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    spread like a wildfire. Cheer tryouts were the next event on the school calendar and the girls at school were feeling like a nervous wreck. With a new coach‚ and new spots open for the cheer squad; it was every young girl’s dream to be a cheerleader. The cheerleaders have always been the girls who have led the school in spirit‚ positivity‚ and good morals. Who would not want to spread good vibes to everyone? Cheerleading was a dream to me. I have always been a preppy person and cheerleading was just

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    muscles in your shoulders‚ and your latissimus Dorsa muscles in your back. You use these muscles when doing a single arm-swing motion in a jump‚ when you lift a flyer in the air and put them in a pyramid and also when you tumble. Some stretches the cheerleaders do to strengthen these muscles include doing pushups and chest stretch. This helps them become a little more flexible and ready to lift people. In fact‚ have you ever realized cheerleading is kind of like football? They have different names for

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    do something. Will is also demostrating that the more power the glee club gains‚ the more successful they will be. The opening scene of Glee is the cheerleading team practicing. The team is completely in sync with one another. As soon as the cheerleaders make a mistake the coach bellows orders at

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    2000s‚ as many as 20 different high school organizations declare cheerleading as a sport. It officially became a sport in 2003! However it still has not been officially declared a sport in the NCAA (college)....BUT YOU JUST WAIT BECAUSE COLLEGE CHEERLEADERS DO WAY MORE THAN ANY OTHER ATHLETES.... and watch the 2016 Olympics because it is officially competing in them ! http://wiki.answers.com/Q/In_what_year_did_Cheerleading_officially_become_a_sport "It’s kind of like running an all-out sprint

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    led to paralysis and 29 very serious head or spinal injuries without paralysis” (Hughes) . II: prevention: “Most injuries occur due to lack of training” (Hughes). Only 3% of the 2.9 million female high school athletics in the United States are cheerleaders‚ yet cheerleading is responsible for nearly 65% of all catastrophic injuries in girls’ high school athletics (Wikipedia contributors). Cheerleading injuries can easily be avoided‚ yet some cheer coaches don’t take the time to take go through safety

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    There is a high risk of injury. Cheerleaders have to train to be fit and strong and are pressured into staying that way. In Spokane Valley‚ Washington there is a national competitive cheerleading gym. This gym is called Build It Athletics. It’s ran by Tara Ernst. It’s a public cheerleading

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    the toy rolls away and doesn’t realize that he is making the ball roll away. Experience and exploring learn the cause and effect. A cheerleader is use to see the use of cause and effect. The infant explores the cheerleader and shakes the cheerleader‚ so it could keep going. Another example‚ the boy knows the cause and effect‚ but doesn’t know how to make the cheerleader keep on going. 3. use of tools: a. A tool can be anything. The tool can be a cry‚ hand‚ caregiver‚ or an object. They learn that

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    Something that I describe as a talent that is meaningful to me is cheerleading. I have been a cheerleader for as long as I can remember. Cheerleading‚ over the years‚ has become a very important part of my life. Through cheerleading I have learned the values of hard work and being a part of a team. People often confuse cheerleaders as girls who just stand on the side and cheer; but it’s so much more than that. With every tumble pass and stunt we put ourselves through extreme levels of difficulty

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    how I would have to sacrifice my day to go and help a bunch of middle school cheerleaders. I then got ready to go to the school and reality struck hard when I realized that some people aren’t able to get help from an experience cheerleader as myself. That was the moment I started caring about the other cheerleaders and became determined to help them improve in their cheering. I was getting ready to go help the cheerleaders when all of a sudden it started to pour. Rain flooded the roads and wind whipped

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    something on campus. One who makes friends and goes to the various activities provided for them. I decided to participate in athletics and one of my major’s programs. I decided to become a Campbell cheerleader because it got me involved in the bigger sporting events on campus. I was a competition cheerleader in high school and you are required to be under the age of eighteen to be in competitions‚ which made it fairly easy

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