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    Cheerleading A Sport Essay

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    should be considered a sport because cheerleaders get hurt just as much as any other athlete, also cheerleaders practice the same amount of hours if not more as any other athletes. Lastly cheerleading should be considered a sport because cheerleading can keep people in shape just like any other sport. Cheerleaders might only perform for two and a half, but they but just as much energy out as basketball players do in a game. Every year, 100,000 cheerleaders go to the hospital for injuries. Out…

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    Cheerleading Essay

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    cheerleading is just an activity. When people think of cheerleaders, they think of preppy girls cheering for a sport they know nothing about. They think cheerleaders do not put in work, and they just stand on the sidelines to look pretty. In reality, cheerleaders have to know what is going on during the game at all times. Many people think cheerleaders are weak, but what they do not know is they are some of the strongest women athletes. Cheerleaders put in a lot of time and practice just to…

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    Competitive Cheerleading

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    court of law. Competitive cheerleading consists of lots of practices, competitions, routines that are critical to remember, tumbling, stunting, and jumping. Competitive cheerleading shares many of the same physical abilities as other team sports. Cheerleaders work hard on all of their skills so they can improve as a team. Therefore, competitive cheerleading should be considered a sport. One main consideration is that a large number of cheer squads compete against each other. Like other team…

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    Cheerleading Stereotypes

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    Athlete by Nature, Cheerleader by Choice Ten years ago, if someone had told me that I would be a cheerleader at the collegiate level, I would most likely have laughed in their face. Now as I sit here getting ready for practice, I find it comical thinking about how I entered the world of cheerleading. Going into my freshman year of high school, my mother told me I had to try out for cheerleading. Naturally, I cried. There was no way I would be associated with the ditzy girls in short skirts with…

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    for example, discovered that male cheerleaders essentially create and validate their masculinity as they cheer by accentuating the sex-based partition of cheering behaviors. Cheerleaders are anticipated to tumble, execute stunts, chant, inspire crowd involvement,…

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    Cheerleading Is A Sport

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    whether cheerleading is considered a sport. People assume it’s not because normally all they see of cheerleaders is at football or basketball games. People never watch cheerleaders performing at an actual competition. The sound of a screaming crowd, the flashes of cameras, and a goal to win are things that all sports have in common with cheerleading. Cheerleading meets the definition of a sport. Cheerleaders are expected to have a high level of physical activity to participate. At the beginning…

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    cheerleading in the article American Beauty: The Cheerleader in America Literature and Popular Culture. In the article, Miles reminisces about her personal experiences as a high school cheerleader and points out various stereotypes of cheerleaders in the media. Miles's experiences as well as my own can be compared to the well-known cheerleading movie, Bring It On, in order to reveal the movies missteps and accuracies in its portrayal of high school cheerleaders in America. Early in the film, we…

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    A cheerleader must have some sort of motion when beginning and be able to change direction by pushing off the floor. Newton’s Second Law of Motion defines the relationship between acceleration, force, and mass. The more force pushed from the ground the higher the cheerleader will go into the air and the easier the cheerleader will land on her bases. Newton’s Third Law of Motion states that any time a force acts from…

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    Cheerleading A Sport

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    do not see it as being a sport. Many people do not believe cheerleading is a sport because they do not think it involves athletic skills like other sports and a big reason because is not a part of a game. What they do not realize is that modern cheerleaders must show all the characteristics that are defined as a sport in order to be good. It involves the strength of a football player, dexterity of a gymnast, speed of a track star, the grace of a dancer, and the determination of all athletes.…

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    Bremen Wants A Victory Today is the day. The day everyone has been waiting for. The day when all of the blood, sweat, and tears finally pay off. Today is the basketball championship. All of the cheerleaders will arrive at school decked out in their Bremen blue attire. Bows in their hair, cheer bags on their shoulders, and spirit in their hearts. They are ready to cheer their team to a win. On the other end of the campus, the basketball players enter the locker room. Some exchange a few…

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