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    sport at all as a competitive cheerleader I would disagree. The definition of a sport is an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment. According to this definition critics are in fact wrong! Many have the stereotype tuck in their head that cheerleaders prance around in their small uniform and yell cheers to get the crowd hype. While this in fact part of the job of being a cheerleader our skills extend far beyond

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    Examples Of Stereotypes

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    stereotyped are ‚ Cheerleaders ‚ Police officers and women . All of these steriotypes are extreemly unrealistic. " I’m pretty ‚ I’m cute‚ I’m popular to boot‚ great hair. The boys all love to stare‚ I’m wanted‚

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    Cheerleaders finally get the recognition they deserve‚ even though it wasn’t "official" that cheer was a sport every cheerleader has considered it one. They will defend their sport and have plenty of evidence to support the argument. "We don’t have to prove it is a sport." Said Land "O Lakes senior Hayley Jones‚ an

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    English 111 September 24‚ 2014 Cheerleading Tight uniforms‚ loud voices‚ pulled back ponytails with bows the size of their head‚ white tennis shoes‚ and girls being thrown into the air‚ is the typical definition of a cheerleader but what exactly is a cheerleader? A cheerleader is a person who is a member of a group who shout out special songs or chants to encourage the team and entertain the crowd during a game in sports such as football or basketball. Is it a sport? I hear a lot of the times

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    Cheerleading started as a male endeavor in 1898‚ when a University of Minnesota football fan led the crowd in verse in support of their team. It was not until World War II‚ when men shipped out to war‚ that women took over. Then cheerleaders came to represent the American ideal of femininity: wholesome apple pie with washboard stomachs‚ perfect teeth‚ and flawless complexions. Stereotypes cast them as blond‚ petite‚ and impossibly perky. “From its humble beginning cheerleading has blossomed into

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    how to get the crowd going? Cheerleaders do it everyday; it only takes 2 minutes and 30 seconds. Cheerleading began over 100 years ago. “Basically the guy is the frame. The girl’s a piece of art‚” says Justin Carrier‚ a former cheerleader (Valliant 13). Cheerleading has evolved from an all male activity to mostly female and some co-ed squads. In order to fully understand cheerleading one needs to know the history‚ proper techniques‚ and benefits of being a cheerleader. Competitiveness has been

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    its primary purpose is to compare the skills of participants. Cheerleaders are just as athletic and physically fit as those who are involved in other sports‚ and a substantial majority of the cheerleaders play other sports as well. Competitive cheerleading is considered a sport because they have the same guidelines as other sports‚ work just as hard‚ and have the same health regulations as other athletes.6 Like gymnasts‚ cheerleaders must learn to tumble‚ and they also perform lifts and tosses

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    dazzle and danger

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    Cheerleading is a dangerous activity. The main objective is for young girls not go into a competitive squad because they could get very hurt and have no time to themselves. Cheerleaders from 1A universities and competition squads have done surveys and tests to see basic information such as how much time is used for practices‚ ways the cheerleaders get hurt‚ types of injuries‚ location‚ and injury frequency Research has shown that over 50% of all catastrophic injuries in women’s sports alone has been caused

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    of the quickest growing sports for girls in our country today is cheerleading. Additionally‚ the New York Times doesn’t differentiate between sideline and competition cheerleaders. Sideline cheerleaders are on the sideline cheering on the football team and getting the crowd pumped for the football game. A competition cheerleader competes against other schools or teams in competitions that last two minutes and thirty seconds which consist of stunting‚ tumbling‚ dancing and jumps. Cheerleading is

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    History of Cheerleading

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    front of the crowd and directed them in a chant. Campbell became the first ever cheerleader. Therefore‚ cheerleading officially began on November 2‚ 1898. Soon after that‚ the university organized a “yell leader” squad consisting of four males. Cheerleading was dominated by men in its early years. However‚ when large numbers of young men went off to fight in World War II‚ the tables turned. More than 90% of cheerleaders were female from that point on. The evolution of cheerleading as a sport‚ again

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