Cheerleading Stereotypes

Even knowing its boarding practicing on the field is necessary to winning the competitions. At the practice field we practice music, visuals, and/or set placement.

Do you ever wonder what classifies a sport as a sport? Why do some hobbies and pastimes make the cut while all those others, which some people say may be a sport, like cheerleading, do not? Is it the number of players involved, the arena it’s held in or the equipment used? Well, I think it’s all three of these and more that ensure the title of it being a sport. Broadly speaking, all sports share certain underlying characteristics.

Especially in college, cheerleading should be a sport, because college level is higher and more strategic than middle and high school cheer. Yes, cheerleading is a very feminine sport and use to be a male ran activity but Title IX and all of its components should fulfill the needs for cheerleading. Cheerleading being feminine and looked down upon should not be the reason why they do not receive the aids, and materials they would need to be successful. It takes the same amount of athleticism as these sports and even more physical and emotional abilities. Cheerleading should be considered a sport because these women are just as athletic as any football team, baseball or softball

Gradually, public opinion swung in her favor. It would take years of struggle, but women one day would win the right to vote.” This shows courage because Susan knows that it could take years to win the right for women to vote and people would make fun of her, but she knows that one day this nation will win the right for women to vote. Another way that Susan shows courage is when she says, “May it please your honor,” Anthony replied. “I shall never pay a dollar of your unjust penalty. And I shall never earnestly and persistently continue to urge all women… that resistance to tyranny is obedience to God.” Susan shows courage when doing this because she is standing up to the judge and by saying this she could have been put into jail, but she does not care she just wants the same rights for

1.0 INTRODUCTION An essential element to sport is competition. When competition or social comparison comes into play, competition becomes a motivational tool. Since competition is a part of sports, performance can be affected along with the goals that have been set by the competitor. Competition between individuals with goal setting can result in higher levels of performance. Therefore, when assessing the effects of goal setting in sport, competition plays a big role in the outcome.

She lived a life of partying and never thinking of the consequences of her actions and that kind of person in my opinion should not be a role model. As a said earlier young kids and teenagers are influenced by her choice when she is a public figure as big as her. People look up to her. One thing that I can never say for sure is if she would have continued living as she was if she had lived. If given the chance I think Amy would turn her life around and changed for the better but at this point we can never now.

taking part in gang activities, abuse of drugs, or public disturbances) the player is supposed to be reprimanded as any other person would. However, since the athlete in question is part of the group that helps influence the social bias of deviance, their behavior could be overlooked or even glamorized. This applies to anyone included in the collection of individuals considered to be the most influential on change in social deviance. Those parties include, but are not limited to political figures (the President, mayor, governor etc. ), celebrities, and law enforcement representatives (Police officers, Security, body guards etc.).

“Each person must live there life as a model for others,” a great quote that said by the amazing Rosa Parks who stood up for what she believed in so she too could be a great model for others in the years to come. When most people think of Rosa Parks most everybody thinks of the person who did not move when she was asked to at the back of the bus because she did not thinks that segregation was fair and knew things had to change. There are also a few other reasons why Rosa is such an amazing person and why she should be considered a hero. How a little act like standing up for yourself and all your people can make a big difference on the world for years to come. One of the big reasons of why Rosa was a great hero was that she stood up for what she believed in and didn’t let other people tell her what she could and couldn’t do.

Critics assert that, as performers, cheerleaders should be entitled to express themselves in whatever fashion they with. While cheerleaders may participate in routines deemed suggestive by some observers, those dances are not provocative enough to negatively affect either performers or spectators, they say. Other opponents insist that the suggestive dancing in question is not a very common occurrence at sporting events. Throughout games cheerleaders may put a few stunts in the air during timeouts, but that is all they would have time for. Cheerleading routines usually only take place at special games such as homecoming, other than that provocative routines are not very common, in the highschool level that

This experience taught me that even when something gets tough, I can overcome it. Cheerleading is one of, if not the best memory I have from high school. Ms. Traska made all of us not only think about cheerleading but also made us think about each other. I don't think that I would be as close to my cheerleading girls as I am without her as a coach. She kept as organized and helped make us all have our own responsibilities on the team.