Persuasive Speech About Cheerleading

Cheerleading can not be done by one person, but with the help of several athletes. School cheerleading is also done to show sportsmanship and spirit. Cheerleaders are a reflection of their school, and must act like it. I promise to always represet the school in a positive way and to always show righteousness to each an every athlete. Cheerleading is not always seen as a “sport” by everyone.

Even though he was getting on her nerves, that made her only work harder. She kept on running and worked hard to do the best that she could possibly do. Also, in the passage, Jacob calls to Ava on the bus and asks if she is dead. When she replies no, Coach McCoy tells the boys that they are funny. This is especially annoying to Ava because the boys got congratulated for teasing her.

Most people view cheerleading as twenty four girls in skimpy uniforms who know basic cheers along with rhythmic stomps and claps, but this is not entirely the case. Cheerleading involves an athleticism unlike any other sport or physical activity. While some people say competitive cheerleading is too unmethodical and muddled to be considered a sport, it actually meets all the criteria to be considered one. Competitive cheerleading is physically demanding, competitive, and regulated. Although competitive cheerleading meets all the components of a sport, some people still see it as merely an athletic activity.

Victoria C. Acosta Dr. Jillian Wenburg Comp 252-4 February 27, 2017 Annotated Bibliography: Cheerleading vs. Health Aspects Ball, M. (2012). Sideline no more: The athletic and aesthetic qualities of cheer. Physical & health education journal, 77 (4), 30-32. https://fortlewis.idm.oclc.org /login?url =http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=s3h&AN=92530439&site=eds-live&scope=site While reviewing Ball’s article, she points out important skills sets to engage in cheerleading. Cheerleading has become more than just a sport, but a way of life and a drive for more active exercise. Ball describes the basics of cheer, not being an anti-feminist sport and how the sport has changed from back in the 70’s until today's date.

A person who is trying to find a goal in life, she chooses a great ability she had in school. While trying to reach her goal, she is like a hard-working wolf trying to reach her prey. Jackie Joyner-Kersee, chooses to be a athlete the rest of her life after winning several awards in highschool, and she goes to the olympics and becomes one of the world’s greatest athletes. Jackie Joyner-Kersee, was one of the greatest athletes i’ve ever seen on TV, after reading information about her online she seems like a great woman and athlete. Jackie Joyner Kersee had a very talented, athletic, childhood.

When Mate finds out that Minerva is sneaking out to secret meeting she asks her why she would do that. Mate writes in her diary that Minerva’s response was, “She wanted me to grow up in a free country” (Alvarez 39). Minerva is noble because she fights for others freedom. She is also one of the sisters that most people look up to because of her courage. She encourages others to join her and makes her sisters a big part of the revolution.

For instance in the article Sideline vs. Competitive cheer: Cheerleaders discuss the difference it says “Senior Reagan Tummons, agrees that Competitive cheerleading is her favorite of the two because they are actually working towards a goal which is getting that first place.” This statement describes that competitive cheer actually works for first place/goal and that is a qualification in What a sport is? And it doesn’t state that sideline does the same. As Renee R wrote in Cheerleading is a sport, “Sideline cheerleaders’ main goal is to entertain the crowd and lead them with team cheers, which should not be considered a sport.” This piece of evidence could not be any more descriptive, that cheering for a crowd and keeping up energy may be a hobby but sideline cheer is absolutely not a sport! Another thing that Terry Zeigler said in Is competitive Cheer a sport?, “Traditionally, sideline cheerleading was not considered a sport because its primary purpose was to support other teams.

I was even able to make the SACS Varsity cheer team, which is an unforgettable experience knowing that they are one of the best in town. Every single accomplishment has been worked for with hours and hours of preparation, and even years in experience. Nobody would ever imagine that my first year trying out as a cheerleader I had been rejected. Although I did fail at cheer my first try, it only fueled me to try out again the following year. After weeks and

Is cheerleading a sport? Yes, cheerleading is a sport. Many people may argue that cheerleading doesn 't take any real skill, although it actually requires a lot . Cheerleading is very dangerous, takes high amounts of dedication, also fits all the aspects of being a sport, including competition. Cheerleading is considered one of the most dangerous sports in the United States.

People don't think cheerleading is a sport because it does not use a ball and it is too easy to even be considered. Little did they know that cheerleaders travel more than most soccer and football teams. Cheerleading is a sport because cheerleading fits the definition of a sport, it is competitive, and it involves training, effort, and practice. Cheerleading fits the definition of a sport. First, for example “ An activity involving physical exertion in which an individual or team competes

TNSCTP Scholarship Letter Athlete: Madelynn Weas Madelynn has been voted President of Str8 Shooters Clay Team by her teammates for the last 2 years. She fills the role perfectly with her drive for knowledge, she has been in a leadership roll for years as a 4H Honors/Allstar member. I think that this has helped her perfect her pursuit through coaching or mentoring shotgun sports with SCTP. I can always rely on her to work with me on our new and upcoming youth, her form and stance will always be textbook, this seems to help the youth understand what goal we are working towards. She could and will pursue the roll of coaching to the next level in the future.

As a teen, she won the National Junior Pentathlon championships four years in a row, and received honors in high school in various sports, including track, basketball and volleyball. Jackie recieved many college scholarships, she decided to attend the Univeristy of California, Los Angeles on a full scholarship for basketball. There are three important turning points that occured in Jackie’s life. The first turning point is when Jackie’s mother died. Her death helped Jackie find her focus, and pushed her to work harder.

I never realized that years into the future I would fill their shoes, and carry the responsibility of being the person little girls looked up to. I didn’t know back then I would come the tremendously frightening and honoring understanding of how much I could influence a young person’s life. In our town there is a youth football program we have come to know as “Cadiz Biddy Football.” They start in August and play four teams two times each, then go into playoffs to see who gets to compete in the “Superbowl”. Along with the football program is a cheerleading program. Girls third through sixth grade sign up every year to cheer for the four quarters of every football game, along with doing a routine to entertain fans at halftime.

Cheerleading teams can compete nationally with other cheerleading teams around the world. Cheerleaders support their school team, but their school and family support them just as much as the players when they compete. Cheerleading is just as much as a sport as football, basketball, golf, tennis, baseball, and

Michael and Caren was dating 1 year and Michael proposed to Caren halftime of a Murray State basketball game. Eventually Caren got pregnant with twins. After the pregnancy they continued their lives as one happy family. Michael Arneson currently still a professor for Murray State University as one of the best professor on