Wednesday, March 30, 2022

The Top Seven Reasons To Cheer For Cheerleading Week


Grab your pom-poms, wear the colors of your favorite team and get out your tumble mats to show some team spirit.

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7 Reasons to Cheer for Cheerleading Week

  • LEADERSHIP SKILLS

They're not called cheerleaders for anything. Cheerleading develops leadership skills in young people. Cheerleaders are positive, dedicated, and capable of teamwork. These are three traits people seek in leaders.

These skills are great for your entire life.

  • BUILD CONFIDENCE

Sometimes, it can feel impossible to have confidence. Even the most confident cheerleaders can find it frightening to stand in front of their peers at school games or to cheer at strangers at competitions.

Cheerleaders do more than shout cheers to cheer on the crowd. Your team is your ambassador, and you are a leader in your local community. Although it might seem scary at first, these challenges can help you build self-confidence and self-esteem over the long term.

  • LEARN AND EARN TRUST

Trusting your team and yourself is a key part of being a cheerleader. To be a cheerleader, you must trust your body and your spotters. You also need to trust your coaches to help you succeed.

Trust isn't only for cheerleaders. Cheer teams are made up of people with different skills and roles. Cheerleading Week is an excellent opportunity to have faith that each role is important and that each cheerleader will fulfill their role.

  • BUILD STAMINA

Cheering is a great sport for building stamina, athletic endurance, and social skills. But that endurance doesn't just come from practicing your cheer routine. Cheerleaders develop the cardiovascular endurance and physical strength necessary to compete at all levels. You are not only putting in the effort to perform kicks, flips, and jumps but also shouting cheers. It is not easy to hold a conversion while working out.

  • CREATE A COMMUNITY

You are not only learning how to lead cheer but also creating a supportive community that will support you throughout the process. You're building a community by supporting your teammates, coaches, choreographers, parents and driving your kids to practice. National Cheerleading Week is a great way to meet people from the cheer community you may not otherwise have known.

  • LEARN FROM FAILURE

Although it might seem negative, we prefer to see failure as a positive. Failing, whether you're not landing cleanly on a flip or failing to place at a competition is a chance to improve.

Cheerleading Week is a great opportunity to learn how much you can do and push yourself as an athlete by being a cheerleader, cheer coach, or cheerleader. If you're already perfect, you can't improve. So embrace the not-so-great moments and grow from them.

  • MAKE FRIENDS

Although it may sound cheesy, cheerleading is one of the best ways to make lasting friends. You will have your cheer support group there to help you at competitions and games, as well as friends who will support you in other activities. That's something to be proud of.

Cheerleading is a wonderful sport that requires a lot of patience, skill, and practice. It can be fun and safe if you have the right coach and equipment. We encourage you to use commercial-grade cheerleading mats in your gymnasiums and tumble rooms this Cheerleading Week. 

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