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Cheerleaders

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Raeanne Dimick
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a person, usually a woman or girl in an organized group, who leads the crowd in shouting encouragement and supporting a team at a sports event:
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Julene
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someone who strongly supports a particular idea or person:
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Although many may argue this, it IS a sport. There are actual competitions for it and, in my opinion, some of the things they do are very difficult. It is a combination of dancing, [tumbling], [stunting], and, of course, cheering. Many cheerleaders dont actually enjoy having to cheer at football and basketball games, and are only on the squad for the competitions. At competitions, hundreds of squads perform 3 minute routines that include the 4 [staples] of cheer (listed above) and work for months on perfecting what they do, just like any other sports team. Cheerleading is definitely a misunderstood sport.
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