what is that thing that cheerleaders yell into?
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a loud speaker or a megaphone.
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No offense to anyones opinion, but cheerleading is to a sport. Cheering A. gets the team pumped up, B. is great excersise, and C. Did you know that cheerleading has the second most injuries of any sport following right after football. Cheering has also grown to be competitive. There are competitions where sometime over 50-60 squads will compete for the national title.Cheering also isn't just yelling ra ra ra. Cheering involves pushing yourself as far as you can go. It also include stunting which is basically lifting a person 10 ft. in the air! Why don't you try doing five backhandsprings in a row. Cheering isn't what it used to be. It IS A SPORT, and if you ever try it and still think isn't a sport then you can ask this question.
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**Runs and puts on her high school cheerleading uniform and grabs her pompoms**\n\nYou can do it, \nYou can do it, \nYOU CAN!! (clap clap)\n\nYou can do it, \nYou can do it, \nYOU CAN!! (clap clap)\n\n**Does a split**\n\nOk.....now all I can say is you better freaking well do it, cause here I am stuck down here on this damn floor in a split and its your fault. Now do it!! Ya hear?? **Calls 911**
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Cheerleading. Cheerleading has to do with so many flips and turns, that it is so easy to mess up, and screw your life.
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"not guilty your honor"\n\njust kidding you might as well put "who dey" although that's more of a fan chant
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No....It's considered yelling.
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yell at the top of your lungs.  Do a marine yell.
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Arriba is sometimes used like a cheer sometimes at games or in songs. If that's from a song then it's like they're saying "Come on come on you can do it" or something like that.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://cheerleading.about.com/cs/cheers/a/cheers5.htm\n\nhttp://lehigh.cheerleading.net/bbcheers.html\n\nhttp://www.infosports.com/cheerldr/arch/1126.htm\n\nhttp://www.shscheerleading.org/cheerchant.htm\n\n\nGood luck!
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It's a punt. Sometimes also called a kick-up.\n\nhttp://pweb.netcom.com/~lachenm/puntFAQ.html
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however annoying it may be, it is legal to do that\njust like the above person said, it's yelled so your teammates will be prepared to receive it.\nIt's just the same as when someone calls "SHORT" or "FLOAT" or if during a rally "FREEBALL"\nthey aren't, however, allowed to say crap to the opposing team.\nlol i remember : ball was going out one time but our whole team started yelling it's good and the other team shanked it. XD \nirksome? yes, but legal
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uh not sure sry but check out the website www.cheerleadernation.com  maybe that will help.
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"When in danger or in dought,\nrun in circles scream and shout!"\n\nWorks every time!
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We're not there tonight, but go to a footy match - & yell, yell, yell really loud - very liberating & leaves you hoarse & laughing.  Happy easter/holiday.  Cheers
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Just as any anything else, cheerleading has quite a history behind it. In ancient times spectators cheered for runners in races held during the first ever Olympic Games in ancient Greece. In the 1860's students in Great Britain began cheering at competitive sporting events and soon the idea spread to the United States. At Princeton in New Jersey, in 1865 the first pep club was formed and they created the first-known cheer: \n"Tah rah rah\nTiger Tiger Tiger\nSis sis sis\nBoom boom boom\nAaaahhhhh!\nPrincton! Princeton! Princeton!"(Kuch 9)\nThe history of organized cheerleading started in 1898. The University of Minnesota was having a pitiful football season. One fan decided to write a letter to the Ariel, "The Official Paper of The University of Minnesota," and complain. He wrote "Everyone's been crying, 'Keep up your spirits, and we will have a winning team bye and bye.' I say give us a winning team and our spirits will take care of themselves." (Froiland 13)
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**  scream.. weeeeeeooooo weeeeeet! with fingers in mouth
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Its one of those tunes that seems to be used by many teams as a melody to base one of their chants around. I've heard it alot during games; France in particular seem to love it. :)