What kind of Cheerleading insult cheers are there ?
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I don't have any and truthfully, I doubt your school would allow you to use any if you had them. It would be considered very unsportmanlike.
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I went to a cheer camp a few weeks ago and we used these\n---------------------------------------------------------\nRed, (pause pause) and blue\nWe're number 1 \nyou know it's true\n\nRed, (pause pause) and blue\nWe're number 1 \nyou know it's true\n\nRed, (pause pause) and blue\nWe're number 1 \nyou know it's true\n------------------------------------------------------------\nOur cougar pride is bustin' out\nCome on crowd lets hear you shout\nS-H-S, S-H-S\n\nOur cougar pride is bustin' out\nCome on crowd lets hear you shout\nGo Cougars Go, Go Cougars Go\n\nOur cougar pride is bustin' out\nCome on crowd lets hear you shout\nS-H-S, S-H-S\n----------------------------------------------------------\nSahuaro cougars are back \nwe're ready to attack\nwe'll show you whose the best\ncougars above the rest\n\nall right now with all your might\nlets show those cats\nhow we fight\n\ncome on crowd\nstand up and cheer \n2006 (pause) it's our year\n\nS-H-S we'll take it to the top\nlet's go cougars we cant be stopped\nstand up and yell it out \nlouder now lets hear you shout\n\nRed white and blue \nwe're coming after you\n\nRed white and blue \nwe're coming after you\n\nLast time\nRed white and blue \nwe're coming after you\n--------------------------------------------------------------\nWe also had to do little bubby groups and we were the cheerskateers \n--------------------------------------------------------------\nCheerskateers, ready...YEAH\nWe are hear ready to compete,\nSo fans, stand up, and boogie to our beat\n               ~beat~\nNo matter what, you'll hear us call,\nWe're all for one and one for all!\n               ~beat~ \n*****BREAK IT DOWN*****\nWho's the leader of the team that all have come to see\nC-O-U-G-A-R-S, the cougars are for me\nCheerskateers(Cheerskateers)\nCheerskateers(Cheerskateers)\nForever let us raise your spirit high, high, high\nCheerskateers(Cheerskateers)\nCheerskateers(Cheerskateers)\nTHE COUGARS ARE FOR ME!\n-------------------------------------------------------------------------\nThese are some we use but you can change the mascot,school and colors.
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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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you spelled cheerleading wrong
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link -> http://www.wgac.org/cheerleading.htm
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euphemism for drunken hallucination
1153696
Why would you want to insult anybody?\nChill, and enjoy life chum!\nst
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I could not locate the clip but, HERE is the cheer....\nhttp://www.lyricsondemand.com/miscellaneouslyrics/fightsongslyrics/olemissfightsonglyrics.html\nI googled "hoddy toddy" and found that some other SEC schools are not too happy with the 'Ole Miss cheer.\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2005-21,GGLG:en&q=hoddy+toddy
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Personally i think they get a high from the insults, it increase their ego position relative to others like "I'm better" "i win" and it entertains them.So concentrate on ways of making the event uneventful or unfun for the players without falling in the trap to get involved in the game.Walk away!!
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lmao, laugh my a** off\nbrb, be right back\nafk, away from keyboard\nur, you are or your\nomw, on my way\nbrt, be right there\ninc, incoming\nplz, please\nwtf, what the f***
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The beauty of cheering for basketball is the sound of the floor & the players can actually hear the crowd.  Do cheers with stomps & claps (make sure you teach some of your friends in the crowd).  With the crowd as backup, you can build while they keep the pace.\nClap your hands, stop your feet, & listen to the sound of the ** beat, it goes (insert a stop/clap sequence of your choice) Repeat\nHey, let's hear it, stand up & cheer <load stunts> M H S, yell it, M H S\nAbout has some good ideas for cheers, but they're not too hard to create on your own & those usually end up being the most fun.
735304
Depends on which team.  I like the Dallas Cowboy's Cheerleading Squad and the Patriots Cheerleaders.
895045
Being born in England and immigrating over here I have been a pom all my life it means prisoner of mother England it is not derogatory it is a term of endearment and don't say it is not until you have lived here.The Barmy army are basically a well organized cheer squad and we welcome them too they insult us we insult them it is called sledging and it is all done in the spirit of the game luckily some people still have a sense of humour.
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I actually read on yahoo news one day (and why this was considered news I don't have a clue!) that a "holla back girl" refers to a cheerleader who responds to the head cheerleader's commands or cheers; basically she's a follower. Gwen Stefani says, "I ain't no hollaback girl" as in "I'm not a follower"
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I don't think a lot of people realize how competitive and athletic cheerleading has become.  I think back to when I was in high school and all the cheerleaders did back then was dance a little and kick a little and shake their pom-poms and lead cheers and look all cute and perky.\n\n"Rah rah ree, kick 'em in the knee!\n Rah rah razz, kick 'em in the other knee!"\n\nIn fact, in my high school, and I'm sure in most others at the time - this was about 25 years ago now - cheerleaders were voted on by the student body, so it was as much a popularity contest as it was anything else.\n\nI look at the junior high and high school cheerleader squads nowadays, and I'm seeing all sorts of flips and throws and athletic stunts that they would have thought to be absolutely insane back when I was that age.  \n\nAs far as what to do to explain to people what cheerleading is now as opposed to how they remember it?  Perhaps when you have your sign-up nights, you could arrange to have some videos running that show competitions and what the girls will be expected to do, or have some visual of that nature, maybe even a demo or two by your current squad, so that the parents and the girls can see how cheerleading has evolved into the sport it is now, rather than the primping and giggling that it used to be.
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umm you labeled this in the wrong catagory? Cheerleading is not a sport. What are you stupid
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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)