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National Cheerleading and Dance Championship this Weekend
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Disney2002
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It's like a swarm of locust... loud loud loud locust... that wake you up early at your resort... and scream in the parks...
NashvilleMouse
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My boss is going to WDW this Thursday and will be there for all the craziness. I have been there during cheerleading competition before... may God have mercy on everyone there.
Good luck to all those competing. (Including Judd)
Good luck to all those competing. (Including Judd)
cherrynegra
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Oh dear Lord!! RUN FOR THE HILLS!! I can barely endure two, three or even four preteen and teen girls screaming, giggling, cheering, but thousands of them?? CMs working this weekend should definitely get battle pay.:lol:
Re: Re: National Cheerleading and Dance Championship this Weekend
I wish!!! That would be nice.
For the most part, doing group CI/CO is pretty fun. We only have to take luggage to one room and the group has to sort out whose lugguge is whose.
If you're coming in with groups and want your luggage quickly, take it yourself.
Some are arriving on Wednesday, but the majority of them will arrive on Thursday and Friday (I'll be there Friday) and leave on Monday and Tuesday (probally be there then).
I wish!!! That would be nice.
For the most part, doing group CI/CO is pretty fun. We only have to take luggage to one room and the group has to sort out whose lugguge is whose.
If you're coming in with groups and want your luggage quickly, take it yourself.
Some are arriving on Wednesday, but the majority of them will arrive on Thursday and Friday (I'll be there Friday) and leave on Monday and Tuesday (probally be there then).
BwanaBob
Well-Known Member
I've never seen as much hairspray used than when I'm caught in the middle of one of these!
...and then they put it all over their bodies??
(I know why they do it...don't slam me!)
I'd like to put some on the ground!...Kind of like a 'cheerleader-roach-motel'...keep 'em all in one location.
...and then they put it all over their bodies??
(I know why they do it...don't slam me!)
I'd like to put some on the ground!...Kind of like a 'cheerleader-roach-motel'...keep 'em all in one location.
philsfan2185
Active Member
I went on my senior class trip this time last year. my class stayed at as sports and everywhere you looked there were loud, inconsiterate, and my I add rude cheerleaders. they thought they were such big shots. i was so agervated, the last couple of days when we were at the resort, everytime i saw a cheerleader i said nicley "not a sport". yeah i got into plenty of arguments and of course i proved them wrong. I dont want to start a fight but, cheerleading is definately NOT a sport. if someone wants me to state my opinion i will in a later thread. but i cant stand the people who say, "they train harder than athletes".why do they have their competions at wide world of sports?:brick:
they thought they were such big shots. i was so agervated, the last couple of days when we were at the resort, everytime i saw a cheerleader i said nicley "not a sport". yeah i got into plenty of arguments and of course i proved them wrong. I dont want to start a fight but, cheerleading is definately NOT a sport. if someone wants me to state my opinion i will in a later thread. but i cant stand the people who say, "they train harder than athletes".why do they have their competions at wide world of sports?:brick:
4/wk practices
Just to reply that cheerleading is not a sport - :hammer:
My daughter practices 4/wk at 2/hr per practice. They weight train get banged / scratched up, break bones - and obsess about their "SPORT" just as much as any athelete. These people compete at least 12 times in a 5 month period and travel for majority of the competitions. They feature their competition on ESPN and ESPN2 on a monthly basis. You will have many disagree with you if you can see the type of cheerleading that they do. This is the all star level of cheerleading that involves 3 high pyramids tumble runs that include double fulls and group stunting that has girls flying over 30 feet in the air. Just watch it once and you'll see. We are not the type of cheerleaders standing by the sidelines screaming. BTW at a cost of $400/ mo costs more than most sports out there! Sorry to disagree!
Just to reply that cheerleading is not a sport - :hammer:
My daughter practices 4/wk at 2/hr per practice. They weight train get banged / scratched up, break bones - and obsess about their "SPORT" just as much as any athelete. These people compete at least 12 times in a 5 month period and travel for majority of the competitions. They feature their competition on ESPN and ESPN2 on a monthly basis. You will have many disagree with you if you can see the type of cheerleading that they do. This is the all star level of cheerleading that involves 3 high pyramids tumble runs that include double fulls and group stunting that has girls flying over 30 feet in the air. Just watch it once and you'll see. We are not the type of cheerleaders standing by the sidelines screaming. BTW at a cost of $400/ mo costs more than most sports out there! Sorry to disagree!
Good thing i'm not going this weekend, because I was there for the High School Championships in February, and every park I visited was full of cheerleaders. I also gotta say that a lot of them were somewhat rude. And actually, this was the weekend I wanted to go for my monthly trip. This was also the only weekend I had free in this month, because the weekend after this one I will be heading to Disneyland Resort. But looks like I won't be going because of this event. No March trip for me .
Hopefully we're not going to get a thread that went to over 10 pages long like my "Attack of the Cheerleaders" WDW Update in February after this weekend.:lol:
.Hopefully we're not going to get a thread that went to over 10 pages long like my "Attack of the Cheerleaders" WDW Update in February after this weekend.:lol:
philsfan2185
Active Member
absolutely not a sport
kidbiz........a sport has to have a ball, a race or a set of rules inorder for something 2 be called a sport. yes cheerleaders train in order to compete in their COMPETETIONS. i played baseball my whole life(5-18 yrs old).....when i got into high scool, i practiced monday thru saturday and sometimes sunday for 4 hours a day,granted my high school was 1 of the best baseball teams in new jersey. just because cheerleading is on espn or espn2 doesn't mean its a sport. i watch espn all the time and i once saw a firefighting competition, pool, and the great outdoors games and they certainly arent sports. sounds like cheerleading is a pretty expensive sport concidering the lack of clothes they wear, but all that makeup that they cape on their faces has to cost a lot 2. my cousin is a cheerleader and she doesnt think its a sport. she corrects other cheerleaders when they call cheerleading a sport. i have my opinion:sohappy: and you have your:lol:
kidbiz........a sport has to have a ball, a race or a set of rules inorder for something 2 be called a sport. yes cheerleaders train in order to compete in their COMPETETIONS. i played baseball my whole life(5-18 yrs old).....when i got into high scool, i practiced monday thru saturday and sometimes sunday for 4 hours a day,granted my high school was 1 of the best baseball teams in new jersey. just because cheerleading is on espn or espn2 doesn't mean its a sport. i watch espn all the time and i once saw a firefighting competition, pool, and the great outdoors games and they certainly arent sports. sounds like cheerleading is a pretty expensive sport concidering the lack of clothes they wear, but all that makeup that they cape on their faces has to cost a lot 2. my cousin is a cheerleader and she doesnt think its a sport. she corrects other cheerleaders when they call cheerleading a sport. i have my opinion:sohappy: and you have your:lol:
NashvilleMouse
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Re: absolutely not a sport
:lookaroun
Not sure it is fair to paint a picture of cheerleading like that. I could argue that racing isn't a sport because I do it everyday on the way home from work. :lol: I give the cheerleaders a lot of respect.
:lookaroun
Not sure it is fair to paint a picture of cheerleading like that. I could argue that racing isn't a sport because I do it everyday on the way home from work. :lol: I give the cheerleaders a lot of respect.