Practice gymnastics, cheers, and pay attention at clinics because what they teach you, can help you to make the squad. :)
no im pretty sure they're not but they can be on an organization or on competitive cheer
no it has a spirit team which is the same thing middle schools are not allowed to have cheerleading
When i did middle school cheerleading at my school it cost somewhere around $1,000. i know crazy but since then its gone down but if you take away the cost for camp its around $800. Love, JV Wildcat Cheerleader
Unfortunately Washington Irving High School does not have a cheerleading squad, but they do have a women/mens step team.
: cheerleading can be used for football and basketball games. but it can also be all-star cheerleading. all-star cheerleading is cheerleading that you compete against all squads and it is all year round. there are like 20 compeitions that you attend each season. you can go check out my all-star cheerleading team at : http://www.marylandtwisters.com
cheerleading was invented my a group of friends who stood on the side lines at a school sports game and cheered on their team.
if you are looking for a cheerleading team there are the 3 most popular ones: FANTASY CHEERLEADING NZ TOTAL CHEERLEADING NZ ALL-STAR CHEERLEADING NZ EXTREME CHEERLEADING NZ OR THERE MIGHT BE ONE AT YOUR SCHOOL!
By "make your own squad," are you asking about creating a group that cheers for a team at their games? If so, there is no particular age limit. Many amateur and semi-pro teams have local fans who organize to cheer for them. But if you are talking about competitive cheerleading or high school and college cheerleading, that has become a very organized activity. In fact, some people want it to be considered a sport because these days, it requires acrobatics and athleticism rather than just yelling loudly for your favorite team. Most high school and college cheerleaders are between the ages of fourteen and twenty-four, but there are exceptions. Some middle schools now have organized cheerleading too, which means some of the cheerleaders might be as young as ten or eleven. To make the cheerleading squad at most schools, you have to try out, and you have to demonstrate whatever skills the school expects from their cheerleaders. You will then be expected to attend practices and work with your coach to provide the school with the best cheerleading possible.
Your local school or team of any kind will have tryouts and if your good enough they will put you on the squad.
Check their website, if it doesn't say there then call the school's athletic's department.
I will support my daughter's cheerleading team.