Yes. Here is a news article related to a 15 year old that died in 2004 doing gymnastics. http://www.farragutpress.com/articles/2004/02/381.html I know of another girl Julissa Gomez who broke her neck while competing in Japan in 1988. In 1991 she never regained consciousness after she went into a coma. She went into a coma a few days later and died in 1991 without ever regaining consciousness. In 1994,Christy Henrich died due to multiple organ failures caused by her eating disorders. She was 4-foot-11 and weighed 47 pounds.
Yes, people have died in gymnastics, or for reasons linked to gymnastics.
Alexandra Huci passed away at age 12 after collapsing in training.
Yelena Mukhina parylsed performing a thomas salto, and she eventually died.
Julissa Gomez broke her neck performing a Yurchenko vault. She passed away after a period in vegetative state.
Christy Henrich died of anorexia after a judge told her to lose weight.
TMTC (Too many to count). Watch You Tube for some videos of cheerleading bloopers.
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No one.
it is a sport
There can be anywhere from 4-15ish people on a team.
AnswerThe hardest part about cheerleading is probably just having the stamina and ability to do it. There are many different things that require many different muscles and parts of your body and although they look hard they can come easy to some people. You also have to be able to multi-task or you wont have a clue what your doing and what comes next. You just have to be in shape because cheerleading is a HARD sport.
If you are flexible in cheerleading this will help you succeed at many things such as doing the splits or doing difffrent gymnastic things. so it really does help speaking from experience to be flexible! HOPE THIS HELPS!!!!! love always Miss.cheerleader
LOTS OF PEOPLE THAT IT DONT HAVE A NUMBER
Many people have different opinions if cheerleading is a type of dance. But basically dance is included in cheerleading. Of course you do all the stunts and tumbling but you also have dance sequences! :D
an estimated 15 million participants.
There are thousands of people who participate in cheerleading in California alone. It is estimated that the national average is about 500 thousand people who participate in some form of cheerleading each year.
Well, there can be anywhere from 5-30 (estimated) on a team/squad!