I'm not sure exactly how much they make but it must be a lot because the teams have to pay a competition fee and then they have 500+ cheerleaders and their family/friends spending money at the vendors
Yes, cheerleading does have international competitions.
yes. they often put the high school and college competitions on ESPN.
NOT Enough!!! :)
Competitive Cheer is when a Cheerleading squad goes to competitions against other squads. Football and Basketball games are used as practice for competitions. Cheerleading competitions can be large or small. High school teams as well as All-Star teams compete in these competitions under many different levels based on team size, tumbling abillity, varsity, junior varsity, all-star etc.
Usually online, or at competitions, or sports stores like Sport Chalet.
Not much at all - most of them have regular jobs and do the Cheerleading as a side gig.
Take cheerleading lessons...
Thats a good ? but they dont get paid much and im 12 I had to do an research paper on it 4 class and the pro. CHEERLEADERS get paid about $50.00 $ a few games and im a cheerleader my self
Cheerleading magazines can be purchased online through retailers like Amazon or directly from the publisher's website. Some physical stores that carry magazines may also have cheerleading publications in stock. Additionally, cheerleading event vendors or competitions may sell magazines on-site.
There's plenty of "points" in cheerleading. In middle school/highschool cheerleading, the cheerleaders pump up the crowd and encourage the sports players. In all-star (competitive) cheerleading, there's competitions to win like in any other sport. Also, regardless of the specific type, cheerleading provides a way to have fun, exercise, and can even lead to college scholarships.
Depends if you are referring to all star cheer, high school, college, or all of the above. There are several all-star competitions in the Northwest in Seattle are and Portland area.
Not much at all - most of them have regular jobs and do the Cheerleading as a side gig.