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Should i try out for cheerleading?
I have cheer for 2 years and know i have to try out..
Updated: 9/27/2023
Yes, it never hurts to give it a try and you might make the team. However, you should be prepared that there might be some more experienced girls that may also be trying out. A good place to start is with All-Star Cheerleading. Many All-Star gyms offer tumbling classes to work on your skill. Or, cheering for an All-Star team means that you WILL be placed on a team, regardless of your skill
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