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Cheerleading is not a sport.

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Agree or disagree?
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Agree. They are trying to get the crowd worked up and enthusiastic about the people playing the sports. Hence the names Cheer and Leader.

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Agree. Cheerleading is not a sport. Im not saying you dont need to be athletic to do it, but nobody every goes to a cheerleading game. They go to a football game and the cheerleaders are there to support their team. There is no competion involved and they are doing what they are trained to do.
 
I agree. Seeing as every sport has them it's more entertainment than sport
 
Nope. It's not a sport... unless it's competition cheerleading, then you could consider it a sport because they're actually competing. However, if it is just regular cheerleaders at a game, then no.
 
Agree, Cheerleading is just Dancing with some pompons
 
I don't consider it a sport either. Don't know anyone who does consider it one
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I don't consider it a sport neither. It's just a way you could be able to see some of the finest girls in school all in one place, dancing and showing off their butts for your pleasure.
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Nah not a sport, but I do love to watch them.
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cheer-leading is not a sport. I had the idea of having cheerleaders play flag football with their costumes made out of flags.. I am bad.
 
Wheres are the hard core cheerleaders coming in here to gripe at us for being ignorant of their craft?

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Cheer-leading and golf are not sports.
 
Xarina said:
Cheer-leading and golf are not sports.



I agree sis. I think Mark Twain summed it up best. Golf is a good walk spoiled.
 
Like everyone else, I agree that Cheerleading is NOT a sport. Cheerleading competitions (as stated above) could maybe be considered as one, since they are competing.
 
Psychognosis said:
I agree sis. I think Mark Twain summed it up best. Golf is a good walk spoiled.



Hey, I've only played golf a few times in my life, but it was fun.
 

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