The Life Of Cheerleading

Rou is the type of person that knows everything, or will find out everything. Nothing gets pas her, because she found out about me going to parties and confronted me about it. We had a serious talk and she told me that her cheerleaders have a reputation to uphold and that I cannot be doing things like that. She made it clear to me that parting is not something to be doing at my age. Rou directed me onto the right path, after that day Rou confronted me I have not been to a party or done anything that should not be doing. I am grateful that Rou became a part of my life, because if it were not because of her I would be going down the wrong road. She showed me how to set a goal, and to work towards achieving it. I decided to join the competition team my first year. They had regular game-time cheer and performance cheer. Game-time was just performing a cheer, chant, and dance; while performance

Cheerleading made me in to the person I am today, put me on the right path, a path that I want to be on. Cheerleading taught me how to be strong leader because I would step up in front of others and lead the way for them to follow. I set good examples and think of myself as a great role model. Because of cheering I am now the type of person to take control of the situation and get things done. I am now not afraid to reach out to others and ask for help. I learned a lot about responsibility from cheerleading because Rou would give us paper to be filled out and we were responsible for giving it to our parent to be filled out and returned back to her by a certain date. The same with making payments on time, also not forgetting to wear the right practice wear, because if you had the wrong outfit on you would have to do fifty pushups. I have learned to come prepared for anything, how to set a goal and to plan out how I will achieve that goal. Most importantly that things will not be handed to you, you have to work for