February
Cheerleader blog
Cheerleading first appeared in the United States in the late 1880s with the crowd chanting as a way to encourage school spirit at athletic events. The first organized, recorded cheer was yelled “Ray, Ray’ Ray! TIGER, TIGER, SIS, SIS, SIS! BOOM, BOOM, BOOM! Aaaaah! PRINCETON, PRINCETON, PRINCETON!” at Princeton University in 1884.
Cheerleading among others has had debate on whether or not it truly is a sport. Some consider Cheerleading as a whole as a sport citing the heavy use of athletic talents while others do not see it as deserving of that status since sport implies a competition among squads and not all squads compete along with subjectivity of competitions. There are also some that believe that only certain aspects, namely Competitive Cheerleading, can be considered a sport. While individuals and organizations have their own beliefs, no one answer has emerged.
But to my mind cheerleading means not only sport but some kind of art. And Cheerleader blog which I’d like to put on your approval today is the following:
To my mind Cheerleader blog is a good idea because every school has its own Cheerleaders and to create a place (Cheerleader blog) where everyone who is interested can find information, discussions, answers, useful articles etc. Cheerleader blog is a way to say the world about you and to find people with the same enthusiasm. Cheerleader blog may become a face of your team and therefore somehow the face of your school.
Conclusion: if you decided to start your school cheerleader blog then you should keep it carefully.