Hey I watched this video to have someone else practicing with me in my living room. Each time I take a break I look at your video. You and your team are very talented. I wish you the best 💞. - A random person in their living room
I have a question. Before I say anything, I want to start off by saying that I completely know how hard and dangerous cheerleading is. Reason why is because more than ten years ago I read a book in one of my favorite teen drama series where the main character was a female who was a freshman in high school and she did cheerleading. She physically described how hard it is. I also did research a little afterwards into the sport and found out how common certain injuries are. Which brings me to my question. Why don't cheerleaders weight train? Female bodies are typically weaker than males, and a weaker body is more susceptible to injury. This is one of the main reasons in my opinion why there are so many injuries in cheerleading. Wouldn't cheerleaders benefit and be less prone to injury if they weight trained sometimes and made their muscles and bones stronger and more resilient by lifting weights once in a while?
@@MadalynMac Nice. Im glad to see females working on their body and getting stronger. I graduated 2018 from my high school, played football and ran track, and had a few female friends who did cheerleading. I literally never saw any females on my high school cheer team workout. My ex female friend who did cheerleading said she doesn't lift weights. I heard several females say that weightlifting is boring to them. Many cheerleaders would benefit from resistance training in my opinion 👍
@@MadalynMacBut what about MANY other cheerleaders? I have yet to see any high school cheer team weight train, even a little bit. Why is it that so many cheerleading teams at any level don't see or recognize the importance of weight training?
This is so real finally someone who tells people what cheer practice is actually like
I don’t usually watch these type of vlogs but this is super entertaining and funny haha
aw thanks scope gamers
@@MadalynMac my friend Aliyah Pokropski is doing High School Cheerleading at Watkins Mill High School for cheerleading practice!
@@MadalynMac are you a school Cheerleader too?
watching this b4 cheer practice
Omg sameee
I literally love this I NEED MORE!!
i’m glad!!😂😂
You guys dont practice w a mat? I would be would be so scared
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I know I'm just a little late to this comment lmao, but in the beginning it looked like they were just blocking everything :)
my school is a middle school and we’re all new at stunting and we don’t use mats even tho we have them
Hey I watched this video to have someone else practicing with me in my living room. Each time I take a break I look at your video. You and your team are very talented. I wish you the best 💞.
- A random person in their living room
thank you person in their living room!!
the water in the uggs 😭😭
THE EDITING TRANSITION TOOK ME OUT
Not me thinking this is a 23 min video but it’s only 8
I have a question. Before I say anything, I want to start off by saying that I completely know how hard and dangerous cheerleading is. Reason why is because more than ten years ago I read a book in one of my favorite teen drama series where the main character was a female who was a freshman in high school and she did cheerleading. She physically described how hard it is. I also did research a little afterwards into the sport and found out how common certain injuries are. Which brings me to my question. Why don't cheerleaders weight train? Female bodies are typically weaker than males, and a weaker body is more susceptible to injury. This is one of the main reasons in my opinion why there are so many injuries in cheerleading. Wouldn't cheerleaders benefit and be less prone to injury if they weight trained sometimes and made their muscles and bones stronger and more resilient by lifting weights once in a while?
you should watch my latest video, a week of workouts with me!
@@MadalynMac Nice. Im glad to see females working on their body and getting stronger. I graduated 2018 from my high school, played football and ran track, and had a few female friends who did cheerleading. I literally never saw any females on my high school cheer team workout. My ex female friend who did cheerleading said she doesn't lift weights. I heard several females say that weightlifting is boring to them. Many cheerleaders would benefit from resistance training in my opinion 👍
@@MadalynMacBut what about MANY other cheerleaders? I have yet to see any high school cheer team weight train, even a little bit. Why is it that so many cheerleading teams at any level don't see or recognize the importance of weight training?
@@MadalynMac please answer my question as soon as possible. I edited my comment
I love your Batman shirt
my brother’s closet👍
What app do you use to edit
i use final cut pro!
the thumbnail💀
click bate at its finest😂
Hmmm...id like to have a teenaged girls energy lol
Edgingggg!!