“We are cheerleaders, not cheer girls!”
I have heard such a claim.
In some sports competitions, friends and associates of athletes rush to cheer, and in the front row, girls dance a mop-wielding dance to boost morale.
Such a scene becomes so conspicuous that the players are aware of it, and the desire to win the game turns into a strange sense of duty that they must win, and the game becomes more tense than necessary.
If the word cheer girl has a slightly sexual harassment, it can be rephrased as the word cheerleader. Anyway, the cheerleaders dance sweating and scream the team name. Wins! Wins! Wins!
Hey, wait. If you scream to win so much, help the game. You guys just dance, don’t kick the ball, and don’t get muddy.
In reality, some players are calm. Even if the cheerleader dances, the team’s ability will not improve. Rather, some players may be distracted and injured by staring at the dance.
Are cheerleaders thinking about dedication to the team? Praise for sports competitions? In any case, they are euphoric in prayer for something.
You think so, right? But that’s wrong.
They were fighting. They were fighting within the cheerleader group.
It was a battle to join the front row and a battle to stand in the center position.
Cheerleaders are totally indifferent to the points and wins and losses of the games they support.
The idea that cheerleading is added for the game is wrong, and the game starts futilely for cheerleading.
Wins!
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That’s all for today’s post. Thank you
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