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That was basically us! We would be like "let's be serious at conditioning" then when worlds time came around and everyone's last competitions were coming we'd eat like we never saw food before!
Things Cheerleaders Say
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Some of our girls will come in and decide they want abs, and lay there and do a billion crunches and complain they don't have them yet (and then post something on Instagram about it, undoubtably... Undoubtedly? I just realized idk which). They don't understand that doing that once every 2 or 3 months isn't going to get you abs.
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- May 23, 2014
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There is a famous one....
"5,6,7,8,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8"
"5,6,7,8,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8"
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I'm fan girling you right now.
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in sweden the actually count in english too. or most of the teams do.. some count in swedish and that sounds weird to me..
- May 23, 2014
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Best and weirdest story I've heard so far!
- May 23, 2014
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lol it's international too! Every cheerleader hears those numbers and starts doing something!
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yeah the tottaly do.
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I think ist weir hearing swedish cheerleaders talk because the mentions things like tumbling skills and stunting skillsin swedish and i am not that used to hearing that so i have to think and often ask what they mean but if they like say i mean BHS i know exactly what they mean.. i am a bad swede..
- May 23, 2014
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Lol, it's weird in English too. We have so many different ways to call stunts and tumbling skills. I remember a team called bhs flip flops. It's all cheer language not just English.
It's like cheer has it's own language!
Lol, it's weird in English too. We have so many different ways to call stunts and tumbling skills. I remember a team called bhs flip flops. It's all cheer language not just English.
It's like cheer has it's own language!
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Cheerleading really is a different language! It's so funny when you are teaching new people how to stunt (even just for a prep!) and you go "clean on 5, sponge/squish on 8, LOCK OUT, cradle on 4...be tight!" and they just stare at you with glazed eyes...
Others:
Casually stating "yeah, my flyer kicked me at practice, and I accidentally hit the other base..."
"Stay tight!"
"Bases, use your legs!"
When telling a new/non-cheerleader a stunt is illegal... "Like OMG, what happens? Do they send you to jail or do you get a ticket???"
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Others:
Casually stating "yeah, my flyer kicked me at practice, and I accidentally hit the other base..."
"Stay tight!"
"Bases, use your legs!"
When telling a new/non-cheerleader a stunt is illegal... "Like OMG, what happens? Do they send you to jail or do you get a ticket???"
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yeah really, i could teach you or any one else a few swedish words that are special for cheer or like gymnastics they are named the same. like a tuck is a salto and a standing tuck is a stilla salto ansd stuff like that. i love that it is so universal. i could learn a few words in every language if i would like to just they are cheer words.
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yeah like i can talk about cheer to my siblings and they just look at me weird..
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