If doing a lot of motions lowered the volume then why are some all girl teams still as loud as a coed team and doesn't use megaphones. Right. And I didn't say I don't like or want to stunt. I enjoy stunting also!
charlie And if dancing isn't needed then why ddo only the girls do it? I'm not trying to sound immature for bringing the girls to guys comparison but if you say that stunts, tumbling, and cheers are what pumps up the crowd, then why do the girls dance when they perform at games and events? LOL. And I KNOW with guys' role in college cheer, stunting is a big percentage, but why is dancing thrown out of the picture? I don't think ya'll are realizing I enjoy stunting, I know the guys' role, and I knew that the transition from high school and allstar cheer would be difficult but what I don't understand is why in high school and allstar cheer, the male athletes are ALL-AROUND cheerleaders and in college cheer, most of the time, they're only good at and good for stunting and that only. I would think that at the college level of cheerleading, guys would be held at the same expectations as the girls simply because it's the same sport and there shouldn't be a difference in role by gender, everyone should have the same purpose and same participation. For someone like me, stunting 95% of the time isn't full participation in "cheerleading," and i'm not trying to cut down any guys who only stunt because it takes hard work, but college cheerleading for a male shouldn't be limited to stunting, basic motions, clapping, and yelling in a megaphone.