Cheers & Chants
Did you know that in the beginning cheer leading was a male sport with no females allowed? Former Presidents, George W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Franklin D. Roosevelt all engaged their stuff as cheerleaders! Now, we are not saying that the Presidents in their younger days wore cheerleading hair bows but it just goes to show you what trend setters can accomplish! Cheerleading is said to have begun as a way to rouse the crowds during a losing season with positive chants and cheers. Being that this all got it's beginning in Minnesota it probably was used to warm the crowd up!
From small sizes up to style, you can purchase customized bows in zebra prints, polka dots, stars and stripes, sequins, rhinestones, and the list goes on! Cheerleaders abound with passion and enthusiasm for their home team! Be refreshing and wear different styles, start a trend that's clearly you or a new twist on and old trend. Hair bows can be ordered that have words displayed on them like 'spirit' or order custom colorful hair bows displaying your squad's mascot. For a thoughtful surprise to "cheer" on your squad, order hair bows that display each cheerleader's name. Cheerleading hair bows keep your hairstyles neat looking while practicing or at the big game! For busy cheerleader, scrunches are both functional and sporty. Keep in mind that scrunches may become loose during your performance so you may want Power bows, which show your team spirit while they stay in place throughout your energetic routine! Hair bows are simple to make yourself and can be a fun team project. Consider a scrunches that lights up to add that extra sparkle to your step! We applaud you on making your school and particularly the team your commitment! Support your team wearing creative hair bows at the next sporting event. Nothing like a unique hair bow style to help you keep the crowd on their feet and excited.
If you are one of the players, it is very vital that you should look for the right cheers, stunts, and other important matters.
Gradually with their popularity in 1986 National Cheerleaders Association (NCA) was formed with rules and regulations. Even coach was appointed for keeping their routines in a constant state of flux, detracting from time that should be utilized to develop skills and provide personal attention to their athletes. The USASF hosted the first Cheerleading Worlds on April 24, 2004, where cheerleading coaches from all over the country organized and made the National All Star Cheerleading Coaches Congress. During competition routine, a squad performs choreographed stunting, tumbling, jumping and dancing to their own custom music. Teams create their routines to an eight-count system. All-star cheerleaders are placed into divisions, which are grouped based upon age, size of the team, gender of participants, and ability level. The age levels vary from under 4 year of age to 18 years and over. There are two main forms of routines are: involving pompons and jumps but no stunts, tricks or gymnastics. Cheer dances: involving gymnastics, jumps, cheers, stunts, signs, pomes. There are many guidelines that you need to consider. Thus guideline to cheer dances includes: Music - There are two snippets of music and it includes with strong beat. Cheer - There are usually at least two cheers or chants involved in the routine. These are easy to make up and should be aimed at trying to involve the crowd. Gymnastics: these should be incorporated into the routine by the team. From basic forward rolls and cartwheels to flicks and aerials. Jumps: These must be included tucks, toe touch jumps, straddles, pikes etc. Stunts: Thigh stands, preps, full extensions, liberties, basket tosses etc.
Do not buy uniforms that are tight or that are of slim fitting. Cheerleading involves lots of bodily movements where you need to run, jump, walk and do some other movements. The uniform should be flexible so that it does not limit your speed and also movements. Your potential and power should be more improved by the uniform and not blocked by it.
Hello Crowd! Let us hear! Stand up and cheer it white, red, and black falcons! Okay!
Strive! To win! W.I.N (repeat this by 3 times and as well as do some claps and foot jives).
Hi fans! Let’s hear it again! Cheer up and stand up! We are number 1! Yes number 1! (you should do this together with 5 beats, forward stomps, liberty, claps, and feet stomps) yeah, yeah, yeah!
S! C! O! R! E! Score! (repeat yelling this by 3 times).
Big green! Big green! Go! Go! Go! Break the lines! Break the lines ! Go! Go! Go!
Hello y’all! Seminole fans! Cheer up, clap your hands, and stamp your feet and go go go ! Seminoles go go go!
Seminoles! S! E! M! I! N! O! L! E! S! Sanford is trully the best sominoles! Beat it! beat! And win it all! Yeah!
1! 2! 3! 4! Go seminoles1 let’s hear it again! 1! 2! 3! 4! Spell it out again! S! E! M! I! N! O! L! E! S! Go go go!
We are the winners and they are the looser! So we must win and fight! Fight! Fight!
Strive for the best and not for the worst!
Rock and Roll! Shake your stuff and tail feathers! Win the game and be the fiercest of them all!
A! T! T! A! C! K! Attack! We are the tigers and we must not loose! So fight! Fight! Fight!
Don’t stop and grab the grail of victory! Fight and move your feet out there!
Crawl! Run! Struggle and win! Go go go!
Don’t stop and never give up! Win win win! Kick some ass!
Hey everyone! Shout out loud! Let them know that we are the fiercest!
Attack and attack! Never give up! Defeat them all! Defeat them all! And go fight go fight go go go!
Forward! And win! Step back and win! Sidewards and win! We are the champions in sides so go go go!
Clap clap clap! Stamp stamp stamp! Win the tilt! Win the tilt! And fight fight! Go go go!