Throughout high school I had always considered myself to be a people person. Though there were some people that I had differences with I could almost always overcome those grudges. I made the varsity cheerleading squad as a freshman which was a great accomplishment, I was used to the cheerleaders that were on the team my first year and was not quite ready for the change coming my way. It was a rude awakening when I saw the extremely diverse group of opinionated girls chosen my junior year of cheer
Cheerleading improves body image. With cheerleading there is so much you have to do like, working out, and trying to eat healthy. And in the “Kincade cheerleading program is there to help value self discipline, confidence, persistence, and teamwork.”(kincade) There are many different benefits to cheerleading but staying in shape and healthy is the big one. According to livestrong.org there are many phyiscal things that help you while being a cheerleader. “Many might argue that cheerleading is not
Cheerleading is one of my most defining life experiences. From the sport, I learned the value of perseverance, and explored my identity as a female athlete. During my college search, I learned that PennState is a community that would provide the opportunities further my academic and personal growth. Whether in the classroom or at a campus event, I want to share and develop my cheerleading experiences with the PennState community. Personal qualities that I value deeply, such as my perseverance
enhance my understanding on the importance of ethics and how it is communicated. This essay will explain to the audience about the consequences of making that choice, what lesson was gained from my experience, and what was instilled in me from my family values. Ethical situations happen every day whether anyone is aware or not. The authors of the text state when ethical issues may arise in the following: Ethical issues may arise in human behavior whenever that behavior could have significant impact on other
tolerance for sub-optimal circumstances)(Hoffman, Blair, Meriac & Woehr, 2007). Another author also defined citizenship behavior as those behavior that tend towards peacekeeping (serving as a mediator to enact resolutions to disagreements) and cheerleading (offering praise and encouragement)( (Robinson, 2008). It is a voluntary to carry out task activities not formally part of the job, persisting with helping others with excess workloads, diligently adhering to organizational rule and procedure
In 1972, Title IX was passed by legislation, providing equal opportunities for men and women athletes to participate in athletic programs. Title IX was the beginning of a new era as the number of competitive women athletes dramatically increased (Hobart & Smucker, 2000). However, as women became move involved in competitions, they were accompanied by further complications. One of the main concerns for female athletes is the female athlete triad. The female athlete triad is a condition that is characterized
Question #1 Moral panics are negative events that invade the society and are usually seen as inherently or morally wrong. They are not accepted in the society and many organizations are formed to ban them. Throughout history to now, there are different cases of moral panics. Most of these panics affect and target individuals on a daily basis. Today’s explicit rap music, video games, and even bullying have become huge moral panics for the society now. Bullying has always existed, however