The Sunday Mail
Lesley Masuku, L6
Girls High School
cheerleading team in action
Besides just possessing the talent, it takes physique, determination, confidence, skill, charisma, and stamina to be able to pull off most, if not all of the cheerleading stunts.
LIKE the art of singing and dancing all talents come from within. Cheerleading is my talent.
Besides just possessing the talent, it takes physique, determination, confidence, skill, charisma, and stamina to be able to pull off most, if not all of the cheerleading stunts.
Being a cheerleader means one should up keep smartness from top to bottom.
Most schools look up to their cheerleaders and it takes daily grooming to be able to look incredible in the uniform, the hairstyles and the smiles.
It’s thanks to cheerleading that I and most cheerleaders look remarkable on a daily basis.
Cheerleading taught me to have a lot of confidence in whatever I do and also do it right at the right time.
There are, however, many pessimistic remarks thrown at us about our academics simply because we are cheerleaders and these inspired me to defy them.I managed my time well balancing my practice and studying times.
I was able to baffle all my critics when I finished my Ordinary level and passed very well.It takes hard work and determination to be a full on cheerleader.
One cannot wake up in the morning and expect to be a C.E.O.
I would set up my time and train myself to execute every move with ease and excellence.After mastering one level, I would give myself a pat on the back a then move on to the next level.
I cheerlead to free my spirit to calm myself down and to remind myself what talent God gave me.
This is my way of being thankful for the talent. Remember not everyone out there applauds your decision as many are there to demolish your ideas.
I repeat the mantra “Upkeep excellence” to myself and this will take me anywhere in my life, all thanks to cheerleading.
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