How to Prepare for a Cheer Competition
Eat dinner., Take a shower., Collect everything that you will be taking into a bag., Double check that you have all parts of your uniform., Put on your uniform and make-up in a place where you can find it. , Stretch., Know where you're going., Go to...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Eat dinner.
Don't starve yourself right before a competition, or you run the risk of feeling faint and passing out the next day.
Eat a dinner that will give you energy for the next day (think carbohydrates like pasta). -
Step 2: Take a shower.
You want to ensure that you're clean.
Taking a shower the night before will ensure that you'll look fresh, even if you accidentally wake up late. , This includes cell phone, camera, extra socks, hairspray, bobby pins, toothbrush or whatever else you'll be taking! , If it doesn't fit, make sure that you let the coach know. ,, Make sure that you know your routines.
Don't over-exert yourself, though, or you won't perform your best at the competition. , Get directions to your competition and make sure that you have a ride there. , Get a good night's sleep to ensure that you're energetic on the day of the competition. -
Step 3: Collect everything that you will be taking into a bag.
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Step 4: Double check that you have all parts of your uniform.
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Step 5: Put on your uniform and make-up in a place where you can find it.
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Step 6: Stretch.
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Step 7: Know where you're going.
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Step 8: Go to bed early.
Detailed Guide
Don't starve yourself right before a competition, or you run the risk of feeling faint and passing out the next day.
Eat a dinner that will give you energy for the next day (think carbohydrates like pasta).
You want to ensure that you're clean.
Taking a shower the night before will ensure that you'll look fresh, even if you accidentally wake up late. , This includes cell phone, camera, extra socks, hairspray, bobby pins, toothbrush or whatever else you'll be taking! , If it doesn't fit, make sure that you let the coach know. ,, Make sure that you know your routines.
Don't over-exert yourself, though, or you won't perform your best at the competition. , Get directions to your competition and make sure that you have a ride there. , Get a good night's sleep to ensure that you're energetic on the day of the competition.
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