comment on”Cheerleader Death Highlights Dangers of Sport”
Posted by ice3 on April 23rd, 2008
How could that happen? It is one of the ridiculous death that I have ever heard of. A 20 years old girl died suddenly during the cheerleader routine! And according to the death certificate, the reason resulted her death is the ones which can only happens in a car accident! It is shocking and unprecedented? This is the one we should pay great attention to and meanwhile, think it over about what we, the world did to these young adults. Could anybody realize the severe danger of this “game”?
After watching a piece of top videos on ABC news following this news (”high flying cheerleaders”), I eagerly want to express my own humble opinion on this raising “career” in college life.
More competion cheering tasks, more training. Is that enough? Of course, it is not! Three hours a day, six days a week plus the sunday’s competiton performance! wow, this is the one, like stuns me or more seriously, freaks me out! How can they do that? how can they even survive that without being suffocated during the, to some extent, afflicting training? Is it originated from their passion to sports? or their enthusiasm to dancing, more specifically acrobate dancing? Actually, it is hard even to imagine that in China. I admire the American Style contribution to sports and the spirit to what you should digging in, however, the point is: is it worthy enough? How could you even know that? For me, idealistically, i prefer to be the one of these cheerleaders and practices everyday since I prefer the breath-taking performance they give the audience, and most importantly, they are pretty cool when doing that, which means if i take part in it, the reason lies in my vanity. Yet, in reality, definately i would not do that. Firstly, it is the one more like a job instead of a way of entertaining. and i do not like it since it costs me abundants of time which we should take good use of. Secondly, it is obvious that we do not need the cheerleader in China. That’s the point originated from the conventional living style of Chinese people. Although i prefer to be creative in daily life, i can not break up a big trend merely relying upon my litttle, tiny, subtle energy. I am not pessimism, but it is the truth. That is one of the reasons why i was shocked when i saw the dispatch relevant to the death of the energetic cheerleader.
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