I'm sure you'll be fine. If you want to do it then you should. They'll teach you everything so you don't need to be cheer-leading material.

Try it! I'm sure you'll be fine and this could be a great thing to boost your confidence. I guess you could start building your flexibility and stamina. Maybe do stretches or yoga and cardio? And pay good attention when you watch the routine so you know what kind of things you'll be expected to do.

Don't mention it

If you've done gymnastics then you should be well prepared so you have nothing to worry about. Try not to think what it's going to be like; just see how it goes and enjoy it!

I would go ahead and try it. :3
Trust me, Im really shy sometimes too, so I understand ya.
If you are flexible and do gymnastics, I don't know why you aren't cheer leading material.

Cheerleading is for popular snoobs, trust me I'm on the Cheer squad. It's pretty fun, though. And my boyfriend loves to watch my boobs jiggle.

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Cheerleading is for popular snoobs, trust me I'm on the Cheer squad. It's pretty fun, though. And my boyfriend loves to watch my boobs jiggle.

Lol that is so out of topic.

Well since you've learnt gymnastics in the past then I'm sure that would give you an advantage over others. Good luck

DEPENDS HOW YOU LOOK.

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As well as if you go into cheerleading, people will only consider you worth how good you look haha. Gotta get used to that too.

I'm a guy, and my cheerleading high school team was the best in Canada

And no, I'm not gay (which I get a lot). But me and my best friend are black belts in martial arts and we knew how to do acrobatics and tumble, and some good friends (girls) that were on the team bugged us to join until we finally gave in. You don't need any past experience, obviously gymnastics would be helpful if you wanted to be a tumbler, but other than that most people on the team that started in grade 9 had no experience whatsoever. Maybe learn some simple terminology beforehand but that's all I'd suggest.

Be confident! If this is a school thing, they will teach you everything you need to know, I'm sure. Be confident and enthusiastic is all the advice I can give, because they'll be looking to you to inspire the crowd on the sidelines during football games, right?