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Kidzworld on
Dec 27, 2006
Speak clearly when talking to your squad. Be both a good speaker and a good listener. Be dependable and show up for practice on time. Be a role model. Set a good example for the rest of the team. Be fair. Don't play favorites to other of the squad and treat every member of the squad with respect. Be able to lead, without being bossy. It's not always what you say that matters but how you say it. Be tactful and respectful. Talk to your coach. They picked you to be captain for a reason, so discuss your concerns with your coach and look for ways to improve things. More Quiz the Coach
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Check out Kidzworlds tips and advice for becoming a better cheer squad captain. - Page 1
So ya dig sports but need some help with your game? Don't understand some of the rules of football, basketball or soccer? Got a gripe about P.E. class, teammates or coaches, or anything? Why not ? The Kidzworld Coach can help ya work out team problems or give ya tips and advice to improve your game - all ya gotta do is ask! Hey Coach,
I am a guy and I am the captain of our school's better cheer squad leader.
Do you have a question on sports, P.E. class, fitness or health? to the Kidzworld Coach. Keep in mind peeps, the Kidzworld Coach isn't a doctor or a professional athlete or anything like that. He's just a dude who digs sports, plays 'em and knows a lot about 'em. You should always talk to your 'rents, a doctor or your school gym teacher before starting a new sport or a new exercise.
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