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minimum qualifications to be a Washington Redskins Cheerleader include, among other things, to hold a full/part-time job, or attend school full time, or have a family. Why?

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Being a cheerleader is really hard work. You have to be committed, you have to be totally devoted and you have to be a team player. These are all things that the people looking for cheerleaders want to know you already possess. So if you can show that you can commit to school, have the ability to raise a family or keep a job, it means you're at least in the right direction as far as they're concerned.

There's lots more to it than being pretty. 

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I dont hink cheerleading is what it use to be anyway. Cheers dont even relate to the game anymore and all they do is stick their butts up in the air. Never seem so many butts up at one time,.

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