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“America’s Team”, the Dallas Cowboys, of the National Football
League, are a much-loved team. Not only are the Dallas Cowboys famous
for their success on the field, they are also famous for the ladies who
cheer them on, the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. Dressed in the team
colours, blue and white, the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders perform
precision dance routines while cheering their team to victory. Fans
watch in awe as the cheerleaders make it look effortless all the while
maintaining a bright smile. Like the Dallas Cowboys, the Dallas Cowboy
Cheerleaders are known the world over. There have been
cheerleaders on the sidelines of Dallas Cowboy games as long as the
team has been around. In the beginning the cheerleaders were high
school students who cheered on the success of their team all the way
through to the 1971 Super Bowl Championship. The then general manager
of the Dallas Cowboys recognized that professional football had become
more than a sport - it was actually sports entertainment. The idea for
a more professional form of cheerleaders was born. Accomplished dancers
were sought to carry out the role as Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader tryouts
were held. With the launch of the 1972-1973 season the world of
cheerleading would change forever as the Dallas Cowboys introduced
their new cheerleaders at Texas Stadium. The chants and cheers of the
past were replaced with pirouettes, and jazz dancing. Beauty and
athleticism were blended together and brought to the football field - a
new wave in sports cheerleaders was launched. The Dallas Cowboy
Cheerleaders launched the world of professional sports cheerleaders. The
success of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders grew each year, as did their
demand for personal appearances. Soon they had their own director who
would eventually launch them to worldwide fame. The fans at Texas
Stadium loved their cheerleaders but it wasn’t until they were seen on
camera in 1976 at Super Bowl X that they caught the attention of an
entire nation. The Dallas Cowboys became Super Bowl Champions during
the 1977 season and at the same time the fame of the Dallas Cowboy
Cheerleaders was cemented forever. From that point on the Dallas
Cowboys Cheerleaders became a phenomenon off the football field as well
as on. “America’s Team” was cheered on by “America’s Sweethearts”.
Young ladies dreamed of attending Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader tryouts and
becoming a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader. Those who have no hope of ever
making it to the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader tryouts can still live the
dream by getting Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader memorabilia found at
Dallas-Cowboys-apparel.com. The appeal the Dallas Cowboy
Cheerleaders beyond the football field became evident as their number
of appearances grew. They had their own shampoo commercial and launched
the start of the 1978 NFL season with a special entitled "The 36 Most
Beautiful Girls in Texas". They have been the subject of and starred in
two made for TV movies and have appeared in feature films as well.
Their list of TV appearances is vast. Beyond the borders of the United
States their fame and appeal is just as grand as they have traveled the
world over to meet their fans. Indeed, the fame, appeal and demand for
the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders is so great that they have their own
show group. They also spend countless hours lending their name and time
to charities such as the United Way. The Dallas Cowboy
Cheerleaders, “America’s Sweethearts”, are an idea born out of
professional football. They have, however, moved far beyond the
sidelines of Texas Stadium and the Dallas Cowboys to become a
phenomenon in their own right.
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