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What do you say at a volleyball game?
The following are volleyball chants and cheers to help motivate and inspire your volleyball team.
- Go Team!
- Chant #1. Mustangs is our name,
- Chant #2. “Hey Hey.
- Yeah!
- Chant #3. Alright, alright, alright, alright, hey!
- Chant #4. Wooooosh (slide stepping in one direction) what was that?
- Chant #5.
- Chant #6.
Why do volleyball girls hug after every point?
As Trippyimagez puts it: “One, it’s fun, keeps your morale high, and generally helps you play better because you’re focused more. Two, it pisses off some players on the other team very easily. Then they usually play worse.”
Is volleyball a male or female sport?
Volleyball is often played by both males and females. However, many believe it to be true that the sport was designed to be played predominately by women.
What are some popular volleyball chants?
Here are some popular volleyball chants to pump up your team. H-O-T-T-O-G-O (name of your team) is Hot to go!! Say what, what? Hot to go! Say what, what? Hot to go! we just can’t be beat! Ace: Players on court go… Ahhhhhhhh ace! ‘grunt’ (players clap as they grunt) then team bench players do the same thing right after.
What are some good Cheers to say in volleyball?
Cheers for Players, Teams, and Fans. Here are some popular volleyball chants to pump up your team. s-i, s-i-d, s-i-d-e-o-u-t, sideout, (clap clap) (team name) after any point scoring play – Ahhhh sweet. after a loss of point – Ahhhh team. H-O-T-T-O-G-O (name of your team) is Hot to go!!
Which college football schools have the best chants?
Other schools have awesome chants — like Auburn, LSU, Texas A&M, Virginia Tech, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi State, Georgia and Kentucky — but the 11 above take the cake. This article was originally published August 13, 2018. John joins the FanBuzz team with five years of experience freelancing as a sports writer for TheDupes.net and Football.com.
How do I write Cheers and chants for sports?
We recommend writing down the cheer a few times until it sticks in your head. It may also be a good idea to print out a list of cheers you want to perform and refer to them every time there is a bit of downtime in the game, such as in-between sets or officiating calls. Motions, just as much as the words, make the cheers and chants.