Baltimore Ravens Cheerleader Tryouts
Tryout Advice from BRC Veterans
Mindset is everything- go into tryouts confident and knowing you are capable of making your dreams come true. Write down your goals and wake up everyday determined to do something that will make you one step closer to achieving that goal. Believe you can and you're halfway there! - Lexi D.
Be confident in who you are and own it. There will never be 2 of you and we are a team that loves each other for being perfectly imperfect in your own way. Let yourself shine! – Sommer E.
Work on endurance. There is a lot of movement on the sideline as well as practice. – DeMarques C.
Go out of your way to talk to everyone and learn about people. This way you can be less nervous when trying out, and you begin to create relationships. – Ryan S.
Always be smiling! Even if you're nervous, smiling will give you confidence, and bring a change of shirt! – Aaron D.
Believe in yourself!! If you love this sport, don't be afraid to go for it - and let yourself have fun in the process. I would have tried out much earlier if I put aside my fears of not making the team. – Annabel R.
Bring the best version of yourself, physically, mentally, and emotionally. Don't let the anxiety of tryouts keep you from pursuing your dreams, everyone's journey looks different – Chelsea P.
Don't give up. Even if you feel weak in one area, you don't know what areas the judges see strength in that might outweigh your weak area. – Kevin C.
Just like any other job you are applying for, do your research on the company! Knowing the expectations and requirements of being a Ravens cheerleader will help you stand out amongst the competition! – Eve M.
You have something special to offer this team. Try to focus on that as you go through the audition process and let that truly shine through! – Hanah B.
Have fun! Dancing is supposed to be fun! You should relax and enjoy the process because if you were meant to be on the team, you will be! Think of auditions as an amazing opportunity to do what you love around others who also love it too. – Jessica A.
Don't be afraid to reach out to the veterans for guidance during tryout season, everyone is so nice and helpful! If it wasn't for them and all the guidance they've given me, I wouldn't have the confidence that I have now! – Meldrick U.
It takes so much courage to put yourself out there, but you must remember that you are there to do what you love. Trust in your journey, be flexible and willing to grow, and never give up on achieving your goals. The coaches and judges just might see something in you that you never even noticed yourself. – Tierra P.