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But due to my last injury, I am currently re-learning my level 3 skills. Instead, I attended every session and worked on anything I could that did not involve the injured part of my body. This injury caused me to miss my very first Summit performance. During my third season, I broke two toes on my right foot. While sitting out during practices, I would exercise the healthy parts of my body. I am currently in my 6th season of all-star cheerleading. Learning my back walkover, backhand spring, and tuck was definitely delayed because of my injuries. I would watch my teammates develop these skills quickly, and here I am still trying to learn to kick over. I will continue to push harder to master my tumbling and make it better than what it was before.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} Again, I was told that I had to sit and take it easy for a while. During my very first season, I fractured the growth plate in my ankle which caused me to have to sit out for quite some time. I learned the choreography and practiced it mentally. My most recent and most devastating injury was a fractured tibia and growth plate in my knee. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}These words definitely apply to me and my experience as a cheerleader. For those of us who know that cheerleading is indeed a REAL sport, know the difficult tasks and risks of injury cheerleaders face. Unfortunately, I have experienced a number of injuries that may have turned some athletes away from the sport. When I could, I stood in during the routine to mark my spot. I cheered my teammates on for getting their skills and they pushed and cheered me on as I continued to work on mine. During my second season, I fractured my left femur which I learned is the strongest bone in the human body. When I was injured, my mother did not cancel my privates with my tumbling instructors. Eventually, I learned my back walkover, my backhand spring, my front walkover, and even my tuck. I attended each practice more and more determined to get back on the mat with my teammates. Despite my many injuries, I continued to push and did not miss many practices. However, I did not quit.