Monthly Archives: July 2011

I’ve only been to two P-R-O Conventions, but one thing is quite obvious to me…and that is that the squads have carved out their territory on the dance floor because the Texans, Colts and Washington Redskins Cheerleaders were in the … Continue reading →

One of the main reasons why I like going to P-R-O are the Washington Redskins Cheerleaders.  They have an amazing squad.  Good looking girls.  Hot looking uniforms.  Too bad they have a lousy football team…but things tend to run in … Continue reading →

I remember an article that James wrote a couple years ago on the Jacksonville Axe Maidens, who cheer for the Jacksonville Axemen of the USA Rugby League, and I thought that they were a hot squad with cool uniforms.  So … Continue reading →

What’s hotter than an Arizona Summer?  We’ll get back to this later. I am told that the weather is nice in Phoenix…for six months of the year.  I wouldn’t know because every time I visit the Valley of the Sun, … Continue reading →

Perhaps a better title should be Ladies of the Ring, but that doesn’t have that same cache. And it was certainly a better title than, “the Ringwraiths”. Oh well, let me explain. I’m a guy and as all females know, … Continue reading →

In my experience, most professional cheerleaders are not only talent dancers, but goal oriented individuals.  I suppose you have to be if you want to become a professional dancer, but that drive and determination also serves you well in other … Continue reading →

Last year, the Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders sent only a handful of cheerleaders, but they left a lasting impression.  This year, the Tami Krause and the Minnesota Vikings sent a large contingent to P-R-O and this squad was amazing.  It must … Continue reading →

The Houston Texans must have sent their entire squad to PRO because the convention center was filled with Texan cheerleaders.  Everywhere you turned, you ran into a gaggle of Texan cheerleaders and they had the presence of mind to always … Continue reading →

The past two years, the Seattle Seahawks have sent four or five girls to P-R-O.  They tend to stay towards the middle of the room, so it’s kind of hard to photograph them in action when they don’t come up … Continue reading →