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[quote=Anonymous]Are the DCC squad really nice to one another or is there a lot of backbiting?
To each others faces we were sweet as pie. There were cliques. Not a lot of backbiting or backstabbing but if you were favored you could heavily hint about a girl and she wouldn't make the squad again or be put in the back, not make show etc. There was tons of tattling though. Also a lot of kissing up to your team leader.

Honestly if you were in a sorority it was pretty much the same.

Are you still in touch with members of your squad?
Yes. As a rookie you are paired with a fellow rookie buddy and I am still close with mine. She now works with the Denver Broncos squad. Even though they don't show it I hope they still do that. I am still in touch with 17 of my former team mates.

How is it possible to dance/work-out so much and not get muscle definition?
They want lean tone and soft definition. They don't want us lifting weights or building up muscular thighs or highly defined abs. You work out with Jay and Lin to build your stamina mostly. I was a USC Song Girl and we danced 4 hours a day 6 days a week and I was wrecked after my first practice with DCC. Stamina is huge. We are taught 8 counts then those counts are chained together and assigned to a song. The counts are rearranged and assigned to another song and so on. They move the counts around to keep the routines fresh. Don't get me started on the kickline. We have a joke about having "Nam flashbacks" upon hearing Thunderstruck. Its even more grueling with the new stadium and the touchdown decks. I can't imagine having a timed run up stairs and trying to look cute and fresh about it.[/quote]

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