From bows to back tucks and full ups to full outs, there is no feeling quite like the roller coaster of emotion that you experience during cheerleading practice in competition season.

You arrive at the gym and walk into practice super confident.

You start stretching and hear your coach say you will be going full out today.

So you start warming up and mentally preparing.

And you feel amazing because your stunt group got it on the first try.

But it's a bad tumbling day and your coach asks why you can't land the pass that you landed yesterday. So you just look at them like...

When you finally land it, you're super happy because you can still flip.

But super sad because of full out.

And when you finish the routine, you know you could do so much better than that.

But you are still happy because you finally get a water break!

During which your coach gets annoyed because they see your teammate checking Instagram.

When you get back, your coach says you won't have to do any more full outs if this one hits.

And you're totally killing this routine until right at the end when you watch someone fall.

You just look at them like...

And you remember that could have been the last full out.

But you also remember it's a team effort and will accept the conditioning that comes with falling.

And halfway through conditioning your coach is like...

But you're like...

And when it's finally over, full out.

So you give your team a pep talk.

And you need a little motivation too so you imagine how pretty a Worlds ring would look on your finger.

And when your music starts, you're all killing it.

Your coach tells your team that the routine looked amazing and you all just stand there like...

You end practice with a big huddle and you couldn't be more proud to be a part of such an incredible team.

And you leave the gym knowing that you love cheerleading and your team. Overall, you know that this season is going to be unforgettable.