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Dallas cowboys cheerleaders set New rules ahead of 2025 season

Dallas cowboys cheerleaders set New rules ahead of 2025 season

The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (DCC) have long been regarded as one of the most iconic cheerleading squads in sports, not only for their dance and athleticism but also for their high-profile appearances at NFL games and various public events. Ahead of the 2025 NFL season, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have announced a new set of rules, marking a significant shift in both their training and professional expectations. This decision comes amid evolving views on beauty standards, inclusivity, and the growing influence of social media on the sports entertainment industry. The new rules reflect a broader societal push toward diversity, health, and empowerment, challenging some of the traditional ideals that have defined the cheerleading profession for decades.

One of the most notable changes to the DCC rules involves a shift away from the previously stringent appearance standards. Historically, the Cowboys Cheerleaders were known for their ultra-slim physiques and model-like looks. However, the 2025 season will see the team adopting a more inclusive approach to body image. While maintaining a high level of fitness and performance ability is still essential, the DCC will place less emphasis on meeting specific weight requirements or conforming to a particular body type. The goal is to encourage cheerleaders to be healthy and confident in their own skin, embracing a wider range of body shapes and sizes.

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Colum Dell Colum is a Texas transplant, born and raised in New Jersey. In addition to being a West Virginia University alumnus, he is a long-suffering New York Giants, Knicks and Mets fan. He joined Yardbarker in October