If you are trying to come up with good baseball cheers that are original there are a few factors that you can try taking into consideration. Think about the name of your baseball team and try making up a cheer that rhymes with the name. Don't try too hard to make words to rhyme with the baseball team's name that don't naturally, as this can sound a little out of place and forced. Does your baseball team's name include an animal? You could consider characteristics of that animal or even the sounds that it makes to bring into the cheer. These characteristics and sounds could then be used instead to try and make a rhyme. It is possible to make your baseball chants unique to each game that your team is playing. For these chants you can use the team names from both sides. This way you can use your cheers to support your team in each individual game. The cheers could also be chanted for a specific player or whenever a home run is scored, some spectators even have chants for not agreeing with the referee. There are plenty of different opportunities to try our your new cheers.
Baseball cheers are a great way to add energy and excitement to a game. They are best kept short and sweet so that they are memorable and are not too difficult to coordinate with everyone. It is a good idea to use some chants at a lot of your games, this way the spectators can become familiar with them and become more in time. Have someone at the front of the crowd with a megaphone to guide the crowd and consider taking a tip from Japanese baseball fans and give the crowd lyric sheets. This way everyone will know the words and have no excuse not to join in.
Baseball cheers are a great way to add energy and excitement to a game. They are best kept short and sweet so that they are memorable and are not too difficult to coordinate with everyone. It is a good idea to use some chants at a lot of your games, this way the spectators can become familiar with them and become more in time. Have someone at the front of the crowd with a megaphone to guide the crowd and consider taking a tip from Japanese baseball fans and give the crowd lyric sheets. This way everyone will know the words and have no excuse not to join in.
