They both flip, fly, and have some serious passion when it comes to cheerleading.
It turns out that there’s one major plot line that Netflix left out.
The first season of “Cheer” showed everyone exactly what it takes to compete in the sport.
If you think it was a coincidence that it feature two teams, think again.
“We’re two of the best teams out there,” the coach said.
“It doesn’t matter that we’re in a junior college division.
Nobody wants to compete against us.”
Of course, skill isn’t all it takes to make it to Daytona.
“These kids have worked so hard and overcome their circumstances,” the “Cheer” coach said.
“When we were in the gym it was all business and all work.
All of the outside stuff stayed outside and we really put the hours in.”
At one point in time, this Netflix shown could have looked very different.
“When I first started at Navarro, our program had not ever won.
They were always the team on top,” Aldama toldEllen.
“We’ve always had such great respect for them and their team and athleticism.
It looks like two teams is all it take for an incredible Daytona division and a stand-out Netflix show.
