Cheer | Official Trailer | Netflix

The stakes on the mat are high, but for these cheerleaders, the only thing more brutal than their workouts and more exceptional than their performances are the stories of adversity and triumph behind the athletes themselves.

From the team behind Last Chance U, Netflix’s new documentary series "Cheer" follows the competitive cheerleaders of the 14-time National Championship winning team at Navarro College in Corsicana, TX.

Over the course of six episodes join the team members as they face injuries, sacrifice, personal setbacks and triumphs, all leading up to one nail-biting and adrenaline pumping final competition at the National Championship.

Cheer premieres on January 8, only on Netflix.

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Cheer | Official Trailer | Netflix

This gripping docuseries follows the ups and downs of Navarro College's competitive cheer squad as they work to win a coveted national title.

[moviegal]

“You keep going until you get it right. And then you keep going until you can’t get it wrong.”

I love that.

[GabiButler]

It was such an honor to be part of this program and part of this show. I am super excited to watch!! Its going to be RAW!!

[leokimvideo]

One of the greatest Netflix documentaries that exposes the controlled closed circuit of Cheerleading

[estherola]

I really love how this series kills to negative stereotype attached to being a cheerleader. I think this sport should go international and possibly, the olympics and other big competitions!

[Meelameels]

When La’Darius’s brother cried while watching their tournament I started sobbing.

[dylansure]

really miss shows like hellcats or movies like bring it on...hope netflix makes something like that in the future!

[nadxo]

"You can. You will. You must." ...this is the type of energy i need in 2020!

[mathildebouzigues]

I'm expecting a sue sylvester appearance at any moment

[yuritomanek]

Writing the original score for this series was insane, loved every minute of it! Cant wait for everyone to see it.

[fdx-nhyn]

Man, Alex the alternate was a literal MVP.

[stephaniel]

Just binged watch the whole series even though I didn't have the slightest interest. But it was so good, the stories of these kids, how hard they train and it was not just beautiful but inspiring. Hope Lexi got another chance. Morgan & Jerry such beautiful people.

[lilysmih]

Anyone feel like gabi family literally live off her fame and drag her down constantly

[Gracekt]

Am I the only one who thought their uniforms said Harvard

[kxmore]

did anyone else think that lexis ending was heartbreaking for some weird reason? Girl literally was just dancin at a rave and I was sobbing

[gladysmorua]

Cheerleading saved my daughter from anxiety and panic attacks. It has been 5 years and no medication needed. Cheerleading is her passion. Thanks Netflix for this documentary.

[omgIoIwtf]

i was one of those people that didn’t understand cheerleading beyond the pep rally/ bring it on stereotypes. but i sat down to watch Cheer one night out of boredom, and was instantly hooked. Now.. i’ll fight someone that says cheerleading isn’t a sport.

[ricardobjj]

Gabi's parents are something else I feel bad for that girl

[kjh]

As a former cheerleader, I can appreciate this because everyone thinks it’s easy. I still say it’s one of the toughest sports out there. 💜

[BlueberryMI]

Can Coach Monica please adopt Morgan already? Lol.

[dianemartinez]

This was a great documentary. I’m a cheerleader and I appreciate that this sport is getting the recognition that it deserves. Cheerleading is extremely hard, mentally and physically and a lot of people don’t realize that.