Earn your spot on the mat with the best Netflix Cheer-inspired workout clothes netflixcheer
Ever since Cheer came out on Netflix in 2020, we became obsessed with the gripping docuseries. From the impressive stunts to the airtight choreography and powerful tumbling, we now suddenly want to become Gabi Butler.
The star of the show? Aside from the brilliantly nostalgic hair poufs? The high-performing gym wear and sparkly Daytona outfits, duh. If you want to dress just like a Navarro athlete we've got you covered. We've rounded up the best fitness gear inspired by the Cheer cast, so you can relax or work out just like them .
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