Cheerleading is an exciting and dynamic sport that combines athleticism, teamwork, and spirited performances. However, despite its popularity, cheerleading is plagued by numerous myths and misconceptions that often overshadow the hard work and dedication put in by athletes. We admire the strength and determination of our cheer clients at EW Motion Therapy, and we dedicate ourselves to helping them prepare for the demands of their sport. Even if our services do not fit your needs, you can still read on as we aim to debunk some of the biggest myths surrounding cheerleading while providing valuable advice on finding the best cheer gym in your area.

Cheerleading is an exciting and high-energy sport that requires a lot of strength, flexibility, and coordination. However, it also comes with its fair share of injuries. In fact, according to the National Cheer Safety Foundation, cheerleading has one of the highest injury rates of any sport. Physical therapy can often be integral to any cheerleader’s healing process and helps them return to practice or competition. We love to do this for our cheer clients at EW Motion Therapy, but even if you decide our services do not fit your needs, you can still read on as we explore some of the most common cheerleading injuries, their symptoms, causes, and how physical therapy can help.

Cheerleading has come a long way from its origins as a sideline activity. Today, it's a highly competitive sport that requires excellent athleticism and skill. However, with the increasing complexity of cheerleading routines and stunts comes an increased risk of injury. Cheerleaders, coaches, and parents must prioritize safety and injury prevention in a school or a competitive team. Our cheer specialists at EW Motion Therapy can help cheerleaders of all levels overcome their movement impairments, prevent injury, and condition their bodies to progress skills. Even if you decide our services do not fit your needs, you can still read on to learn critical tips for preventing cheerleading injuries.