Anyone who’s seen Bring It On (so, basically any woman over the age of 25) is well acquainted with the argument for why cheerleading should be considered a sport in its own right—not just a companion to other sports. But even though the movie came out 13 years ago, the American Medical Association’s (AMA) House […]
Anyone who’s seen Bring It On (so, basically any woman over the age of 25) is well acquainted with the argument for why cheerleading should be considered a sport in its own right—not just a companion to other sports. But even though the movie came out 13 years ago, the American Medical Association’s (AMA) House […]
Anyone who’s seen Bring It On (so, basically any woman over the age of 25) is well acquainted with the argument for why cheerleading should be considered a sport in its own right—not just a companion to other sports. But even though the movie came out 13 years ago, the American Medical Association’s (AMA) House […]
Anyone who’s seen Bring It On (so, basically any woman over the age of 25) is well acquainted with the argument for why cheerleading should be considered a sport in its own right—not just a companion to other sports. But even though the movie came out 13 years ago, the American Medical Association’s (AMA) House […]