Cheer's Monica Aldama Announces Retirement From Cheerleading Coaching After 3 Decades

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Monica Aldama is retiring from coaching. The 51-year-old Navarro College coach, who was prominently featured in the Netflix hit reality TV cheerleading series Cheer, announced the news on her social media. “If you had asked me 30 years ago where my life was headed, I never would have thought I would be coaching cheerleading, certainly not for 3 decades,” she began in a lengthy post on Instagram. Keep reading to find out more… “As a young, naive 22-year-old, I had big plans for my future.

I just knew I would make it to Wall Street one day and build my business empire. It’s funny how life works though. God knew what He had in store for me and what my purpose was going to be.

I took what I thought was going to be a temporary job coaching, but here we are 30 seasons later.” “God knew exactly what my passion was, and He opened the door for me to share that passion with others in sport – and ultimately the world.

Wow! What a run! It’s been incredible what these amazing athletes have accomplished. From day one, my whole world has revolved around the Navarro College program and every cheerleader that has come through those doors.