In this episode, we dig into one of the tougher realities many athletes face—navigating gym life when parents are divorced. We explore practical strategies to help athletes stay focused, communicate clearly, and manage the emotions that come with divided family dynamics. You’ll hear guidance on balancing support from both parents, tips for handling event-day communication, and powerful stories from athletes who’ve been through it and found strength along the way. If you’re working to create stability, confidence, and consistency in the gym despite complicated family situations, this episode offers tools and encouragement to help you thrive.

In this two-part series of the Fullout Cheer Podcast, Danielle and Justin tackle one of the most avoided topics in the cheer industry: debt. From the early loans that helped them build their businesses to the financial decisions they’d never repeat, they get honest about what they’ve learned through the highs, lows, and interest payments. Part Two goes deeper into risk and reality—breaking down which financing options can help a gym scale responsibly, and which ones can destroy your business (and sleep schedule) overnight. Whether you’re just starting out or expanding your gym, this series will help you think differently about money, leverage, and long-term sustainability in the cheer industry.

In this two-part series of the Fullout Cheer Podcast, Danielle and Justin tackle one of the most avoided topics in the cheer industry: debt. From the early loans that helped them build their businesses to the financial mistakes they almost made, they get honest about what they’ve learned through the highs, lows, and interest payments. Part One dives into the big question: Is there such a thing as good debt? They unpack the debts that fueled growth and the mindsets that helped them make smarter borrowing decisions.

Teens picking high school over all star, and all star coaches frustrated at the last-minute demands of high school cheer...Sound familiar? In this episode, Danielle breaks down the rivalry between high school and All Star cheer, why it’s hurting athletes, and what it actually looks like when both sides learn to work together. If we want to grow the sport—and keep athletes from burning out—it starts with mutual respect, clear communication, and remembering who it’s all supposed to be about: the kids.

🎧 Part 2 is here — and yes, we’re going deeper. Last week, we talked about what the Crazy Cheer Moms got right. This week? What they got very wrong. From loyalty vs. entitlement to the myth of "favoritism," I'm sharing the gym-side perspective you won’t find in a Facebook comment war. You wanted honesty. This is that. With a little glitter and a lot of caffeine. Like & Subscibe for more Fullout Cheer Podcast episodes each week.

🚨 This week on the pod: I respond to that viral post from Crazy Cheer Moms. As a gym owner, I’ve seen the good, the bad, and the emotionally-overcaffeinated. But buried in the drama? Some real truths. In Part 1, I’m breaking down the valid concerns — from sky-high costs to mid-season cuts — and why the conversation actually matters. Whether you're a parent, coach, or athlete, this one's worth a listen. Like & Subscribe for more episodes each week!

This is the check-in we promised we wouldn’t skip. In this follow-up to “Rebuilding After Dumpster Fire Season,” we revisit the goals we made in June to figure out if we’ve actually made progress… or just got better at decorating chaos. It’s your preseason reality check—part reflection, part reset, and just enough motivation to help you get back on track before things spiral (again). Cringe with us. Reflect with us. Let’s try this season on purpose.

Are your coaches tuning you out? Do your meetings feel pointless? Respect doesn’t come with your job title—it comes from how you lead. In this episode, I’m breaking down the real reasons your staff doesn’t see you as the boss (hint: it’s not your age) and what you can do to earn their respect.