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The Fullout Cheer Podcast

Next Generation Gym Owners
Cheerleading
All-Star Cheer
Gym Ownership
Cheer Gym Ownership
Injury
Cheerleading Industry
All-Star Cheerleading
Choreography
Social Media Marketing
Weather
Next Generation Gym Owners
Burnout
Birthday Parties
Parenting
Open House (event)
Accountability
Orlando, United States
Accuscore
Toxic Parenting
Coaching

The Fullout Cheer Podcast with Danielle Johnston is the ultimate resource for cheerleading gym owners, all star cheer coaches, and industry professionals who want to grow their gyms, lead successful teams, and thrive in the competitive cheer industry. Hosted by Danielle Johnston — now in her 14th season as a cheer gym owner, co-owner of Next Generation Gym Owners, and author of the must-read “The ... more

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You can spend months reviewing reports, coaching calls, and financials with another gym owner, but there are some things you'll never understand until you walk through their doors.

After spending a day inside a client's gym, Danielle shares the bigg... more

A parent walked into my office furious about classes, policies, and staff. Forty minutes later, we were both in tears.

In this episode, I share one of the most difficult parent conversations I've had in 15 years as a gym owner and the leadership les... more

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One unexpected resignation can leave gym owners wondering how they're going to cover classes, support athletes, and keep the business moving forward. After recently experiencing the sudden departure of a key employee who had been with her gym for 13 ... more

Cheer moms get most of the attention, but what about dads?

In this episode, Danielle sits down with Alex Russell, co-host of The Cheer Dad Podcast, to talk about a side of all star cheer that coaches and gym owners often overlook. Why do some dads s... more

Every parent wants what's best for their child. But sometimes the very behaviors meant to protect athletes can actually hold them back.

In Part 2 of my conversation with sports performance coach Jeff Benson, we discuss toxic parenting, emotional res... more

Most coaches genuinely want what's best for their athletes. But what happens when pressure, expectations, and the desire to win begin influencing how we coach?

In this episode, I sit down with sports performance coach Jeff Benson to discuss toxic co... more

Are your gym's communication, policies, and leadership are helping create toxic parents?

In this episode, Danielle shares her perspective as a gym owner on how parent toxicity develops, the warning signs coaches often miss, and the mistakes that uni... more

Every gym owner has dealt with a toxic parent. The hard part is that most of them didn't start that way.

In this episode, Danielle sits down with Kristen Wheeler from the Cheer Mom Podcast to discuss how toxic parent behavior develops, the warning s... more

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Recent Guests

Alex Russell
Host of The Cheer Dad Podcast; 15-year cheer dad
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Episode: Why Some Dads Never Support Cheer... and How to Change That
Jeff Benson
Author and sports performance consultant for cheerleading
Author, The Cheer Coaches Handbook; sports performance consultant
Episode: How Good Coaches Cause Emotional Damage with Jeff Benson
Kristen Wheeler
Guest from The Cheer Mom Podcast and The Cheer Mom Blog
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Episode: Toxic Parents: How They Start (And How to Stop Them)
Jason Larkins
Cheer director at American Kids Sports Center; host of Let's Talk Cheer Podcast; author of Upside Down and Back Again
American Kids Sports Center; Let's Talk Cheer Podcast
Episode: How Smart Coaches Handle Emotional Cheer Parents
John Barajas
Head judge, coach, choreographer; scoring specialist for Royal Events
Care Athletics (Dallas) and Royal Events
Episode: Inside AccuScore: Why You Got That Deduction
Corey Rickett
Tumbling and stunt coach, founder of Fab Cheer
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Episode: Copy-Paste Coaching Is Killing Athlete Progress
Gabby Mauro
Scoresheets with Gabby, cheer judge and educator
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Episode: Inside the Mind of a Cheer Judge | Q&A with Gabby Mauro
Megan Gomarlo
Host of Here 4 Cheer, owner at Northern Lights All Stars (New Hampshire)
Northern Lights All Stars
Episode: Here 4 Cheer Episode
Kelli Woodson
Coach and parent in the gym
Twisters cheer gym
Episode: Open Lobby, Strong Culture: Why I'll Never Shut Parents Out: Part 2

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Danielle Johnston
Host of The Fullout Cheer Podcast

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The Real Cost of Bartering
Q: What's the actual ramification if bartering goes wrong?
Misclassification of staff can trigger repercussions from tax authorities, potential fines, and back taxes; the costs can escalate dramatically over years if not addressed.
Inside the Mind of a Cheer Judge | Q&A with Gabby Mauro
Q: Do you think that judges can be biased if they happen to work at a gym or in the same town as the competitors?
Biased judging is highly challenging to sustain because head judges and score justification require consistent reasoning across the panel, and transparency with coaches is essential to keep the scoring trustworthy.
Why Athletes Leave Small Cheer Gyms for Big D1 Programs
Q: What was it like having to make that decision to leave a familiar gym and join a bigger program?
Allie describes it as a terrifying but necessary step, balancing fear of leaving friends with the drive to challenge herself and grow.
A Judge’s Advice for Coaches and Parents in All-Star Cheer
Q: What is your number one piece of advice for parents?
Understand the big pieces of the rubric and communicate with coaches, but don't let rubric knowledge diminish the joy of watching your child perform; balance education with supporting their love of the sport.
A Judge’s Advice for Coaches and Parents in All-Star Cheer
Q: What is your number one piece of advice for coaches?
Learn the rubric so you can have informed, constructive conversations with athletes and parents, and you can explain why scores change between competitions because rubrics guide the judging, not subjective opinion alone.

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This show centers on building and running successful cheer gyms, with a strong emphasis on culture, coaching quality, parent dynamics, and business systems. Across recent episodes, conversations frequently circle around toxic coaching and parenting patterns, how to establish clear policies and communication, and practical strategies for growing a gym without losing community feel. Guests range from industry attorneys and veteran coaches to parenting advocates, all offering actionable guidance on governance, value creation, and healthier relationships between coaches, athletes, and families. Noteworthy aspects include a practical emphasis on accountability, transparent practices, and the way coaching education and systemic fixes can transfor... more

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2. Let’s Talk Cheer: The Cheerleading Podcast For Parents & Coaches
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1. Alex Russell
2. Jeff Benson
3. Kristen Wheeler
4. Jason Larkins
5. John Barajas
6. Corey Rickett
7. Gabby Mauro
8. Megan Gomarlo

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