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BRITNEY GILMAN
OWNER & HEAD COACH • SUPREME CHEER & TUMBLE
Britney Gilman is the owner and head coach of Supreme Cheer & Tumble in Mesa, Arizona, a program she grew from 21 athletes into a growing competitive gym. On Episode 37 she opens the doors on what parents don’t always see — building culture, developing athletes at the right pace, handling mental blocks and the yips, when private lessons help and when they become too much, parent relationships, and what makes a great cheer parent.
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- Gym & Program Culture
- Tumbling & Skills
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Gym & Program CultureHow to read a gym's culture, what separates a good program from a good record, and how to tell whether a gym fits your family.Tumbling & SkillsHow tumbling progression really works for cheer athletes: readiness versus having a skill, mental blocks, productive private lessons and where parents fit.