Stephanie Breckenridge Britt founded Cheer Savannah in 2000 and has since stepped back into an advisor & athlete advancement role, after nearly 20 years of leading the charge. In the following article, Stephanie Britt’s new podcast, Blood, Sweat & Cheer is discussed.
Blood, Sweat & Cheer is the podcast for cheer moms created by the cheer mom. As the self-proclaimed survival guide for these ladies, Stephanie Britt aims to partner with cheer moms who are helping their daughters navigate the all-star cheer world through her podcast.
Each episode boasts the world-class cheer coach and host taking listeners on a guided tour through every aspect of cheering and being a helpful sports mom. The goal? To ensure parents raise successful, happy daughters.
About the Host Stephanie Britt
Stephanie Britt is no stranger to the cheering and sporting world. Her son, Demarcus Dobbs, played in the National Football League, her daughters appear in the top 10 World’s Finalists, and her oldest daughter, Southern, cheers at the University of Georgia.
It’s safe to say the host has been there, done that, and got the wardrobe — she’s even a world-class cheer coach herself!
The podcast is just one of her many ventures, with Stephanie Britt’s Cheer Savannah being the most prominent.
Get to Know Stephanie Britt’s Cheer Savannah
Stephanie Britt’s business has been up and running for over 20 years and boasts an impressive cheerleading resume. It’s at Cheer Savannah that the world-famous Lady Lace and Ruby Coed trained.
More than 50 of the boutique gym’s attending athletes went on cheer for Division One universities, including the University of Georgia.
Like her podcast listeners, Stephanie Breckenridge Britt treats all the gym-goers like family. She believes in fostering close bonds between staff and students to ensure everybody reaches their full potential.
The kid-first program makes confidence boosting and fun the top priorities while still pushing the cheerleaders out of their comfort zone so real improvements can be made. Cheer Savannah strives to always be the best, ensuring all athletes achieve their dreams.
What New Listeners Can Expect from Blood, Sweat & Cheer
The host brings her experience from running the gym, guiding her children through Division One sports and cheer, and being a coach to her podcast. In turn, listeners can expect nothing but genuinely helpful advice and support.
Currently, there are five podcast episodes available through Apple Podcasts, each covering a different aspect of cheerleading and life as a cheer mom wanting the best for her daughter.
New listeners can expect guidance on:
- Starting a cheer gym — Stephanie Britt regales how Cheer Savannah started and became one of the best competitive cheer programs in the world. The host reminisces on missing her shot at the middle school cheer team, going to her first competition, and so much more. By hearing her tales, listeners gain insight into whether cheer gyms and programs are the right routes for them.
- Giving cheerleaders as many opportunities as possible — The second episode is a frank discussion on everything cheer moms need to give their athletes to ensure the sky really is the limit. Stephanie Breckenridge Britt details all her main tips and tricks that are sure to give hopeful D1 cheerleaders the best career start. Selflessness, sacrifice, and setting reasonable expectations are all part of it.
- Mental blocks — This episode teaches listeners about the five reasons behind mental block, how Stephanie Britt helped her own daughter through trying times, and tips for how listeners can help their cheerleaders avoid or overcome mental struggles.
- Happiness in athleticism — Here, Britt touches on the importance of a sport’s mom’s own happiness. Alongside sharing that happiness is about discipline and perspective, the host shares some methods she uses to find happiness and how it changed her daughters’ perspectives. Listeners can expect advice on exercise, sleep, self-care, helping others, and so much more.
- Cheering in college — In the most recent episode, Stephanie Breckenridge Britt discusses how to bond with cheer-inspired daughters to turn their passions into realities. She gets a chance to sit with fellow cheer mom and varsity coach, Ms. Cheryl Bland, to give listeners an accurate depiction of what cheering in college is really like.
More Episodes Coming in Early 2023!
While plenty of information can be gained from the five episodes, fans want more. So, the host has obliged! Lovers of the podcast can expect the return of Blood, Sweat & Cheer in early next year.
