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Building Good Cheer is a show about the business of youth sports, told from inside one of its most demanding corners: competitive cheer. Tara Rall grew Maryland Twisters from around 50 athletes to more than 800 across two locations, and along the way took on everything from uniform standards to unified scoring. Each week, she and co-host Kevin Pedini get into what it actually takes to run a program that lasts. Branding, athlete retention, keeping great coaches, hard conversations with parents, growing without losing your culture. Every episode delivers one thing you can apply to your gym or your teams this same week. If you own a gym, run a club, or coach kids, this show was built for you.
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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchBuilding Good Cheer is a show about the business of youth sports, told from inside one of its most demanding corners: competitive cheer. Tara Rall grew Maryland Twisters from around 50 athletes to more than 800 across two locations, and along the way took on everything from uniform standards to unified scoring.
Building Good Cheer is hosted by Tara Rall & Kevin Pedini. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Cheer Competition Weekend Logistics for Gym Owners" (27 October 2026, 34 minutes), "Gym Owner First, Coach Second: When to Hire" (20 October 2026, 26 minutes), and "Cheer Competition Schedule Changes: A Coach and Parent View" (13 October 2026, 34 minutes).
Building Good Cheer publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Building Good Cheer is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Building Good Cheer requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Building Good Cheer's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Building Good Cheer are Fitness, Golf & Recreation. Building Good Cheer has a business audience.
Tara Rall & Kevin Pedini hosts Building Good Cheer, a business podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Episode #11
A national competition weekend for a gym owner starts at the hotel front desk. The first staff member lands and checks in. Either their room is ready or their name is missing from the list. Then come team registration...
Episode #10
Most gym owners start out doing every job. Coaching, the books, scheduling, and every parent email that lands at 10 p.m. The hard part is deciding which job to hand off first, and when the gym can afford it. Tara Rall...
Building Good Cheer
An injury two teams ahead pushes a hall back fifteen minutes. The coaches are backstage with the team. The parents are in the stands with the old time. Nobody sends the update. Or a scratch moves the hall forward, and a...
Building Good Cheer
A competitive cheer season looks different from the floor than it does from the office. There is the first full-year practice that ends in tears in the car. There is the tryout where you decide whether to throw a skill...
Episode #7
A parent calls on a Tuesday night asking about teams. Someone at the desk takes a name and a number. What happens in the next few hours decides whether that family ends up in your gym or the one down the street. Tara...
Episode #6
A family signs their kid up at six or seven. Somewhere in the back of their mind sits a thought they rarely say out loud. Maybe this ends in a college scholarship. Most of them never find out whether that hope is...
Episode #5
<p>Seventy percent of kids quit organized sports by thirteen. Most owners hear that number and think about burnout. Tara Rall's experience is that the reason is usually smaller and more fixable than that, and that...
Episode #5
Seventy percent of kids quit organized sports by thirteen. Most owners hear that number and think about burnout. Tara Rall's experience is that the reason is usually smaller and more fixable than that, and that nobody...
Episode #4
<p>Every gym has one now. The parent-run Instagram account for a seven or eight year old athlete, filled with tumbling clips and stunt duos and backyard skills.</p><p></p><p>Tara Rall spent nearly three decades building...
Episode #4
Every gym has one now. The parent-run Instagram account for a seven or eight year old athlete, filled with tumbling clips and stunt duos and backyard skills. Tara Rall spent nearly three decades building Maryland...
Episode #3
<p>Tara Rall spent close to three decades running team placements at Maryland Twisters, at one point sorting roughly 400 athletes into teams through a process that took weeks rather than a day.</p><p>In this episode she...
Episode #3
Tara Rall spent close to three decades running team placements at Maryland Twisters, at one point sorting roughly 400 athletes into teams through a process that took weeks rather than a day. In this episode she covers...
Episode #2
<p>Coach turnover is the problem every youth sports program shares. Tara Rall kept coaches for 10, 20, even 30 years at Maryland Twisters, and in this episode she explains how: recruiting by complimenting the...
Episode #2
Coach turnover is the problem every youth sports program shares. Tara Rall kept coaches for 10, 20, even 30 years at Maryland Twisters, and in this episode she explains how: recruiting by complimenting the competition...
Episode #1
<p>Tara Rall spent 28 years building Maryland Twisters from a rec-field coaching favor into one of the most recognized competitive cheer programs in the country, growing it from roughly 50 athletes to more than 600...
Episode #1
Tara Rall spent 28 years building Maryland Twisters from a rec-field coaching favor into one of the most recognized competitive cheer programs in the country, growing it from roughly 50 athletes to more than 600 before...
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