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Cheer: The British Way is hosted by Tori Rubin (founder of Unity Allstars) and Ant Ridgway (Director of EMCA). This podcast shines a spotlight on the UK cheerleading scene, exploring the culture, athletes, and communities that make it unique. From competition days to the grind of training, Tori dives into stories from coaches, athletes, and industry leaders, uncovering the challenges, triumphs, and behind-the-scenes moments that define the sport. Whether you’re a cheerleader, parent, or fan, it’s a true celebration of cheerleading, the British way.
Cheer: The British Way hosts Cheer: The British Way, a sports show with 20 episodes published.
Tori and Ant are back from Worlds 2026 and unpacking everything. The highs, the lows, and the moments no one saw coming 👀 From unforgettable performances and emotional wins to behind-the-scenes chaos, they dive into wha
In this episode, Tori and Ant sit down with Jay Kendrick from Miami Metal to unpack everything you need to know about the brand-new Pro Cheer League. Because it’s so new, and not widely available to watch here in the UK
In this episode of Cheer: the British Way, hosts Tori and Ant sit down with Joanna Gamper Cuthbert and Paige Cronje and to talk all things SportCheer England. Together, they dive into why becoming a member is more import
University cheer is a world of its own and it’s often misunderstood. In this episode of Cheer the British Way, we dive into the reality of uni cheer, breaking down how it differs from Allstar cheer, how it’s evolved over
In this throwback episode, Ant and Tori rewind to a time when The Uni Cheer Forum was the place everyone was talking about. From unforgettable highs to some very real lows, they reminisce about what it was like when foru
The dream. The goal. In this episode of Cheer: The British Way, Tori and Ant sit down for an honest, unfiltered conversation about Worlds. This includes what it used to mean, what it feels like now, and whether the exper
In this episode of Cheer: the British Way, Tori and Ant dive into the transatlantic world of cheerleading, comparing the UK and USA like never before. From training schedules and competition experiences to funding strugg
In this episode of Cheer: The British Way, Tori and Ant are joined by Steph Clawson from CheerTravel to dive into the story behind one of the UK’s leading cheer travel providers. Steph shares how CheerTravel began, how i
Competition season… the glitter, the nerves, the early mornings, the last-minute changes, the wins, the losses, and everything in between. In this episode of Cheer the British Way, Ant and Tori get real about the reality
It’s a proper throwback this week as Tori and Ant head back in the day to talk all things cheer uniforms. From questionable fabric choices and bold design decisions to the looks we thought were elite at the time, nothing
Running a cheer gym isn’t just about great routines and competition wins. It’s about building a business that can grow, evolve and thrive. In this episode of Cheer: The British Way, Tori and Ant sit down with Rachel Lync
In this episode of Cheer: The British Way, Ant and Tori tackle one of the most debated questions in the cheerleading world: is allstar cheer actually a sport? Expect an honest, open discussion as we explore different def
In this episode of Cheer: The British Way, we’re joined by Jibreel Rayam, President and Founder of the AIA, for an open and thought-provoking conversation about the future of allstar cheerleading. Jibreel breaks down wha
In their very first Back in the Day episode, Tori and Ant rewind the clock and dive into the nostalgia that shaped their cheer journeys. From early competitions and old-school routines to the moments that defined an era,
In this episode of Cheer: The British Way, we dive deep into the incredible rise of Gymfinity, one of Wales’ fastest-growing cheer programmes. Founder Zoe shares the raw, unfiltered story of how she built a brand-new pro
In this eye-opening episode of Cheer: The British Way, hosts Tori Rubin and Ant Ridgway sit down once again with the brilliantly knowledgeable Rachel Lynch, better known as The Cheerleading CEO. Listen as they unpack a q
In this episode, hosts Tori and Ant sit down with Aron Awofadeju, Unity Cheerleader, coach, and star of BBC’s I Kissed a Boy, to explore the themes of LGBTQ+ identity, inclusion, and belonging within the world of cheerle
In this exciting episode, we officially welcome Ant Ridgway as the new co-host of Cheer: the British Way! Together, Tori and Ant dive deep into the fascinating world of cheerleading careers, exploring how the sport has o
In Part 2 of our journey through the roots of UK cheerleading, we continue exploring the history with Ant Ridgeway (EMCA), Angela Green (Ascension Eagles), and Rachel Lynch (North East Cheer & The Cheerleading CEO). This
In this episode, we take a trip down memory lane with three trailblazers of the UK cheerleading scene — Ant Ridgeway from EMCA, Angela Green from Ascension Eagles and Rachel Lynch from North East Cheer and The Cheerleadi
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