EPISODE · Jun 24, 2026 · 38 MIN
Should Small Gyms and Mega Gyms Compete Separately in All Star Cheer?
from The MotUS Edge
Should small gyms and mega gyms be competing on the same playing field in All Star Cheer? In this episode of The MotUS Edge, Stacy Rowe and Casey Jones dive into one of the most debated topics in the cheer industry: the Small Gym Summit, D1 vs. D2 classifications, flex divisions, age grids, athlete participation, and the impact of competitive structures on gym growth and athlete opportunities. They explore how industry rules affect business decisions, community growth, competitive fairness, and the future of All Star Cheer. Whether you're a gym owner, coach, program director, or industry leader, this candid discussion offers valuable insight into the challenges and opportunities facing cheer programs of all sizes. ✅Perfect For: This episode is perfect for All Star cheer gym owners, cheer coaches, program directors, and industry professionals looking to better understand competitive divisions, athlete development, gym growth strategies, and the evolving landscape of competitive cheerleading. ******************************************* Connect with the MotUS Team: Online | www.themotusedge.com Email | [email protected] Facebook | www.facebook.com/joinmotus Instagram | @joinmotus ******************************************* Prime Alliance www.theprimealliance.com www.theoneprimefinals.com Facebook | www.facebook.com/theoneprimefinals Instagram | @theoneprimefinals ******************************************* Be sure to check out our other projects too: S.R. Fabrico Author • www.srfabrico.com Cheerfest • www.cheerfest.com The CheerExpo • www.thecheerexpo.com Stage 8 Dance Brands - www.stage8dancebrands.com ******************************************* Production by Clanton Creative www.clantoncreative.com Custom Music through CheerSounds
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