Cheer: The British Way

Miami Metal & The Pro Cheer League

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 beyond clips on social media, Jay breaks it all down from the ground up. From explaining how the league is structured to walking through the different rounds, scoring, and what makes the Pro Cheer League competition unique, Jay gives a behind-the-scenes look that most fans haven’t had access to yet. The conversation dives into how teams prepare, what sets Miami Metal apart, and what viewers might miss if they’re only catching highlights online.Whether you’ve seen a few clips on TikTok or you’re completely new to the concept, this episode is your essential guide to understanding the Pro Cheer League. Expect insider insight, honest reactions, and plenty of moments that bring the league to life from someone right in the middle of it. #notjustcheer ✉️ hello@cheerthebritishway.co.uk

Supporting SportCheer England

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 important than ever for athletes, and coaches across the UK cheer community. Joanna and Paige break down the real value of membership, including what support you receive, how it helps safeguard and grow the sport, and why collective backing is crucial at this stage of development. The conversation also explores where SportCheer England currently stands with Sport England, including the latest updates and what they mean for the future of competitive cheer in the UK. Whether you’re already involved in the sport or simply passionate about its growth, this episode offers insight, clarity, and a strong call to action for the whole community. #NotJustCheer ✉️ hello@cheerthebritishway.co.uk

The Reality of UK Uni Cheer

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 the years, and why it deserves recognition in its own right. We talk honestly with Chinwe Okeke about the challenges uni cheer programmes face, from limited funding and facilities to the huge pressure placed on coaches. Many of those coaches aren’t just coaches, they’re students, athletes, and full-time uni jugglers, balancing exams, training, competitions and leadership all at once. Whether you’re a current uni cheerleader, an Allstar athlete, a coach, or someone curious about the British cheer scene, this is a conversation that needed to happen. ✉️ hello@cheerthebritishway.co.uk #notjustcheer

Back in The Day: The Uni Cheer Forum

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 forum threads could make or break your week. Beyond the nostalgia, this episode opens up an honest and important conversation about the power of online commentary and the impact it can have on mental health. Tori shares candidly how The Uni Cheer Forum affected her personally, why she made the decision to stop reading it, and what that choice meant for her wellbeing. Ant also brings some invaluable perspective as he discusses the importance of not letting negative comments online define you, offering advice that’s just as relevant today as it was back then. Whether you were deep in the uni cheer world or just curious about how online spaces can shape our experiences, this episode is a thoughtful, reflective listen you won’t want to miss. #NotJustCheer ✉️ hello@cheerthebritishway.co.uk

The Worlds Experience

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 experience has changed more than we realise. From memories of Worlds in the past to the reality of Worlds today, they reflect on how the competition, culture, pressure, and expectations have evolved over the years. Along the way, they tackle some controversial topics, ask the uncomfortable questions, and challenge listeners to think differently about what Worlds represents in modern cheer. 🎧 Tune in, reflect with us, and let us know what you think. ✉️ hello@cheerthebritishway.co.uk #NotJustCheer