Coach Alexus
This is my first year with the AIM program. I will be coaching the spring seasons for the Williamsburg program.
In school, I was very involved with theater and choir. I was in numerous performances -which included choreography and dance. I also have several years of ballet experience.
I chose AIM because my sisters started cheering for AIM and the choreography and cheering really sparked my interest. I helped them practice every night to help them perfect their cheers, chants and dances. I've watched the program help them really come out of their shell, and as a coach, I hope to help others grow and become more confident.
Email Contact: aimcoachalexus@gmail.com
In school, I was very involved with theater and choir. I was in numerous performances -which included choreography and dance. I also have several years of ballet experience.
I chose AIM because my sisters started cheering for AIM and the choreography and cheering really sparked my interest. I helped them practice every night to help them perfect their cheers, chants and dances. I've watched the program help them really come out of their shell, and as a coach, I hope to help others grow and become more confident.
Email Contact: aimcoachalexus@gmail.com
Coach Brittney
My name is coach Brittney. I am friendly and very easy to get along with. I began coaching for AIM in 2015 and coach at the Chesapeake location.
I cheered from ages 5-14. I started at Western Branch recreation center, and then moved on to cheer for Western Branch middle school for 2 years (where I served as a captain). I stopped cheering to become a coach for Western Branch recreation center where I coached from ages 14-19. During those years, my first team placed 2nd and my other 4 teams placed first at competition.
I loved being a cheerleader. I love being a cheerleading coach even more! My goal is to encourage and inspire the children. I plan on instilling the value of friendship, hard work, determination, motivation, structure, and confidence into each and every cheerleader.
Email Contact: CoachBritt.AIMUSA@yahoo.com
I cheered from ages 5-14. I started at Western Branch recreation center, and then moved on to cheer for Western Branch middle school for 2 years (where I served as a captain). I stopped cheering to become a coach for Western Branch recreation center where I coached from ages 14-19. During those years, my first team placed 2nd and my other 4 teams placed first at competition.
I loved being a cheerleader. I love being a cheerleading coach even more! My goal is to encourage and inspire the children. I plan on instilling the value of friendship, hard work, determination, motivation, structure, and confidence into each and every cheerleader.
Email Contact: CoachBritt.AIMUSA@yahoo.com
Coach Kim
I grew up in a rural area in the western part of Virginia and started my cheerleading experience around age 7. I was a recreational league cheerleader up until high school. I then spent 4 years as a cheerleader in school there and was co-captain of the varsity squad my senior year. After graduating, I attended Roanoke College and was a cheerleader for 2 of my years there. Later I became an NBA-D League cheerleader for the Roanoke Dazzle and also spent a year coaching the Roanoke College squad.
In 2009, I moved to Hampton Roads, VA for work and even went back to school for my master's degree. I helped choreograph a competition routine for my niece's recreational league squad in Chesapeake. My niece was also an AIM cheerleader -which is how I found out about the organization.
I have been associated with AIM since 2012 as a competition judge and as a coach in Hampton and Williamsburg. In 2015, I was asked to serve as the Director of Operations for the Tidewater area in addition to coaching. I think AIM is a wonderful program and a great way to help students build confidence and feel comfortable performing in front of groups.
Email Contact: aimcoachkim@gmail.com
In 2009, I moved to Hampton Roads, VA for work and even went back to school for my master's degree. I helped choreograph a competition routine for my niece's recreational league squad in Chesapeake. My niece was also an AIM cheerleader -which is how I found out about the organization.
I have been associated with AIM since 2012 as a competition judge and as a coach in Hampton and Williamsburg. In 2015, I was asked to serve as the Director of Operations for the Tidewater area in addition to coaching. I think AIM is a wonderful program and a great way to help students build confidence and feel comfortable performing in front of groups.
Email Contact: aimcoachkim@gmail.com
Coach Macey
I began coaching for AIM in 2016. I was a cheerleader for about 16 years. I initially started cheering with the local youth team in Gloucester, VA. From there, I went on to middle and high school cheering.
I loved doing sideline cheering, but my passion was with competition cheerleading. I started competing around age 8 and continued until I was 18. I have a strong passion for cheerleading and everything it taught me growing up.
I hope to inspire children the way my coaches inspired me. I will be coaching at the Virginia Beach location. I look forward to an amazing year with AIM USA Cheer and many more to come afterwards!
Email Contact: aimcoachmacey@gmail.com
I loved doing sideline cheering, but my passion was with competition cheerleading. I started competing around age 8 and continued until I was 18. I have a strong passion for cheerleading and everything it taught me growing up.
I hope to inspire children the way my coaches inspired me. I will be coaching at the Virginia Beach location. I look forward to an amazing year with AIM USA Cheer and many more to come afterwards!
Email Contact: aimcoachmacey@gmail.com
Coach Mary S.
I began tumbling and doing gymnastics at 4 years old and took private lessons at the Richmond Olympiad. As I got older I gave cheerleading a try. I cheered for two years and was a captain one of the two years along with playing softball and managing/practicing with the track and field team. Once in high school I began my coaching career. I coached gymnastics/tumbling classes and preteam at Richmond Olympiad for 3 years. During those 3 years, I also coached a recreational cheerleading squad for a season. At the end of the season my junior girls competed at the senior level and won their competition!
As of now I still work in the office at Richmond Olympiad occasionally, work full time at an electronic company and help with AIM's first All-Stars competitive cheering squad. I have a strong passion for fitness. When I'm not coaching, I hide out at the gym. I also love working with children. I am currently studying to obtain my college degree and become a teacher.
As of now I still work in the office at Richmond Olympiad occasionally, work full time at an electronic company and help with AIM's first All-Stars competitive cheering squad. I have a strong passion for fitness. When I'm not coaching, I hide out at the gym. I also love working with children. I am currently studying to obtain my college degree and become a teacher.
Coach Mary T. (Coach T)
My coaching career started in 1996, and has continued to the present. In 1998, I began coaching
for AIM at locations in Albemarle County, Charlottesville, Augusta County, and provided camps for Roanoke. I am only coaching in Augusta County at this time since scheduling has become a
complicated situation.
When I am not coaching or practicing, I am spending time with my son who handles sound at the Augusta location if he is able to be there. When he is not helping, we are running to soccer and wrestling. I also have been known to coach a few of his sports as well. The remainder of any other time is spent with friends.
Cheerleading has been a constant passion and sport in my life. I want other girls to have that same passion and work on achieving confidence each and every time they come to be a part of one of my cheer teams. Cheerleading is not something you can master without continually pushing yourself to be better no matter how old the basics may get.
The most rewarding part about being a coach for any sport, is watching how each and every team member grows and how their ability continues to progress. When that face of frustration turns to exhilaration you know they're ready to face any challenge at any time. As a season comes to an end and bonds have been made, you know you have touched a child’s life and they have touched yours. Neither is ever forgotten.
The one thing I ask to be remembered is this: Be the best at what you do and work hard at it. Never quit anything you start and believe in yourself always. In the end the hard work you put in will be well worth it.
for AIM at locations in Albemarle County, Charlottesville, Augusta County, and provided camps for Roanoke. I am only coaching in Augusta County at this time since scheduling has become a
complicated situation.
When I am not coaching or practicing, I am spending time with my son who handles sound at the Augusta location if he is able to be there. When he is not helping, we are running to soccer and wrestling. I also have been known to coach a few of his sports as well. The remainder of any other time is spent with friends.
Cheerleading has been a constant passion and sport in my life. I want other girls to have that same passion and work on achieving confidence each and every time they come to be a part of one of my cheer teams. Cheerleading is not something you can master without continually pushing yourself to be better no matter how old the basics may get.
The most rewarding part about being a coach for any sport, is watching how each and every team member grows and how their ability continues to progress. When that face of frustration turns to exhilaration you know they're ready to face any challenge at any time. As a season comes to an end and bonds have been made, you know you have touched a child’s life and they have touched yours. Neither is ever forgotten.
The one thing I ask to be remembered is this: Be the best at what you do and work hard at it. Never quit anything you start and believe in yourself always. In the end the hard work you put in will be well worth it.
Coach Pam
I am from Washington D.C. but currently reside in Chesterfield County with my darling husband, Jason and my two daughters, Ella and Charlize.
Cheerleading and dance have been a constant passion of mine all my life. I have been a cheerleader since the age of 4. Throughout my cheerleading career I have been captain six years in a row, voted on all star district team 8 years in a row, and eventually was co-choreographer for 3 years in high school with my coach who was a Washington Redskins Cheerleader. I also have been a dancer since the age of 4. I have taken ballet, tap, jazz but my true love is hip hop!!
My love of dance and cheer have always intermingled. During high school I also choreographed numerous dance routines for local schools around the area.
I have been with AIM for 2 years and truly believe in this program. I currently coach at three locations in Chesterfield County: Alberta Smith, Jacobs Road, and Crestwood. I offer three sessions at each location -2 cheer sessions and one dance/hip hop session.
I believe all children should participate in some sort of sport. We need to get our kids off the couch and moving! As I coach, I believe in instilling self confidence and self esteem in all my students. I want them to know that with hard work and dedication.. Anything is possible.
Email Contact: pamstolfi@yahoo.com
Cheerleading and dance have been a constant passion of mine all my life. I have been a cheerleader since the age of 4. Throughout my cheerleading career I have been captain six years in a row, voted on all star district team 8 years in a row, and eventually was co-choreographer for 3 years in high school with my coach who was a Washington Redskins Cheerleader. I also have been a dancer since the age of 4. I have taken ballet, tap, jazz but my true love is hip hop!!
My love of dance and cheer have always intermingled. During high school I also choreographed numerous dance routines for local schools around the area.
I have been with AIM for 2 years and truly believe in this program. I currently coach at three locations in Chesterfield County: Alberta Smith, Jacobs Road, and Crestwood. I offer three sessions at each location -2 cheer sessions and one dance/hip hop session.
I believe all children should participate in some sort of sport. We need to get our kids off the couch and moving! As I coach, I believe in instilling self confidence and self esteem in all my students. I want them to know that with hard work and dedication.. Anything is possible.
Email Contact: pamstolfi@yahoo.com
