Background (short and simple)

I did gymnastics for 7 years, Ninja for 10+ years, and film and editing for 2 years. I’ve coached at 6 different gymnastics clubs over 7 years. I’ve worked with all types of kids including special needs. Qualification-wise; cert III in fitness. GA Intermediate GFA Coach.

Me as a person

I love uniqueness and creativity. I’ll often try something new or innovative and aim to share strong mindsets with those in my classes

Hobbies: Parkour and film, gaming and music. They’ve made me persistent, athletic and creative.

My opinions

I’m 22, but don’t conflate my youth with ignorance.

Improving yourself is a challenge, and there is often too much information which can get overwhelming fast.

I’ve had driven friends decades older than me most of my life, and been fortunate enough to learn some early life lessons, I plan to share what I’ve learnt so you or your child can get things done and stand out.

Why pick me over a cheap gymnastics club?

Safety, Progression, Mindset.

A common business practice in this industry is to hire teenagers with very little experience to run the class while a manager floats around the space to extinguish fires. This does not have your child’s best interest at heart.

Safety: I’ve seen coaches spot kids in a way that compromises the child’s neck or circuits that are unjustifiably high risk. I prioritize safety and allow positive risk-taking.

Progression: I keep my classes small (6) to ensure I take the time to give each child the 1 on 1 attention they need to feel like they’re progressing.

Mindset: Most coaches teach a skill. I teach a characteristic (like persistence) through a skill.