Gold Medal Gymnastics, founded by 1996 Olympic Gold Medalist Amanda Borden-Cochran, is a premier gymnastics facility offering a range of programs including gymnastics, dance, and Ninja training. With a focus on fostering self-motivation, social skills, and self-confidence in young athletes, the gym provides a safe and positive environment where children can pursue their goals and build lifelong memories and relationships. Amanda Borden, as the director and founder, brings her expertise as a former Olympic gymnast and captain of the Magnificent Seven, the first U.S. Women’s Gymnastics team to win gold at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta.
At Gold Medal Gymnastics, the coaching staff goes beyond qualifications and certifications, serving as role models who inspire gymnasts to excel both in the gym and in life. The gym prides itself on maintaining a clean and sanitized facility, equipped with top-notch training equipment and staff who are CPR, First Aid, USA Gymnastics, and USOC Safe Sport accredited. The philosophy at Gold Medal Gymnastics is that strength is beautiful, and through gymnastics, dance, and Ninja training, children can develop the strength and skills to become leaders in their schools and communities.
With a commitment to helping every athlete achieve their goals, whether it’s reaching the Olympics or simply enjoying physical activity on the playground, Gold Medal Gymnastics is dedicated to providing a supportive and enriching experience for children of all ages and skill levels. By offering a progressive program tailored to individual abilities, the gym aims to instill a sense of accomplishment, teamwork, and personal growth in each young athlete who walks through its doors.