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A good friend and teammate of my dd will be moving to CO and they are looking for a new gym home. Gymnast is 14, training L10, and will be leaving a high performing gym with a relatively large team of upper optionals. They will be living in Louisville, outside of Boulder. They are aware of Airborne and Gymnastics Unlimited. I told her I think 5280 may be an option as well? Is there anyone with knowledge of these or other CO gyms who could provide some guidance and insight? It would be great if she could find a welcoming gym with high quality training and a decent sized team of upper optionals. She’s a great kid and will be an asset to any team. TIA!
 
A good friend and teammate of my dd will be moving to CO and they are looking for a new gym home. Gymnast is 14, training L10, and will be leaving a high performing gym with a relatively large team of upper optionals. They will be living in Louisville, outside of Boulder. They are aware of Airborne and Gymnastics Unlimited. I told her I think 5280 may be an option as well? Is there anyone with knowledge of these or other CO gyms who could provide some guidance and insight? It would be great if she could find a welcoming gym with high quality training and a decent sized team of upper optionals. She’s a great kid and will be an asset to any team.
Tell your friend, ‘welcome to Colorado!’ Xtreme Altitude is the closest drive from Louisville. Airborne is probably the next closest. 5280 would be a little bit more of a drive, maybe 35ish minutes depending on where they live in Louisville. CGI would be a pretty far drive (maybe close to an hour, depending on traffic), but it has a good reputation.

I agree with the above reply, they all have different reputations/strengths/weaknesses. Everyone has their own experiences so it’s hard to say one gym is better than the other. It’s really what is the best fit for them (I know that’s not a very insightful answer tho :) )

Also, I have heard some gyms might be limiting new team members. We haven’t looked personally, so I can’t confirm or deny, but we have heard that there may be some team size constraints right now.

Knowing the area, I would start with these gyms. Good luck to your friend!
 
Xtreme lost their head coach (or prospective new coach) about a year ago, and most of their upper optionals left at that time. I am not as familiar with their current upper level optional coaches or girls.

CGI is currently saying they are full for their level 10 and maybe level 9 teams. They took in some of those Xtreme girls, along with some other 10s from other gyms. I would consider sending my daughter there, but it would likely be a 45-60 minute drive for you, if they would even have an opening.

Tigar also lost much of their upper optional team. I believe that also had to do with coaching losses. I heard they may no longer have an optional program, but that is 100% rumor.

If I were in your location and position, I would start by looking at Airborne. They have placed girls in D1 fairly recently, and seem to be having a good time when I see them at meets. I have no direct connections or knowledge of the inner workings there however.

5280 would be a longer drive, and they have had some shakeup there as well, although I think most of it was at their South location (you would be looking at the North location). I believe their coaches are more “old school” and harsh, from what I’ve heard from people who have left, but it might be worth a visit.
 
Xtreme lost their head coach (or prospective new coach) about a year ago, and most of their upper optionals left at that time. I am not as familiar with their current upper level optional coaches or girls.

CGI is currently saying they are full for their level 10 and maybe level 9 teams. They took in some of those Xtreme girls, along with some other 10s from other gyms. I would consider sending my daughter there, but it would likely be a 45-60 minute drive for you, if they would even have an opening.

Tigar also lost much of their upper optional team. I believe that also had to do with coaching losses. I heard they may no longer have an optional program, but that is 100% rumor.

If I were in your location and position, I would start by looking at Airborne. They have placed girls in D1 fairly recently, and seem to be having a good time when I see them at meets. I have no direct connections or knowledge of the inner workings there however.

5280 would be a longer drive, and they have had some shakeup there as well, although I think most of it was at their South location (you would be looking at the North location). I believe their coaches are more “old school” and harsh, from what I’ve heard from people who have left, but it might be worth a visit.
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5280 and airborne are good. There’s also Peak, though that may be too far south. Boulder had an optionals program, but discontinued it over the summer. Not sure how many of those girls were absorbed by surrounding programs.
 

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