2026 SUMMER TEAM CAMP!!
July 10-12, 2026
9:00am-5:00pm
Location: NorthPointe Gymnastics
7577 W. 48th St, Fremont MI. 49412
Gymnast Levels: XCEL Silver-Diamond, and Levels 3-Elite
Cost: $400 Check/Cashiers Check ($412 paying with Credit Card)
Sample Schedule
9:00-12:30 Warm-up and Event Rotations
12:30-1:15 Lunch
1:15-5:00 Warm-up and Event Rotations
Themes:
Friday: Beach Party
Saturday: Holidays
Sunday: Rep Your Gym
Coaches Round Table
Coaches will be able to have a round table discussion with clinicians on Saturday after camp for an educational experience for visiting coaches.
Skill Development
Gymnasts will focus on honing skills applicable toward optional, elite, and college gymnastics. This team camp focuses on gaining and growing those skills to the next level in a safe and fun environment.
Premium Equipment
Train on state-of-the-art equipment, ensuring gymnasts experience the best possible training environment. NorthPointe Gymnastics has multiple loose foam pits, resi landings and trampolines for the highest training ability.
More than Gymnastics
Beyond gymnastic skills, we offer mentorship in crucial areas such as sports nutrition, strength training, injury prevention, and dance choreography.
Team Building
Camp will wind down each day with team building activities to not only build self-confidence but build cohesion within your own team. We will be providing activities to bring your team together, building a greater experience!
Expert Coaching Team
Our coaching staff involves professionals from all over with experience at Olympic levels, Division-1 coaching, and accomplished Division-1 athletes, providing top-tier instruction and insights.10
July 10-12, 2026
9:00am-5:00pm
Location: NorthPointe Gymnastics
7577 W. 48th St, Fremont MI. 49412
Gymnast Levels: XCEL Silver-Diamond, and Levels 3-Elite
Cost: $400 Check/Cashiers Check ($412 paying with Credit Card)
Sample Schedule
9:00-12:30 Warm-up and Event Rotations
12:30-1:15 Lunch
1:15-5:00 Warm-up and Event Rotations
Skill Development
Gymnasts will focus on honing skills applicable toward optional, elite, and college gymnastics. This team camp focuses on gaining and growing those skills to the next level in a safe and fun environment.
Premium Equipment
Train on state-of-the-art equipment, ensuring gymnasts experience the best possible training environment. NorthPointe Gymnastics has multiple loose foam pits, resi landings and trampolines for the highest training ability.
More than Gymnastics
Beyond gymnastic skills, we offer mentorship in crucial areas such as sports nutrition, strength training, injury prevention, and dance choreography.
Team Building
Camp will wind down each day with team building activities to not only build self-confidence but build cohesion within your own team. We will be providing activities to bring your team together, building a greater experience!
Expert Coaching Team
Our coaching staff involves professionals from all over with experience at Olympic levels, Division-1 coaching, and accomplished Division-1 athletes, providing top-tier instruction and insights.10
2026 COACHING STAFF
Rick Tybor
Gulf Coast Elite Gymnastics
Over 25 years of professional gymnastics coaching experience. Bars, Vault and Tumbling Clinician for USAG National TOPs, Devo, and Acro teams. Coached at two of Texas’s most successful compulsory and optional programs, Kurt Thomas Gymnastics and WOGA respectively. Clinician at international team camps in Sweden and Denmark, as well as Region 3 and 8 high performance camps. Bars and Vault speaker at The Gymnastics Association of Texas (GAT) Symposium.
USAG safety certified.
Jeunae Norwood
Sports Club Gymnastics
Jeunae Norwood has been coaching Gymnastics for over 30 years. Over twenty of those wonderful years have been here at The Sports Club of West Bloomfield. Jeunae is a Safety Certified Professional Member of the USA Gymnastics Federation and has coached numerous State, Regional, and National Champions on each event as well as earning All-Around titles.
Carl Leland
Leland's work with DU's floor exercise competitors has been a big reason Denver has consistently put out one of the top floor exercise units in the country, finishing in the top-12 in five of the last 11 seasons and in the top-10 in 2004, 2005 and 2007. In 2003, Denver's floor exercise team was the top-ranked unit in the country for two weeks during the season. In 2012, Denver finished 13th as a team on the floor, while National Championship qualifier, Moriah Martin finished the season tied for 40th nationally
Matt Delk
Premier Gymnastics Academy West
Justin Haag
Aleena Markowicz
Great Lakes Kids Energy Zone
Michelle Cunningham
Avah Bootz
Division 1 College gymnast at Central Michigan University
Zoie Pelfrey
I am gymnast at Central Michigan University! I’m going into my senior year and I’m studying exercise science/kinesiology with a minor in psychology. I plan to go into gymnastics coaching right after I graduate as my passion for this sport and working with kids is very strong. I have been a gymnast for 10+ years and have coached a total of 4 year in gymnastics! I’m so excited to work this camp and meet all these amazing kids!
Brianna Robberstad
Brianna “Bri” Robberstad is a Clinical Dietetics Master’s student at Grand Valley State University with a passion for sports nutrition and athlete performance. She enjoys helping young athletes build confidence in their food choices and develop fueling habits that support training, recovery, long competition days, and overall health. Bri is excited to be a part of camp and share nutrition strategies that gymnasts can use both in and outside of the gym.
Stephanie Harker
Ohio Gymnastics Institute
Katie Galovan
All That Athletics
PT, DPT graduated with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Western Michigan University and is the owner of Growing Motion Physical Therapy specializing in pediatrics, sports injuries, and injury prevention. She has coached competitive gymnastics levels 1–6 and Xcel for the past 10 years and is passionate about helping athletes move and progress safely and confidently in the gym. Katie is looking forward to encouraging and educating gymnasts on proper body mechanics and technique during gymnastics skills through strengthening and injury prevention at camp.
Andy Smith
Sports Club Gymnastics
Andy Smith is a USAG certified, Xcel competitive team gymnastics coach at the Sports Club of West Bloomfield, in West Bloomfield, Michigan. Outside of gymnastics, Andy is an AFAA and NETA certified Group Exercise Instructor, and certified Yoga Instructor, with 30+ years in the industry, and more than 12,000 hours practical experience. She enjoys teaching a wide variety of fitness class formats and yoga styles to all age groups and ability levels. Studying The Cecchetti Method of classical ballet as a teen inspired her life-long love of movement, and ingrained the discipline and foundational principles of developing strong, sound technique that guide her coaching and teaching.
Ian Reardon
Mental Performance Coach
Masters of Science in Psychology concentrating in Athletic Counseling from Springfield College.
During his training at Springfield, Ian worked with athletes in Football, Tennis, Baseball, Volleyball, Swimming, Gymnastics, and Track and Field. He also worked alongside Athletic Trainers helping injured athletes with their readiness to return to sport. Over a two year period, Ian conducted over 300 hours of individual counseling and presented his Master’s Thesis titled “The Effects of Autonomy Supportive Coaching Behaviors and Season Success on Coach Perception”.
Lauren Swanson
Lauren is an interdisciplinary artist and educator with a BFA in Dance from Wayne State University.
Through her Acrobatic Arts certification, Lauren has developed a deeper connection to the gymnastics world, gaining insight into the physical and mental demands placed on young athletes. Her approach supports gymnasts in building strength, coordination, body awareness, and injury prevention—helping them enhance performance while maintaining long-term wellness.
Lauren designs engaging choreography that is not only fun and expressive but also offers transferable elements that can enrich floor routines with artistry, fluidity, and musicality.
Reese Tornga
Reese has her master’s in physician assistant studies and I have been working as a certified Physician Assistant for the past 18 years. I currently work at Helen Devos Children’s Hospital in Grand Rapids with the Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplant team. I was also a Division 1 college gymnast at Western Michigan University from 2002-2006 (MAC Champs in 2006!!!😊😊) and a gymnastics coach of a variety of levels for almost 30 years now. For the past 3 years or so I’ve been volunteering as the “Friday night conditioning coach” at Flipside. I volunteer my time there because I just LOVE the sport of gymnastics and physical fitness, and since I have three girls on team it’s a great way for me to stay connected with them and their gym friends! I mainly focus on body weight or as I call it “gymnastics conditioning”, specifically High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) workouts. I personally enjoy dumbbell workouts as well, but I didn’t lift a weight until I was in college, so for gymnasts I prefer to focus on body weight exercises.
LODGING
We have various options for VRBO, AirBnB, cabins and hotels within 5- 20 miles of our gym. We do recommend carpooling options daily to help with traffic flow within the drop off/pick up areas.
- Harrington Inn Hotel – 1 mile
- Dunn Inn Resort – 1 mile
- All Seasons Inn – 7 miles
- Gerber Guest House – 2.5
- MilesCountry Inn & Suites by Radisson – 21 Miles
- Comfort Inn Whitehall – 17 miles