Keri Lynch Owner, Competitive Team Head Coach & Health Coach
Keri's passion for gymnastics started when she was 4 years old. She began competing at the optional level when she was 7, through CARA gymnastics. She competed with CARA up until her 8th grade year in school, where she then competed as a Fort Morgan Mustang throughout high school and graduated there in 2004. She grew up loving and participating in dance starting at the same time she did gymnastics, as well as competed in high school with the track team doing pole vault. During her middle school years, her coaches asked her to help with the younger girls in both gymnastics and dance, and loved seeing them develop their skills. Once she graduated and went off to college, she coached in Greeley for a year. Keri began coaching in Fort Morgan in 2015 and became the owner of HPG in 2018. Keri graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Forensic Psychology in 2009 and received her Master’s degree in School Counseling in 2012. She is also a certified Health Coach and a Level 1 CrossFit Instructor. Keri has three beautiful children: Brookelyn, Willow, and Gunner, who all have participated and coached in the HPG program.
Kelly Lynch Preschool Head Coach and Preschool Curriculum Designer
Kelly is married and has three grown children and 7 grandchildren. Her love for gymnastics started when her girls competed in CARA and High School gymnastics in the 90s and early 2000s. She has always had a love for kids and teaching. Kelly has a bachelor's degree in elementary education and a masters in instructional technology with an emphasis in curriculum & design. Kelly has 30 years experience teaching kindergarten and first grade.
Kodee Glick Recreation Level Instructor and Competition Team Coach
I was born and raised in Fort Morgan and started gymnastics at the age of three, continuing through my senior year of high school. I competed in CARA gymnastics for seven years and also played softball for three years and participated in track during middle school and high school. Coming from a rodeo family, I also competed in rodeo for 10 years. After high school, I worked in healthcare and bartending. I have a 7-year-old son and a 4-year-old daughter. I have been coaching gymnastics for the past two years while continuing my career in healthcare.
I love helping young athletes grow in both their skills and confidence and am passionate about creating a positive, encouraging environment where every gymnast feels supported and valued.
I love helping young athletes grow in both their skills and confidence and am passionate about creating a positive, encouraging environment where every gymnast feels supported and valued.
Bridget Langello Competition Team Coach
I began my gymnastics journey at the age of 4 and spent many years competing in the USAG Optional and Xcel programs through my junior year of high school at a small, family-owned gym in Arvada, Colorado. My passion for the sport led me to begin coaching at 15 years old, working with recreational boys and girls as well as competitive female gymnasts.
While attending Colorado State University, I continued my gymnastics career by competing with the CSU Club Gymnastics team during my junior and senior years. Outside of gymnastics, I work as a Pediatric Physical Therapist Assistant at St. Elizabeth Hospital, where I enjoy helping children reach their goals through movement and development.
While attending Colorado State University, I continued my gymnastics career by competing with the CSU Club Gymnastics team during my junior and senior years. Outside of gymnastics, I work as a Pediatric Physical Therapist Assistant at St. Elizabeth Hospital, where I enjoy helping children reach their goals through movement and development.
Taylor Kuntz Recreation and Preschool Level Instructor
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Taylor is a graduate from FMHS. She has been in dance and tumbling for 15 years. She is active in Fellowship of Christian Student Club and Jazz Band. She is currently enjoying her first year as a competitive dancer and love working with the little gymnasts!
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Willow Quick Recreation Level Instructor and Competition Team Coach
I has been involved in gymnastics for 9 years. I love working with young gymnasts as they build confidence, learn new skills, and have fun. I loves creating a positive, encouraging environment where every athlete can grow, reach their goals, and enjoy the sport as much as I do.
Gabby Ricks Recreation and Preschool Level Instructor, Competition Team Coach |
I have been involved in gymnastics my entire life, competing at both the elite and high school levels. I grew up in Louisiana and moved to Colorado when I was 11 years old.
When I'm not in the gym, I enjoy crafting, baking, and spending time with my friends and family. I love sharing my passion for gymnastics with young athletes and helping them build confidence, learn new skills, and have fun along the way!
When I'm not in the gym, I enjoy crafting, baking, and spending time with my friends and family. I love sharing my passion for gymnastics with young athletes and helping them build confidence, learn new skills, and have fun along the way!
Abigail Nunez Recreation and Preschool Level Instructor
I love working with young gymnasts watching them achieve their goals, learning new skills, and growing confidence in themselves too. Even just creating a space for the gymnasts to feel safe and loved. Some personal stuff about me outside the gym is I did dance, cheerleading, and wrestling throughout my elementary/middle school and high school years. I am a Morgan Community College graduate with three different welding certifications and my Associates in Applied Science. I also work for Merritt Aluminum products that was flexible enough to allow me to keep this coaching job that I love very much.
Karly Tadolini Recreation and Preschool Level Instructor, Competition Team Coach
I have been involved in athletics my entire life, participating in softball and basketball. I have always enjoyed being part of a team and helping others grow through sports.
I love helping young athletes achieve their goals while teaching them that being an athlete is about more than just skills—it’s also about building confidence, discipline, and life skills that extend beyond the gym. Creating a fun, positive environment where athletes feel supported and encouraged is something I’m passionate about.
I am currently attending school to become a Physical Therapist Assistant and plan to further my education in strength and conditioning after graduation, with the goal of becoming an athletic trainer.
I love helping young athletes achieve their goals while teaching them that being an athlete is about more than just skills—it’s also about building confidence, discipline, and life skills that extend beyond the gym. Creating a fun, positive environment where athletes feel supported and encouraged is something I’m passionate about.
I am currently attending school to become a Physical Therapist Assistant and plan to further my education in strength and conditioning after graduation, with the goal of becoming an athletic trainer.
Reagan Kuntz Recreation and Preschool Level Instructor
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