Svetlana A. Shurikhin

xcel Platinum Coach

 

Education

• Competitive Gymnast at the National Level
• Title USSR Master-of-Sport Gymnast
  • The former USSR is often referred to as Russia now
  • This level is equivalent to USAG Gymnastics Elite level and a standing retained for life
  • B.S. Physical Education from Russian State University of Physical Culture, Sport & Tourism, Moscow, Russia (1987)
  • Physical Therapy Diploma (1987)

Post College Work Experience

• 10 years Physical Education Teacher in grades 1-12 (1987-1997)
• 2 Years Fitness Instructor (1988-1990)
• 10 Years Recreational Gymnastics Coach (1987-1997)
• 10 Years Swimming Instructor (1987-1997)
• 8 Years Instructor and Coach at LAST Levels 1-7 (2004-present)

 

Certifications

• USA Gymnastics Instructor Member since 2005
• USA Gymnastics Professional Member since 2007
• National Safety & Risk Management Certification
• USA Gymnastics Professional Developmental Program—Level 1 (2008) and 2 (2013)
• USA Gymnastics & LASG Coaching Clinics (2006, 2007, 2008)

 

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Chris Fryer

Boys’ Team Coach

 

In his spare time Coach Fryer dabbles in astrophysics.

 

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Loretta Stubbs

Xcel Silver Coach

 

Loretta has experience coaching at Los Alamos School of Gymnastics, YMCA/Pojoaque Middle School, and Gymnastics United in Albuquerque. She has also worked at Physical Therapy Plus (fitness specialist and Pilates reformer/preventive & post rehab), LANL Wellness Center, Pro Force Fitness Instructor and Fibromyalgia Faciliatator, UNMLA Physical Education and more. Loretta was a competieve gymnast in high school.

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Miles Beaux

Xcel Gold, Platinum and Diamond

1996 at Dorsey's Gymnastics after working as a janitor for the gym to cover the cost of gymastics training. Shortly after, he had the opportunity to work with the 1996 Olympic Gymnasts Kip Simons and Jaycie Phelps at summer and winter clinics from 1997-1999 during which time he was trained by Kip's coaching mentor "Ranger" Rick Resener. Resener taught Miles a great deal about general and gymnastics specific pedagogy, which Miles has been able to apply in coaching a variety of acrobatic sports including recreational and competitive gymnastics, nationally competitive high school cheerleading, trampoline and tumbling, snowboard aerial maneauvers and horseback vaulting. He has coached international competitive gymnastics at the Mongolian Sports Palace, and has worked with both the University of Idaho and Washington State University Cheerleaders.

In addition to his gymnastics training and experience, Miles holds two teaching certifications and has taught at all levels of academia from Pre-K through graduate.

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