Karl Gribb is the visionary owner behind Golden Gymnastics, infusing his deep-rooted passion for gymnastics with astute business acumen. Karl's journey has been one of merging expertise with enthusiasm. His leadership has propelled Golden Gymnastics into a bastion of excellence, known not only for its top-tier training and cutting-edge facilities but also for its inclusive and empowering atmosphere. Karl's unwavering commitment to fostering holistic development has yielded a community of thriving gymnasts while his dedication to outreach initiatives showcases his belief in the transformative power of the sport beyond the gym's walls. As he steers Golden Gymnastics towards an even brighter future, Karl Gribb's legacy resonates as a testament to the harmonious blend of passion, proficiency, and purpose. He has coached for 30 years, and judged gymnastics for 20 years.

Ashlee Gribb is the co-owner and creative visionary behind Golden Gymnastics, contributing her artistic expertise to the gym's success. With a background in visual arts and a passion for fostering creativity, Ashlee's journey has been one of seamlessly blending artistic flair with the gymnastics arena. Her formal training in visual arts and commitment to nurturing individual expression have infused Golden Gymnastics with a unique vibrancy, where athleticism and creativity converge. Alongside her co-ownership role, Ashlee's dedication to cultivating each gymnast's distinctiveness and translating it into their gymnastic journey has redefined the gym as a space for self-expression. Her involvement as a co-owner shines a light on the dynamic interplay of entrepreneurship and aesthetics, forging an innovative path at the intersection of business and creativity.

Gymnastics has been part of my life since I was born. It started with the little gym where my mother taught class. I went into competition gymnastics as I got older, and I competed for both Chatfield Gymnastics and Green Mountain High School. After high school I took a break to cut hair and settle into motherhood. I became a coach after both my children started gymnastics this year. I love being a coach and it has been a great experience teaching kids the skills I learned as a child.

Steve's journey in gymnastics began at Golden Senior High School from 1974 to 1976, where he specialized in the pommel horse and earned a varsity letter.

During his college years, from 1977 to 1982, Steve pursued a degree in Physical Education, participating as a gymnast at the University of Northern Colorado (UNC) and also serving as a coach for high school gymnastics programs.

Between 1983 and 1990, he coached at various gymnastics facilities, producing Junior Nationals qualifiers and contributing to the Olympic Development Program.

Steve's expertise extended to judging gymnastics competitions at the national level, between 1985 and 1994.

In 2001, Steve founded Golden Gymnastics and has been the Owner and Head Coach since.

His dedication to the sport and community was further demonstrated by serving as an educational director and chairman for Men's Gymnastics in Colorado.

Steve's contributions have earned him accolades such as the Region IX Award of Excellence and long-standing memberships in gymnastics associations.

Steve's life has been devoted to gymnastics and education, shaping young athletes and fostering growth in the sport.

I started gymnastics when I was 4 years old. I competed through level 10 during high school and went on to compete at college. I enjoy working with kids of all ages. I am currently still in school and love to coach on the side. I love sharing my knowledge and love for this sport with other people.

DescriptionTatiana Kondratova has been a gymnastics coach for over 30 years. The former Soviet Union Gymnastics National Team member has worked with gymnasts of all levels, boys and girls, in different programs and countries. Tatiana is passionate about the growth, development, and success in and out of the gym. She wants the kids to learn about gymnastics experience along with discipline and fun. Tatiana also has a son, Vitaliy, who is a gymnast and former US National Team Member. In her free time, she enjoys playing with her cat. goes here

Milly Cogen has been a recreational gymnastics instructor for over 10 years. She taught previously at Spirit Gymnastics in Saint Paul, Minnesota and Reflex Gymnastics in Orlando, Florida. A countless number of students, classes, summer camps, open gyms, birthday parties, field trips, and other types of boundless fun have taught her that this work will be lifelong. She was excited to make Golden Gymnastics her new gym home in January 2024.

Milly’s time outside of coaching consists of being a really cool barista at Starbucks, joyfully singing in both organized and unorganized settings, taking care of a little hamster named Mitzi, and trying to ride as many trains as possible in as many places as possible.

I started my coaching journey in 2018 in my hometown in Virginia, I bring a passion for excellence and a commitment to fostering the growth and development of young athletes. With a background in tumbling, I offer valuable insights into technique refinement, performance enhancement, and mental fortitude. My coaching philosophy emphasizes not only the mastery of skills but also the cultivation of resilience, discipline, and teamwork. Whether coaching beginners or guiding elite athletes, I strive to create a positive and supportive training environment where every gymnast can flourish and reach their full potential. Through personalized instruction, goal-setting, and unwavering encouragement, I aim to empower each student to soar both on and off the mat.