National Academy Artistic Gymnastics
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National Academy Artistic Gymnastics
We offer gymnastics in a fun, bright, clean, friendly environment where every child is a champion. NAAG offers recreational and competitive programs for youth that embody and instill the traits of hard work, ethics, time management, perseverance, courage, respect, and appreciation for the efforts of others while training world-class gymnasts.

My kids are having fun, are physically active and challenged, and are learning a lot more than just gymnastics. In my mind, there's no better place than NAAG - whether you have a preschool aged jumping bean who has energy to burn, or a serious school aged child who wants to go all the way in this sport.
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Founded in 1973 by Richard Mulvihill and Linda Metheny Mulvihill, the National Academy of Artistic Gymnastics (NAAG) has trained 17 Olympians and over 75 National Champions. NAAG offers recreational and competitive programs for youth that embody and instill the traits of hard work, ethics, time management, perseverance, courage, respect, and appreciation for the efforts of others while training world-class gymnasts.
Our History
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The National Academy of Artistic Gymnastics was founded in 1973 by Dick Mulvihill and Linda Metheny-Mulvihill. Linda represented the United States as an Olympian in Tokyo in 1964, in Mexico City in 1968, and in Munich in 1972. Dick was a U.S. Olympic Women's Gymnastics assistant coach in Mexico City in 1968, in Munich in 1972, and in Montreal in 1976.
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It is our goal to motivate young people with a spirit to succeed in life and in sports. Emphasis is placed on providing a safe and exciting learning environment where the gymnasts are confident and proud of themselves and their accomplishments. All of our competitive teams follow the progressive rules and guidelines as implemented by the USA-Gymnastics program (National governing body for gymnastics in the United States).
Employment
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Fun, enthusiastic, responsible individuals are encouraged to apply to join our professional team of teachers. As an applicant for employment at the National Academy, it is your responsibility to supply three or more confidential written character references which must be on file before the hiring process can be completed.
Coaches and Staff
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Linda is a 3 time Olympic All Around Competitor (1964 Tokyo, 1968 Mexico, 1972 Munich) and was the first American woman gymnast to make the Olympic Event Finals. She is a 5 time National Elite All Around Champion (AAU and USGF) and spent 9 years on the National Team (2 World Championship Teams). She earned 7 Gold Medals at the Pan American Games and was a Collegiate All Around Champion, as well as USGF Gymnast of the Year.
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