Parkettes National Gymnastics

What an incredible weekend at our Elite Compulsory & Optional National Qualifier! ⭐️💙

Thank you to all of the athletes, coaches, judges, families, volunteers, and staff who helped make this event such a success. Your energy, dedication, and support created an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.

Events like these truly take a village, and we are so grateful to everyone who played a role in making this weekend possible.

A special thank you to our sponsors for their generosity and continued support of the Parkettes community. Your contributions helped enhance the experience for our athletes and families, and we are incredibly thankful for your partnership.

Please join us in thanking:

GK Elite
Copperhead Grille
Brett Biggs
Elixir Health and Wellness
Banko Beverage Company 🍻
Tyler Brown
Next Level Mental Performance
Just Born Quality Confections
Sore No More
Wawa
Saint James Iced Tea
LMNT
goodwipes
Vital Proteins
Primo Brands

Thank you for helping make this event possible. 💙❤️🤍

At a young age, Ali’s daughter was diagnosed with leukemia. Once she recovered, Ali enrolled her in gymnastics to help build her strength and get her body moving.

What started as a way to support her physical development quickly became something she loved. Along the way, gymnastics helped her build resilience, confidence, and strength both mentally and physically.

At Parkettes, the goal is to help athletes develop skills that extend far beyond the gym. Ali’s story is a reminder that gymnastics can become a foundation for confidence, perseverance, and lifelong growth.

You cannot train like an elite athlete… and fuel yourself like you’re not one.

In this conversation, Emjae Frazier , Parkette Alum, former U.S. National Team member. and University of Florida standout, shares insight into overcoming mental blocks, rebuilding confidence, and learning how to trust yourself again under pressure.

Because what you put into your body directly impacts what you can get ou of it.

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They’re fighting their body instead of learning how to use it.

Not every great gymnast is built the same.

Some athletes are naturally powerful. Others are naturally flexible.

The best athletes learn how to maximize their strengths instead of constantly comparing themselves to somebody else.

In this conversation, Emjae Frazier , Parkette Alum, former U.S. National Team member. and University of Florida standout, shares insight into overcoming mental blocks, rebuilding confidence, and learning how to trust yourself again under pressure.

Because training harder is not always the answer, sometimes training smarter is.

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Breathwork. Visualization. Self-Talk. Most athletes ignore all three.

The best gymnasts don’t just train their body, they train their mind.

In this conversation, Emjae Frazier , Parkette Alum, former U.S. National Team member. and University of Florida standout, shares insight into overcoming mental blocks, rebuilding confidence, and learning how to trust yourself again under pressure.

Because elite performance starts long before the routine begins.

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Has summer boredom kicked in already?

At Parkettes, summer classes give kids the chance to stay active, build confidence, learn new skills, and have fun all summer long.

One of the things families love most about summer classes is the more personalized experience, giving athletes more opportunities to work with coaches, focus on their individual progress, and get a head start for the upcoming season.

Whether your child is just getting started or looking to continue growing their skills, summer is the perfect time to learn, move, and thrive.

Ready to make this summer their most active one yet?

📲 Register today through the link in our bio!

Too many young athletes confuse performance with identity.

A bad routine does not make you a bad gymnast.
One of the biggest dangers in youth sports is when athletes begin tying their identity to scores, rankings, mistakes, and outcomes.
In this conversation, Dr. Charron Sumler, sports psychotherapist and Assistant Director of Sports Psychology at Ohio State University, explains why separating identity from performance is critical for both mental health and long-term success.

Visit youtube.com/ to watch the full interview between Jeff Bell and Dr. Charron Sumler.