About
Gymnastics at Cameron Family YMCA includes gymnastics classes for a range of skill levels, from preschool gymnastics and parent/child gymnastics to recreational and competitive gymnastics for toddlers through adults. The program offers specific classes such as transitional parent/child gymnastics, Little Ninjas, parkour, Girls Hot Shots 1–3, Boys Hot Shots 1, girls beginner gymnastics, Girls Levels 1–3, Girls Advanced Non-Competitive, and Boys Levels 1–3. The gymnastics curriculum and classes are based on the skills, levels, and progressions developed by USA Gymnastics, and follow a standardized curriculum to support a clear path to advance in programs.
• Ages: 1–18 years old
The YMCA of San Diego County was established in 1882. Its mission states that the Y is where individuals and families grow together in spirit, mind and body, and that the YMCA of San Diego County is driven by purpose and the power of community through its mission-driven programs and services. The YMCA of San Diego County is focused on community well-being and belonging and strives to develop place-based, person-centered, community-responsive solutions to help address the social determinants of health that advance equity, opportunity and upward mobility for all. Preschool gymnastic classes in this program are described as providing a fun physical activity in a safe environment, and Little Ninjas is described as being designed to match a preschooler’s boundless energy and introduce parkour.
The leadership team connected with this program includes Department Head Linnea Campbell, Gymnastics Team Director Mindy Lacy, and Gymnastics Coordinator Madi Ridens. Additional organizational leadership includes President & Chief Executive Officer Todd Tibbits; Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer Cesar Silva; Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Hall; Executive Vice President & Chief Mission Advancement Officer Shelly McTighe-Rippingale; Executive Vice President & Chief Brand Officer David Frederick; Senior Vice President & Chief Social Impact Officer Kim McDougal; Chief Resources Officer & General Counsel Shannel Halbo; Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer John Merritt; Vice President of Community Bridging & Engagement Julian Villegas; Vice President of Human Resources Marnie Wiley; Vice President of Policy & Advocacy Courtney Baltiyskyy; Vice President of Development Courtney Cordero; Vice President of Social Services – Youth & Family Services Krysta Esquivel; and Vice President of Compliance and Ethics Ann Wieczorek.
Last updated April 5, 2026.
• Ages: 1–18 years old
The YMCA of San Diego County was established in 1882. Its mission states that the Y is where individuals and families grow together in spirit, mind and body, and that the YMCA of San Diego County is driven by purpose and the power of community through its mission-driven programs and services. The YMCA of San Diego County is focused on community well-being and belonging and strives to develop place-based, person-centered, community-responsive solutions to help address the social determinants of health that advance equity, opportunity and upward mobility for all. Preschool gymnastic classes in this program are described as providing a fun physical activity in a safe environment, and Little Ninjas is described as being designed to match a preschooler’s boundless energy and introduce parkour.
The leadership team connected with this program includes Department Head Linnea Campbell, Gymnastics Team Director Mindy Lacy, and Gymnastics Coordinator Madi Ridens. Additional organizational leadership includes President & Chief Executive Officer Todd Tibbits; Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer Cesar Silva; Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Hall; Executive Vice President & Chief Mission Advancement Officer Shelly McTighe-Rippingale; Executive Vice President & Chief Brand Officer David Frederick; Senior Vice President & Chief Social Impact Officer Kim McDougal; Chief Resources Officer & General Counsel Shannel Halbo; Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer John Merritt; Vice President of Community Bridging & Engagement Julian Villegas; Vice President of Human Resources Marnie Wiley; Vice President of Policy & Advocacy Courtney Baltiyskyy; Vice President of Development Courtney Cordero; Vice President of Social Services – Youth & Family Services Krysta Esquivel; and Vice President of Compliance and Ethics Ann Wieczorek.
Last updated April 5, 2026.
Is this your business? There is no cost, but you will be asked to sign up or log in.