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Integrity Athletics Martial Arts offers martial arts training that includes both Ju Jitsu and Tae Kwon Do. The program is part of a larger youth athletics offering that also includes activities such as Preschool Gymnastics, Boys and Girls Gymnastics, Tumbling & Trampoline, Ninja, Special Needs programs, Seasonal and Summer Camps, Parties, Special Events, Preschool Open Gym, Recreational Classes, and several competitive gymnastics and trampoline programs.
• Ages: 5–17 years old
Integrity Athletics states its mission as “Developing Happy, Healthy Kids.” The organization is home to 5-time National Champion, 3-time Olympian, and Olympic Silver Medalist Blaine Wilson, who owns the gym, oversees competitive coaches, and plays an integral role in coaching both boys and girls competitive teams. Leadership and operations are supported by a team that includes Chelsa Soldner (Customer Service Lead), Amy Hawkins (Preschool Gymnastics), Lindsay Parks (Girl's Recreational Gymnastics, Ninja Recreational, Director of Programming), Neil Zyburt (Boy's Recreational Gymnastics), Sam Roberts (TNT / Tumble Only Recreational), Dory Roettker (Girl's Team Gymnastics), Stan Dobrydnio (Boy's Team Gymnastics), Trsitan Van Natta (T&T Team Gymnastics), James Wickham (Executive Director of Gymnastics Operations), Darell Doupnik (Billing Director), Jen Campbell (Director of Operations), Kristy Fries (Executive Director of Business Operations), Ashley Hammond (Client Experience Director), Alex Renkert (Director of Marketing), and Deven Jones (HR Manager).
Integrity Athletics notes that it uses Olympic-quality trampoline beds, and students in TNT or trampoline-only classes are required to wear socks when bouncing. The facility offers a mobile application that can be used for enrollment, checking attendance, booking parties, and other functions, as well as an in-person pro shop with leotards, apparel, and merchandise and an online shop for Integrity Athletics apparel with orders shipped directly to customers.
One parent reports that the martial arts program has been her son's favorite activity of the week and that he has participated in both Ju Jitsu and Tae Kwon Do, with instructors giving time to each child in the class. Other parents describe positive experiences with the gymnastics and Ninja programs, mentioning patient and engaging coaches, enjoyment of activities like swinging and the warped wall, and children looking forward to their classes.
Last updated May 14, 2026.
• Ages: 5–17 years old
Integrity Athletics states its mission as “Developing Happy, Healthy Kids.” The organization is home to 5-time National Champion, 3-time Olympian, and Olympic Silver Medalist Blaine Wilson, who owns the gym, oversees competitive coaches, and plays an integral role in coaching both boys and girls competitive teams. Leadership and operations are supported by a team that includes Chelsa Soldner (Customer Service Lead), Amy Hawkins (Preschool Gymnastics), Lindsay Parks (Girl's Recreational Gymnastics, Ninja Recreational, Director of Programming), Neil Zyburt (Boy's Recreational Gymnastics), Sam Roberts (TNT / Tumble Only Recreational), Dory Roettker (Girl's Team Gymnastics), Stan Dobrydnio (Boy's Team Gymnastics), Trsitan Van Natta (T&T Team Gymnastics), James Wickham (Executive Director of Gymnastics Operations), Darell Doupnik (Billing Director), Jen Campbell (Director of Operations), Kristy Fries (Executive Director of Business Operations), Ashley Hammond (Client Experience Director), Alex Renkert (Director of Marketing), and Deven Jones (HR Manager).
Integrity Athletics notes that it uses Olympic-quality trampoline beds, and students in TNT or trampoline-only classes are required to wear socks when bouncing. The facility offers a mobile application that can be used for enrollment, checking attendance, booking parties, and other functions, as well as an in-person pro shop with leotards, apparel, and merchandise and an online shop for Integrity Athletics apparel with orders shipped directly to customers.
One parent reports that the martial arts program has been her son's favorite activity of the week and that he has participated in both Ju Jitsu and Tae Kwon Do, with instructors giving time to each child in the class. Other parents describe positive experiences with the gymnastics and Ninja programs, mentioning patient and engaging coaches, enjoyment of activities like swinging and the warped wall, and children looking forward to their classes.
Last updated May 14, 2026.
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