TNT Gymnastics
TNT Gymnastics - Richland Center, 333 Industrial Dr, Richland Center, WI 53581
About
TNT Gymnastics offers recreational gymnastics, competitive team gymnastics, wrestling-focused flexibility and tumbling, ninja course training, acrobatics classes for dancers, cheer and tumble classes, toddler classes, themed tumbling, and adult classes. The program also provides open gym, private lessons, trampoline, a ninja warrior course, birthday parties, paint and tumble events, and Summer Day Camps/Clinics.
• Ages: 2.5–18 years old
• Price: The profit per item sold in the Cake Roll Fundraiser is $9 per item.
TNT Gymnastics states that it is “an enthusiastic environment with a passionate coaching staff committed to giving to, enhancing and enriching young lives through the sport of gymnastics” and is “dedicated to helping all gymnasts reach their potential, both physically and mentally, by offering every child the best gymnastics instruction possible,” and that it is “a place where all participants can feel great about their accomplishments while seeking life-long benefits from their gymnastics experience.”
The program has been operating for many years, starting at the community roller rink in Prairie du Chien 18 years ago at the time of the article, and originally started by Tracy (Steldt) Troxel in an old karate studio in Boscobel 19 years ago at the time of the article. TNT Gymnastics has a junior assistant program that brings in older team members to help with classes, build leadership skills, and show them how to become instructors. The program notes that the fun is not just for girls and that participants do not have to be members to take part, and it reported an average of 40 boys at the Prairie du Chien site in the summer referenced in the article. Home school and day care groups and families can use the trampoline, ninja warrior course, and paint and tumble opportunities, and the gym is described as a place where kids can get away from TV and computer screens or use the equipment during the winter.
The leadership team includes Tracy (Steldt) Troxel as business owner and head coach at the Richland Center location; Danielle Mueller as gym manager at TNT Gymnastics, head coach for the Prairie du Chien and Mauston programs, and recreational and team coach in Richland Center; and Kristen Brooks as a full-time coach who leads Prairie du Chien’s competition team and is head coach at the Waukon, Iowa, gym. Danielle Mueller holds a degree in health education.
TNT Gymnastics describes an outstanding partnership with the school district in Prairie du Chien, stating that the two “feed off of each other” and are happy to see the other flourish. The high school coach is an employee of TNT, and junior high and high school gymnasts, wrestlers, and track competitors have used TNT’s facility, equipment, and coaching expertise, while TNT uses certain school district equipment regularly. Tracy and Danielle have volunteered to spot for and originate routines for the high school gymnastics team occasionally.
The program runs a 2026 Cake Roll Fundraiser, with an optional personal online store for each participant. Funds raised in this fundraiser are deposited into personal accounts to offset future gymnastics expenses such as class fees, leotards, and competition fees. For the Cake Roll Fundraiser, items are frozen and should be picked up promptly at the listed delivery times, and coaches are not responsible for orders not picked up. Participants are instructed to take a photo of their order form before turning it in, to mark which location they want their order delivered to, and to organize pick-up if they sell items and participate in the fundraiser.
Last updated July 28, 2026.
• Ages: 2.5–18 years old
• Price: The profit per item sold in the Cake Roll Fundraiser is $9 per item.
TNT Gymnastics states that it is “an enthusiastic environment with a passionate coaching staff committed to giving to, enhancing and enriching young lives through the sport of gymnastics” and is “dedicated to helping all gymnasts reach their potential, both physically and mentally, by offering every child the best gymnastics instruction possible,” and that it is “a place where all participants can feel great about their accomplishments while seeking life-long benefits from their gymnastics experience.”
The program has been operating for many years, starting at the community roller rink in Prairie du Chien 18 years ago at the time of the article, and originally started by Tracy (Steldt) Troxel in an old karate studio in Boscobel 19 years ago at the time of the article. TNT Gymnastics has a junior assistant program that brings in older team members to help with classes, build leadership skills, and show them how to become instructors. The program notes that the fun is not just for girls and that participants do not have to be members to take part, and it reported an average of 40 boys at the Prairie du Chien site in the summer referenced in the article. Home school and day care groups and families can use the trampoline, ninja warrior course, and paint and tumble opportunities, and the gym is described as a place where kids can get away from TV and computer screens or use the equipment during the winter.
The leadership team includes Tracy (Steldt) Troxel as business owner and head coach at the Richland Center location; Danielle Mueller as gym manager at TNT Gymnastics, head coach for the Prairie du Chien and Mauston programs, and recreational and team coach in Richland Center; and Kristen Brooks as a full-time coach who leads Prairie du Chien’s competition team and is head coach at the Waukon, Iowa, gym. Danielle Mueller holds a degree in health education.
TNT Gymnastics describes an outstanding partnership with the school district in Prairie du Chien, stating that the two “feed off of each other” and are happy to see the other flourish. The high school coach is an employee of TNT, and junior high and high school gymnasts, wrestlers, and track competitors have used TNT’s facility, equipment, and coaching expertise, while TNT uses certain school district equipment regularly. Tracy and Danielle have volunteered to spot for and originate routines for the high school gymnastics team occasionally.
The program runs a 2026 Cake Roll Fundraiser, with an optional personal online store for each participant. Funds raised in this fundraiser are deposited into personal accounts to offset future gymnastics expenses such as class fees, leotards, and competition fees. For the Cake Roll Fundraiser, items are frozen and should be picked up promptly at the listed delivery times, and coaches are not responsible for orders not picked up. Participants are instructed to take a photo of their order form before turning it in, to mark which location they want their order delivered to, and to organize pick-up if they sell items and participate in the fundraiser.
Last updated July 28, 2026.
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