Debbs

Debbs started at Peak in June 2020 in the Competitive Acrobatics Program. Debbs is an Advanced Silver coach in Acro, Aero, Mg, WG and GfA and an FIG Acro & Aero judge, Women’s Advanced Judge, Men’s Intermediate Bronze judge.

Debbs started her gymnastics career as an athlete in the UK aged 4 and continued as a coach and judged when she moved to Australia in 1998. Debbs started coaching Acrobatic Gymnastics in 2002 and has coached and judged at State and National level events since then including acting as the WA State Team Head Coach for the last 10 years.

Debbs is also a National Commission member for Acrobatic Gymnastics and Chair of the Acrobatics Technical Committee for Gymnastics WA.

Debbs’ passion and commitment to Gymnastics in general and Acrobatic Gymnastics in particular is driven by the sheer enjoyment received from coaching athletes in the program no matter what their age or ability.

Jac

Jac started with Peak in June 2020. Jac holds an Advanced Silver Acro coaching accreditation as well as Intermediate WG and Cheer, and Advanced Acro Judge. Jac has been involved in Acrobatic Gymnastics since 2005, as an athlete and by 2006 began coaching as well as training. Jac has represented WA multiple times at National Championships both as an Athlete and Coach.

Jac enjoys working with athletes of varying ages and abilities to provide them with the opportunity to grow, shine and boost their self-confidence!

Jac is the current State Acrobatics Coaching Co-ordinator for Gymnastics WA.

Nikki began her career coaching Recreational Remedial Gymnastics and worked with the Special Olympics Team in the UK.

Evie
Evie has been with Peak Trampoline since its inception in 2010. Evie is a FIG II/Advanced Silver Trampoline Coach and works with Development Squad, Squad, Peak Future and HP athletes. Her experiences representing Australia numerous times at World Age Championships, World Cups and World Championships allows her significant insight in to the development pathway of Trampoline athletes. With her synchronised partner Kira Ward she has won two World Cup silver medals (2018 & 2019). She was also the 2011 World Age Group Champion in 17-18 Individual Trampoline.

Evie loves the challenge of tailoring her coaching style to different athletes and providing them the opportunity to learn and grow whilst enjoying this amazing sport!

Lachie
Lachie has been with peak since the end of 2013. Lachie is an FIG II/Advanced Silver trampoline as well as an advanced tumbling coach, Lachie is the head tumbling coach and works with the development squad, squad and peak future trampoline athletes. He started in the holiday program and progressed his way up to competing and medaling at national competitions. Most recently Lachie won two silver medals at both national championships in 2019 as well as a bronze in the men’s team competition. Lachie loves working with a variety of ages and abilities, whist challenging athletes to be the best version of themselves in and outside the gym.

Lachie has a strong belief if you have a good work ethic it doesn’t matter what your previous experience or ability is.

Ellen
Ellen has been with Peak Trampoline since 2014 as an Athlete and a Coach. She holds an advanced module 1 coaching qualification and heads the recreational trampoline program. She also coaches athletes in the development squad and rebound therapy/gymabilites programs. Ellen has represented WA at Australian National Championships in 2019 and Peak at the 2016, 2017 and 2018 National Clubs Championships. Ellen is the current level 7 open Trampoline State Champion. Ellen loves helping athletes achieve their goals and watching their confidence grow as they achieve new skills. Ellen is studying Speech Pathology at Curtin University is interested in how trampolining enhances people’s communication and confidence.

Lachie – Head Tumble Coach
Lachie has been with peak since the end of 2013. Lachie is an FIG II/Advanced Silver trampoline as well as an Advanced tumbling coach, Lachie is the head tumbling coach and works with the Development Squad, Squad and Peak Future trampoline athletes. He started in the holiday program and progressed his way up to competing and medaling at national competitions. Most recently Lachie won two silver medals at both national championships in 2019 as well as a bronze in the men’s team competition. Lachie loves working with a variety of ages and abilities, whist challenging athletes to be the best version of themselves in and outside the gym.

Lachie has a strong belief if you have a good work ethic it doesn’t matter what your previous experience or ability is.

Francesca 
Francesca coaches recreational, development squad and squad tumbling classes. Francesca has been at Peak Trampoline since 2016 and has been selected on the State Team each year since. Fran has made finals and won two bronze medals at National Championship, two silvers at National Clubs and is the current State Champion for National Level 7 Tumbling. Before coming to Peak she was an Australian Aerobics athlete and WAG gymnast at the HP program at HBF stadium. Francesca’s forte is being able to identify small details that take an athlete from good to WOW, this has come from her many years of experience across several gym-sports.

Lara
Lara is a national Level 7 athlete and is the current Australian and state champion for 2019 national level 6, she also made top 8 at 2018 nationals. Lara has been at Peak since 2015 and previously did WAG at Spirit Gymsports for 8 years, because of this Lara is able to coach athletes in a variety of ways giving them the best opportunity to learn. Lara also competes in Trampoline and Double Mini at a National Level 7.

Sophia
Sophia is a national level 7 athlete she has made finals in tumbling at the past two national championships and placed 2nd at the state championships.

Before competing in tumbling she was a WAG level 9 gymnast. Sophia has been doing tumbling and trampoline at Peak for three years and has been involved in gymnastics for her whole life. This gives Sophia the knowledge to coach all athletes to their highest potential. She also competes trampoline at Level 7.

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