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Meet the Coaches:
Husband + Wife Team

Coach Corey

Upper Elementary Coach • CPR & First Aid Certified

Coach Corey is a lifelong sports enthusiast, husband, father of three, and passionate mentor who loves helping children discover what they’re capable of.

Having completed multiple Spartan Races, a half marathon, and a triathlon, Corey believes every child can grow stronger through encouragement, practice, and perseverance—not just competition.

His classes help students build speed, agility, coordination, teamwork, and confidence while learning valuable life skills like leadership, resilience, and good sportsmanship.

His goal is simple: Every child leaves class believing, “I can do hard things.”

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Coach Mandy

Lower Elementary Coach • CPR & First Aid Certified

Coach Corey's wife,  Coach Mandy, holds a degree in Applied Learning and Development from The University of Texas, is a Texas-certified elementary educator, and received training in elementary kinesiology.

With more than 10 years of classroom teaching experience and years of homeschooling her own children, she knows how to make learning active, engaging, and fun.

She believes every child deserves to feel successful, encouraged, and excited to move. Through games, challenges, and positive coaching, she helps young athletes build confidence, coordination, and a lifelong love of physical activity.

Our Core Values

Teamwork

We learn to encourage one another, work together, and celebrate each person’s contributions. Success is sweeter when we achieve it as a team.

Sportsmanship

Winning isn’t our goal—growing is. We celebrate effort, honesty, encouragement, and learning to handle both victories and setbacks with a positive attitude.

Perseverance

Growth comes through practice. We encourage children to keep trying, overcome challenges, and discover that they are capable of more than they imagined.

Leadership

We help children lead by example through responsibility, integrity, and encouraging others. Leadership isn’t about being the loudest—it’s about serving others well.

Respect

We treat teammates, coaches, equipment, and ourselves with kindness and respect. Every child deserves to feel valued, included, and encouraged.

Joy

Movement should be fun! We want every child to leave class smiling, feeling stronger, and excited to come back next week.

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