Gym Spotlight: AIM Athletics

AIM Athletics is a gym that is known for producing top talent, and have athletes who have already made their mark in the recruiting scene. The gym is currently home to committed recruits including Morgan Western (BYU), Isabella Cox (Arkansas) and Mylah Mayfield (Nebraska). Take a look at some of the up and coming gymnast out of AIM showcasing incredible talent and the potential to make waves in their respective recruiting classes over the next couple of years.    Brynn Ryan is a strong all around gymnast coming out of AIM Athletics. After competing her first Level 10 season, Ryan hit the ground running, training multiple upgrades in the gym and showcasing her skills at various college camps. Some of those upgrades include a huge Yurchenko 1½ on vault and a full in on floor. Both great additions to her skill set and will add difficulty to her already solid routines.    Ryan's execution and technique shine through in every skill and set her apart from the rest. If her first Level 10 season wasn't indication enough, this preseason has made it clear that Ryan is a force to be reckoned with and a gymnast who should be in the mix when the recruiting process begins.     Elise Spear is a gymnast whose strong fundamentals stand out throughout her routines. Her attention to the basics in every skill and upgrade she learns gives her a gymnastics a clean and polished look. Her off season training showed that she is pushing the difficulty across all events. On vault, her power is on display with both a Yurchenko 1 ½ and a front handspring front pike. She shows impressive amplitude and and distance from the table on both of these upgraded vaults. On bars, Spear has upgraded her straddle jaegar to a pike and has been working a double front half out dismount into the pit. As Spear continues to develop her routines and add difficulty, she is showing the potential to become a recruit to watch in the coming years.     Trinidi Rogue is another young star to watch out of AIM Athletics. She is coming off a great Level 9 season where she placed 3rd at Westerns. Rogue brings a combination of elegant execution mixed with powerful skills. Gearing up for her first Level 10 season she has been working a variety of upgrades, including double flipping passes on floor, a triple series on beam and a jaeger on bars. Her combination of elegance and power is especially noticeable on vault and floor, where she brings impressive amplitude and explosiveness while keeping strong form throughout skills. The sky is the limit for Rogue as she continues to grow and add upgrades to her routines. Everyone should have their eyes on Rogue as she approaches her first year of Level 10.     Mackenzie Neumann is a gymnast who's execution and ability to maintain clean form stand out on every event. Bars and beam are two events where she particularly sets herself apart. On bars, her lines are show stopping, followed by technically sound skills including a textbook jaegar and high flying double layout. On beam, Neumann is already showing significant potential, training difficult skills, including a standing layout to one foot and a back handspring layout layout triple series. She brought the triple series from low beam to high beam in just one day of training.   Neumann has also added upgrades on vault and floor this off season, adding a yurchenko full and front layout Rudi connection pass. The combination of her execution and difficulty makes her an exciting all around gymnast to watch. Although Neumann still has several years before the recruiting process officially begins, she is already setting herself up to be a name to know among the Class of 2031.

AIM Athletics is a gym that is known for producing top talent, and have athletes who have already made their mark in the recruiting scene. The gym is currently home to committed recruits including Morgan Western (BYU), Isabella Cox (Arkansas) and Mylah Mayfield (Nebraska). Take a look at some of the up and coming gymnast out of AIM showcasing incredible talent and the potential to make waves in their respective recruiting classes over the next couple of years.