All of our Coaching Staff have the following certifications:

  • First Aid/CPR Certified
  • Safety/risk Management
  • Background check
  • U100 Certification
  • Safe Sport Certification
  • Attend yearly Regional Congress (gymnastics Coaches training)
NANCY TAYLOR – OWNER
Nancy Taylor grew up in Hood River, Oregon where she rode the bus after school to gymnastics classes several days each week.  If she wasn’t at the gym you could find her at a dance class or piano lessons.  She loved the days she got to go to gymnastics because she learned how to work hard and to have the patience to achieve many different skills.   As a young girl she was very shy and gymnastics gave her the confidence and strength to come out of her shell and make a lot of new friendships.    In 1993 she married her high school sweetheart and they have 3 children. When she had children of her own she wanted them to take gymnastics classes as well.  Her gymnastics experience allowed her the opportunity to volunteer at her children’s gymnastics school.
She is a Piano Instructor for Children & Adults in Gearhart, Oregon.   She has been a Piano Instructor for the past 21 years and truly loves it!
 CrossFit has also played a large roll in her life.  She is currently a CrossFit Level 1 and CrossFit Kids Certified instructor.  Before opening Infinity in January 2017 she coached CrossFit Kids classes for 3 years.  Her passion is teaching children that exercise is fun and create a life long enjoyment of fitness in whatever activity or sport they choose.
DOUGLAS OLDHAM- PROGRAM DIRECTOR, TEAM DIRECTOR, RECREATIONAL GYMNASTICS, NINJA KIDZ & ACRO/TUMBLING INSTRUCTOR
Doug Oldham was born and raised in Montana.  He began his coaching career in Alaska where he worked with gymnasts, ages toddler to adult.  He has coached in Alaska, Washington and now Oregon.  He has worked as both a competitive and recreational coach and gym manager.  Doug has been coaching for 19 years and recently moved to the area with his wife and soulmate; who is a First-Grade teacher in Warrenton.  Doug currently works as head coach and program director at Infinity Gymnastics Academy. He is the father of two boys and recently became a grandparent for the first time.  When not coaching, he enjoys singing and bowling.  
VICTORIA PROUTY- REC. DIRECTOR, DEVELOPMENTAL & RECREATIONAL GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTOR & COMPETITION TEAM COACH-
Victoria grew up in Portland Oregon, and was born into a gymnastics family, both of her sisters did gymnastics and her mom did gymnastics when younger, so she started at a very young age. Victoria got to level 8 in gymnastics.  After her sister left the gym to peruse  pole vaulting it looked so fascinating she had to try it herself.  While pole vaulting Victoria did boxing work outs at her favorite place Matthews Box’n Fit. After doing pole vault throughout high school she got a personal record of 11’7”.While pole vaulting, she coached gymnastics at a family owned business coaching Team. One of the biggest achievements working at Precision Elite Gymnastics was getting 1st place at level 3 state, and being head coach of level 2. Although after high school Victoria decided to discontinue her career in pole vault and gymnastics and move to Astoria Oregon where her boyfriend, who is in the coast guard lives.  She enjoys hiking, fishing, and handing out with her dog Rocky.  She enjoys working with children at Infinity because she gets to see them progress as a gymnast and see them having the same fun & passion for gymnastics that she has.
JESSICA RITTER- CHEER INSTRUCTOR, PRESCHOOL, DIAPER DAREDEVILS & RECREATIONAL GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTOR-
Jessica is a born & raised Oregonian.  She grew up in the small town of Sherwood, where she fell in love with Cheer & Gymnastics. She participated on the high school cheer squad as well as 2 competitive cheer teams. She would either be at practice, work, school, or at home practicing on their family’s trampoline.  Fast forward to her 3rd year of college, she tied the knot with her high school sweetheart, Zach, in 2012. Her husband is a member of the United States Coast Guard since 2011. Adjusting to the military lifestyle was challenging. They have moved to several CG bases. While being stationed in Kodiak, Alaska their little expanded from 2 to 3 in 2016. A couple years later they received new orders & moved to Warrenton, Oregon. Here their newest addition arrived November 2018.  She enjoys all things outdoors; hiking, camping, fishing, etc.  Jessica finds tranquility in nature & finds the same peace of mind out on the mat. Whit the loving support of her husband & family, Jessica hopes to share her enthusiasm with aspiring youth.
JESSICA TAYLOR- COMPETITION TEAM DANCE INSTRUCTOR
Jessica Taylor graduated with a Bachelor of Science in dance at the University of Oregon in 2017. Her favorite styles of dance are contemporary, ballet, Jazz and Hip hop. Jessica is currently pursuing her dream of becoming a dance teacher and choreographer by being involved in as many teaching and choreographic opportunities as possible. Currently, Jessica is teaching dance at Doty Performance, Innovative Dance Studio, Allegro Dance Studio, & Metro Dance Academy. She is also working with Infinity Gymnastics Academy, teaching their competitive team dance lessons and contributing to their floor routine choreography. While exploring new teaching and choreographic ideas, she likes to focus on helping dancers find identity and empowerment through movement. She believes that dance can not only change how we think, but also how we live our lives. Dance has changed her perspective, teaching her to see the beauty involved in everyday movements and how dance can bring people together. With that principle in mind, she wishes to share her love of the art by teaching, creating and presenting dance with people of all ages; encouraging people to begin at any level so they may experience the joys of dance.
RYCCA LOOSLI – RECREATIONAL GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTOR
Rycca Has lived in the pacific northwest her whole life. From a young age, she has had a passion for athletics. She started in gymnastics but shortly moved to cheerleading. While cheering for a recreational football team in middle school, she fell in love with the sport, continuing for 5 years. After graduating high school, she began coaching the varsity cheer team at Rainier High School. This year, her team took 3rd place at state and 1st place at OCCA championships.
Whether it is cheerleading or gymnastics, Rycca has a passion for youth athletics and pushes herself to be the best individual and coach that she can. She is inspired by her past coaches, who helped her grow to heights she never thought she could reach. She strives to be a role model and positive influence on every child she coaches, inside and outside the gym. She is currently studying psychology with a focus in sports and exercise science, and hopes to apply what she learns to build a strong coaching strategy that focuses on growth and personal development, as well as athleticism.
ELIAS HAROLD – NINJA KIDS INSTRUCTOR
Eli Harold was born in Portland, Oregon and grew up there until moving to Astoria when he was 10 years old. Now a student at Astoria High School, Eli plays the viola in the school’s orchestra as well as Columbia River Symphony, a local orchestra. He also participates in the school and local plays, including playing Mike Teavee in Willy Wonka and Captain Hook in Peter Pan: his favorite role so far. Eli participated in gymnastics briefly when he was young, but grew up playing many different sports including basketball, martial arts, and soccer. His love for soccer followed him into high school, but rather than playing competitively, he became a counselor at Camp-Kick-A-Lot, a summer soccer camp. Eli also worked with kids as a Counselor in Training at Camp Namanu, an overnight summer camp in Sandy, Oregon. Eli is grateful for all the chances he gets to work with younger kids and to create a space for them to have fun and grow.
DARIAN HAGEMAN – ASSISTANT REC. MANAGER, ACRO/TUMBLE, RECREATIONAL & TEAM INSTRUCTOR
Gymnastics has been a part of her life since She was 4 years old. She immediately loved it and continued to compete in gymnastics until She was 16 years old. When She could no longer compete, she started coaching. She has had 3 coaching jobs total but Infinity Gymnastics will always be the gym her heart feels most at home. She love to work with kids, especially in gymnastics because She loves to see them succeed. She loves their smiling faces when they finally achieve something they’ve been working on. The struggles and the hardships they go through in this sport are intense and she likes to be someone the kids feel like they can depend on and talk to even when things are hard. The minds of children are very moldable and I love to be able to see not only their physical growth and improvement, but also the mental growth. It’s amazing to watch these kids become who they are meant to be and no other job Could give her that experience quite like coaching!