Staff

Teisha McCain

Teisha McCain, owner of Gymnastic World since January 1999. She is married to Darrin Mccain and they have 3 children Keeley, Kyle and Kullin McCain. She has lived in Longview for 34 years. Teisha was a competitive gymnast and dancer. She competed many years winning many awards along the way. Gymnastics being her passion, kids have also been a constant love of hers. Working at a daycare while she was in high school led her to know she always wanted a job working with children, so the two professions fit together nicely. Teisha has had many First place and State Champion gymnasts that have continued on to the college level. Nurturing the ability of perfecting imperfections has helped her build a reputable business. Watching children have fun while doing something so beneficial for health and confidence is the most rewarding job for her.

Bo Mullins

My name is Bo Mullins and I'm 18 years old.  I've been homeschooled my whole life and will be graduating high-school soon.  I started gymnastics at Gymnastic World when I was five years old and continued for over ten years reaching level nine in the process.  Due to back injuries I don't train as often anymore, but I still enjoy it and I'm able to teach and demonstrate skills for my students.  I learned from a great coach and I use that knowledge and apply it to how I coach each of my classes.  I've been coaching for three years now and having personally experienced all the challenges and how rewarding it feels to learn new skills, I absolutely love knowing that I can help my kids achieve what I achieved in my gymnastics career.  I look forward to helping them go as far if not farther than I did and I'm so excited to help them reach their goals.  

Quinlan Stephens

Donna Allgood

Amy Allgood

Mary Kate Guidici

My name is Mary Kate Guidici and I am 27 years-old. I am from Chicago IL and plan on staying in Longview Texas. Although my master’s degree in Functional and Integrative Nutrition and Dietetic Internship landed me here, I knew it would not be called home until I found a gym to coach at. I started gymnastics at the age of 2 and competed as a level 10 gymnast in Illinois and as soon as my gymnastics career ended, I was immediately back in the gym coaching and have been for 11 years.

I have a passion for teaching kids and mentoring + coaching young athletes not only believe in themselves but trust themselves. I may see things to correct and set up drills to help build upon skills, but it is ultimately the athlete who knows their body and mind inside. Together as a team mutual trust must be priority for the most progress to be made.  With multiple mentors taking me under their wings, I have coached mom-and-tot all the way to level 10 national gymnasts and high school gymnastics. I am so grateful to be welcomed into this community and I know this sport from being on the inside and the outside trying to find a different path, but all the different paths always brought me back home inside the gym.

I have been a nutrition coach working with athletes who are injured, retired and in chronic pain and those with eating disorders and now I am working towards becoming a credentialed Registered Dietitian Nutritionist here in Longview Texas. I followed this educational path because I was never taught about nourishing myself as an athlete and how to properly rest and repair my body/mind correctly-I want to bring that into this generation of athletes and many to come! 

Thank you for the warm welcome and I cannot wait to call Longview Texas my home and be in the gym coaching where I belong!

Coach Mya

My Bio:

My name is Mya Collins and I’m 23 years old. I begin taking gymnastics at Axiom Gymnastics when I was 10 and have enjoyed it ever since then.
I started my cheer career by transitioning from gymnastics to tumbling/cheer in middle school and worked my way up to a lieutenant in high school and a captain at Kilgore College. I’ve been a coach for a total of 6 years now and have loved every minute of it. One of my favorite experiences as a coach is seeing my girls improve with each practice and hearing how excited they are to come back and show me what they’ve been working on at home. Watching the kids grow as a gymnast, cheerleader, and person is the best thing a coach could ask for.


Olivia Kutch

I competed level 2 and 3 level 3  at gymnastic world. I have coached for about year now. I enjoy playing tennis and going to workout. I think it’s fun working with kids because you get to teach them things and be in their lives and in the Bible it states that “Jesus loves his children” so this is me trying to connect with Jesus learning patience and many other things 

Jennifer Reynolds

I grew up in Wisconsin and have been married to my husband for 26 years. We have 7 kids and have been foster parents for many more amazing kids. Our family moved to central Texas in early Fall of 2014 and then to east Texas in the summer of 2018. I was a gymnast and competitive diver when I was younger and fell in love with both sports. I started coaching in 2008 when my second daughter was a level 3. I initially coached level 2 and 3 compulsories. After moving to TX, I became program director at a local gym, coaching all levels from preschool through level 4 team.  Once in east TX, I took a position at another gym as the competitive team director and head coach through level 5.  I am passionate about technique, stretching, and conditioning. I love seeing the happiness in the kids I coach when they have worked so hard and finally get that skill. I am excited to be a part of Gymnastic World as both a parent and as a coach.