Sing |
Xinhong (Sing) J.: Head Coach & Mentor With over 30 years of coaching experience, Sing is a highly respected figure in Canadian rhythmic gymnastics. Her impressive background includes:
Certifications & Achievements:
Coaching Successes:
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Kristin |
Kristin P.: Coach & Educator Kristin has been an integral part of our club since the age of 4, competing competitively for 14 years and achieving remarkable success:
Following her competitive career, Kristin transitioned to coaching with our club in 2013, sharing her expertise and passion with the next generation of gymnasts. Education & Career:
Kristin’s extensive experience as a competitive gymnast, combined with her educational background and teaching expertise, make her an exceptional coach and role model. Her passion for teaching and helping others grow shines through in everything she does. |
Elizabel |
Elizabel M.: Renowned Dancer & Educator Elizabel is a distinguished dance professional with a rich background in classical ballet. Her illustrious career includes performances with:
Trained by the legendary Prima Ballerina Assoluta Alicia Alonso, Elizabel applies her expertise and knowledge to inspire future generations. Teaching Experience:
Leadership Roles:
Elizabel’s extensive experience as a dancer and educator makes her a valuable asset to our Club nurturing talent and fostering excellence in her students. |
Hannah |
Hannah L.: Coach & Music editor Hannah’s rhythmic gymnastics journey began at age 4 in ORGC’s recreational program, blossoming into a successful competitive career spanning over a decade:
Now, Hannah is dedicated to sharing her expertise and passion with the next generation:
As an accomplished gymnast and aspiring coach, Hannah embodies the perfect blend of technical knowledge, leadership skills, and passion for the sport. She is poised to inspire and guide young gymnasts to reach their full potential. |
Melanie (Mimi) |
Melanie (Mimi) L.: Coach, judge & Choreographer Mimi’s illustrious rhythmic gymnastics career began at age 3, spanning over a decade of provincial & national competition and garnering numerous gold medals. Her achievements include:
Mimi’s expertise extends beyond competition:
Beyond gymnastics, Mimi is a:
Mimi’s unique blend of musicality, technical expertise, and artistic expression makes her a sought-after judge, coach, and choreographer. Her passion for rhythmic gymnastics and the arts continues to inspire and elevate the sport. |
Olena |
Olena S.: Choreographer, Teacher, Dancer, and Performing Artist Olena is a highly skilled Ukrainian artist with a decade of experience in China’s performing arts industry. With a lifelong passion for dance, she continues to educate herself through workshops with renowned dancers and choreographers like Chris Martin, Keone & Mari, and Shaun Evaristo.Work Experience: Performer, Minshan Theatre (Chengdu City, 2014-2016)
Teacher & Dancer, CMD Studio (Chengdu City, 2016-2020)
Artist, Zelin Agency (China, 2020-2022)
Education:
Olena’s extensive experience, diverse skill set, and commitment to quality make her an invaluable asset to the club seeking excellence in performance and education. |
Chloe |
Chloe B.: Coach & Health Science Student
Chloe’s rhythmic gymnastics journey began in New Brunswick in 2015, where she achieved remarkable success:
In 2018, Chloe joined ORGC and progressed from interclub to provincial levels, competing until 2022. She then transitioned to coaching, sharing her expertise and passion with the next generation of gymnasts. Coaching Experience:
Education:
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Gabriella |
Gabriella S.: Coach
Gabriella’s rhythmic gymnastics journey began at age 5, evolving from recreational to competitive excellence. Her 7-year tenure with ORGC encompassed:
Now, Gabriella is devoted to nurturing the next generation as a coach, sharing her:
With a strong competitive background and a heart for guidance, Gabriella is poised to inspire and shape young gymnasts, fostering their growth and success in rhythmic gymnastics. |
Katelyn |
Katelyn S.: Coach & Music editor Debuting at age 3 in artistic gymnastics, Katelyn Stead discovered her true calling in rhythmic gymnastics at 7, joining the Ottawa Rhythmic Gymnastics Club and provincial team. Her illustrious career unfolded:
Gymnastics instilled valuable skills: time management, sportsmanship, perseverance, and confidence. Katelyn transitioned to coaching in 2021, guiding recreational, pre-competitive, provincial, and Special Olympic gymnasts. Now, she aims to share her expertise and passion with younger generations while pursuing her Earth Sciences degree at Carleton University. |
Sarah |
Sarah C.: NCCP I Sarah likes to bend herself in improbable ways. Still ridiculously flexible, she participates in most of her classes and definitely believes learning should be fun. (Since she coaches in her spare time, we’re pretty sure she thinks coaching is fun too!) A dancer and a gymnast from the age of 4 or 5, Sarah competed in rhythmic gymnastics for about 11 years and is a former Provincial Champion. She was also part of ORGC’s first National Duo and is a graduate of Canterbury High School’s Dance Program. She started coaching young and is going to hit the 10 years mark very shortly! Sarah continues to love dance and is now part of a performance Salsa and Charleston group. |
Kateleen | Kateleen J.: NCCP I Kateleen has been a gymnast since the age of 7. Throughout her 10 years of competing, she has won many titles at the provincial and national levels. Kateleen was on Team Ontario for 2 years as a Senior level national gymnast. During this time, she was the 2018 Eastern Regional Champion in the Individual Clubs event, and won the 2018 Canadian National Championships in the Senior Group event. Kateleen also won the 2017 Ottawa Sports Award for Rhythmic Gymnastics. While being a rhythmic gymnast, Kateleen has participated in ballet, jazz, and traditional Chinese dances. Kateleen is currently studying Biology with a specialization in Physiology, and a minor in Psychology at McMaster University.
Outside of rhythmic gymnastics, Kateleen continues to pursue her passion for movement and artistry by participating in the recreational Dance team at McMaster University. |
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