THERE IS NO OPEN GYM TONIGHT, FRIDAY MARCH 29′TH DUE TO GOOD FRIDAY!!!!!
We’re excited to offer a wide variety of classes:
AMP Class Schedule
Mighty Me - (ages 2-4)
Monday 4:00 pm
Wednesday 4:00 pm
Boys Gymnastics - (ages 5-12)
Monday 5:00 pm
Gymnastics 1 - (beginners gymnastics ages usually ranging anywhere from 5-12)
Wednesday 4:00 pm
Thursday 4:00 pm
Gymnastics 2 - (some previous gymnastics training ages usually ranging anywhere from 5-13)
Wednesday 5:15 pm
Tuesday 7:00 pm
Gymnastics 3 – (Advanced gymnastics)
Tuesday 4:00 – 5:30 pm
Girls Team Prep – (any ages who have completed gymnastics 3 that are working toward team)
Monday & Thursday 4:00 – 6:00 pm
Boys Team Prep - (boys gymnastics who are working toward team)
Tuesday 4:00 – 6:00 pm
Tumbling 1 – (learning cartwheels, round offs, working some on backhandsprings)
Wednesday 4:30 pm
Tumbling II - (Doing backhandsprings working on running tumbling and learning more power)
Wednesday 5:30 pm
Thursday 5:00 pm
Friday 4:00 pm
Tumbling III – (Advanded tumbling working on standing skills, layouts and fulls)
Monday 6:00 pm
Wednesday 6:30 pm
Want to join in the fun here at AMP? All you have to do is download the form below and fill it out to register for your all-acess pass to AMP. Then bring it by and talk to one of our staff about joining. It’s that easy!
Monday 1:00pm
Friday 4:00pm
Monday 2:00pm
Friday 4:30pm
Monday 4:00pm
Friday 5:00pm
Wednesday 4:00pm
Thursday 4:00pm
Tuesday 6:00pm
Wednesday 5:15pm
Tuesday 4:00pm-5:30pm
Friday 5:00pm-6:30pm
Monday 4:00pm-6:00pm
Thursday 4:00pm-6:00pm
Tuesday 5:00pm
Wednesday 4:30pm
Wednesday 5:30pm
Thursday 5:00pm
Wednesday 6:30pm
Friday 5:30PM
Friday 4:00pm
*Schedule Time with Office”
304.523.iamp
304.523.4267
Ryan Leger
Owner/operator of AMP and coach of the men’s gymnastics
team and coaches tumbling and boys classes
I have been involved in gymnastics since I was 3 years old as my father coached gymnastics for a while and all my siblings and I all did gymnastics. I started coaching when I was 16 and have coached at many different places from then till now at the age of 29. I have coached cheerleading, gymnastics and also just tumbling classes. What has kept me coaching all these years is the kids. I love the sport very much but what it’s really all about is providing an atmosphere that both the kids and parents can love and enjoy. That’s why I have decided to start AMP. AMP is all about coaching with a positive atmosphere in a competitive environment. I 100% believe that you can be a top competitor without all the negative criticism and that’s what we are about at AMP.
Katie Beha
Katie coaches our team girls and also coaches
the younger gymnastics class kids
I’m Katie Beha from Ripley, West Virginia. I competed at Flip Flop Shop Gymnastics for six years. When I was through competing I began coaching compulsory gymnastics. I later moved to Huntington and began working at Will Power Gymnastics with optional and compulsory competitive gymnasts. As a gymnast and a coach I have always favored the balance beam. Its need for balance, grace, and precision amazes me. I am now in my sixth year of coaching and freshman year at Marshall University as an accounting major.
Haley Angel
Haley coaches our team girls and also coaches
the younger gymnastics class kids
Hello! My name is Haley Angel. I am a sophomore at Marshall University where I am studying to become an educator. I was a competitive gymnast for eight years. After ending my career I began to coach the sport that I am so passionate about. I am safety certified, and also a proud member of USAG. I started working at SOGA in Gallipolis, Ohio. I coached recreational classes, compulsory levels, and optional levels. I was also the head coach of the level 3 and 4 gymnastics team. My devotion to gymnastics is unfailing, and I love everyday that I am apart of it.
Ananda McGhee
Amanda coaches our team girls and also coaches
the younger gymnastics class kids
Hi there! My name is Amanda McGhee. I am currently a sophomore at Marshall University. Gymnastics has played a huge role in my life since a very young age. I was a competitive gymnast for 6 years. At age 16, I began my coaching career at Southern Ohio Gymnastics Academy in my hometown Gallipolis, Ohio. There I assisted with the girls’ and boys’ teams and headed many recreational classes for all ages. I am truly blessed to be able to still be a part of a sport that has had such I huge impact on my life. I hope to share my love for gymnastics with every child that I get the privilege of coaching.
Contact 
Amp@amptowin.com