Could gymnastics change your life?
Gymnastics was my first love. But as the 5th of 11 children, my parents could not afford to put me in classes, so I babysat and did a paper route to earn my own way…which didn’t amount to much gym time. To this day, my desire to be doing gymnastics has lingered like a thirst that cannot be quenched.
​I started coaching gymnastics in 2002 as my “college job” while going to school to become a music teacher. It got me back in the gym, but without the expense, and I started learning gymnastics again, many years after that paper route! Learning how to coach helped me fix a lot of technique issues and I was able to learn even more skills than I did as a child, which was pretty thrilling to me.
Life took many twists and turns after graduating with my degree in music. Now I find myself starting a non-traditional gymnastics center that carries a grand vision for using gymnastics as a tool of transformation—for adults and children alike. I could not do this without the support of my husband and children who are on this journey with me, nor without the guiding hand of my Father in Heaven and ever-present help from the ultimate life coach—Jesus Christ—who is my everything. Much more to come….
~ Coach Annie
Coach Annie
Founder/Owner/Coach
Annie has been married to her amazing husband, Scott, for over 20 years and they have 3 incredible children. She was born in California but has spent most of her life back and forth between Idaho, New Hampshire, and Mississippi. Her cross-country adventures never seem to stop!
She began teaching gymnastics in 2002 and private voice and piano lessons in 2003. She has a Bachelor's of Music in Music Education K-12, with emphases in choral music, piano, and composition. She is an avid researcher of the singing voice and currently leads an adult community chorus that she absolutely adores.
She has visited and coached at many gymnastics gyms around the country, and was the Recreational Program Director at her most recent gym for several years before moving back to New Hampshire (this is actually the 4th time she has lived in New Hampshire!).
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Her love of people, and desire to inspire joy and confidence in them, motivates all of her work, whether in music or gymnastics—or anything else!
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Miss Emily
Lead Pre-K Coach &
Assistant Day Camp Director
Born in Philadelphia, Emily grew up living all over the United States and Europe as her father served in the Army. Her family has since settled in the New England area and she moved to New Hampshire to be closer to relatives.
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During college, Emily volunteered as an English teacher for young children in China. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English in 2016, with an emphasis in Creative Writing, and minors in Spanish and Illustration. Later, after attending Delaware Tech, she became an Occupational Therapy Assistant in 2022 and worked at several local elementary schools, implementing treatment strategies and enriching the lives of children through education and therapy. She also worked in childcare centers, caring for toddlers and helping them learn independence and autonomy. With a passion for education and child development, Emily is thrilled to be working with Treehouse Gymnastics.
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Jodi Ibey
Office Manager & Day Camp Director
Jodi grew up in New Hampshire and has deep roots in the local community. She lives with her husband, two children, and two cats who keep life interesting at home!
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With 20 years in public schools, Jodi has developed a strong background in educational environments. Though not currently teaching classes, she's embraced the gymnastics spirit by setting a personal goal to master a cartwheel – proving it's never too late to learn new skills!
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What brings Jodi the most joy is witnessing students of all ages set and achieve personal goals. She values being part of an environment where people can challenge themselves, build confidence, and celebrate their accomplishments.
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