OUR STAFF
At our facility, we are thrilled to have a team of dedicated coaches and staff. We take immense pride in the incredible work ethic of our team, many of whom are former gymnasts and competitive cheerleaders, bringing their passion and expertise to inspire our athletes!
Abby Clark & Joe Capo
Owners
We're Joe & Abby, the husband-and-wife duo behind Top Gun Gymnastics! Health and fitness has been a lifelong focus for both of us. We both grew up in gymnastics, Joe on Long Island, and Abby right here in Holderness. We then went on to compete for four years at Springfield College, where we met. While at Springfield, Abby earned multiple All-American honors and became the 2015 NCGA National Balance Beam Champion (the first ever for Springfield College!). From there, our paths led us into American Ninja Warrior, coaching and eventually owning Nex Level Ninja (NJ). For us, Top Gun is about more than just gymnastics. It's about continuing to build a strong community and fostering development of confidence, skills, and life lessons that will carry with them far beyond the gym.
Taylor Healey
Manager & Team Coach
Taylor has been involved with Top Gun Gymnastics since its opening in 2008, first as a competitive team gymnast, then as a coach for over six years, and now as the Gym Manager. In addition to her gymnastics background, she played five years of collegiate field hockey at Plymouth State University, developing a strong foundation in leadership, teamwork, and dedication. She is now the Assistant Coach for the Plymouth State Field Hockey Team. Coaching is a true passion of hers, and she loves the opportunity to positively impact athletes. For Taylor, the most rewarding part is watching them grow, not only in their skills and success, but also in their confidence, resilience, and belief in themselves. She strives to create an environment where every athlete feels supported, challenged, and proud of what they can accomplish.
Danielle Baxter
Team Coach
Bio coming soon!
Andy Hazelton
Team Coach
Top Gun has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I was a competitive gymnast up through high school, and started coaching in 2019. I have gained experience coaching both boys and girls across a wide range of ages and skill levels. My passion for gymnastics led me to Springfield College, where I continued competing on the club gymnastics team and coaching. Now, I am at Plymouth State University pursuing my Doctorate in Physical Therapy. My decision to pursue this career was strongly influenced by my experiences as a coach. I believe that gymnastics is the foundation of all sports because it teaches fundamental athletic skills, and more importantly, life lessons that go well beyond the sport. I'm excited to continue sharing my passion for gymnastics with the next generation of athletes!