Philosophy
At SEGN, we prepare for the future. We have two areas of concentration: the future of children and the future of our planet.
We believe children need to move as part of their mental and physical development. A strong and healthy body contributes to increased confidence as children move through life. We want children in our gym moving and having fun while doing it. That’s why we combine gymnastics and ninja under one roof, and why we offer Math Like a Ninja, and why we adapt classes for those cognitively and physically challenged. Adults who join us easily recall how much fun it is to jump, run and play. Participating in our classes is an invitation for kids and adults to have fun and keep moving.
Leadership Team
Our family-run business is a tight group of individuals committed to walking the talk of our philosophy. David is a former National Gymnast and a Coach with experience managing gyms. David designs the curricula for our competitive and recreational programs. Georgia, our pediatric physiotherapist, designs our MiniGym and Adapted programming, and George is a former elementary school teacher who designs our Math Like a Ninja Program, school field trips and camps. Lastly, Sheila is a Doctor of Business Administration who oversees our culture, management of the business, including our cyber security, our commitment to green practices, and our fiscal health.
David Boucher
Georgia Diduck
George Diduck
Sheila Diduck
Coaching Staff
David Boucher
David is a previous National Level gymnast, a coach, and a father of two beautiful children. His passion is gymnastics and growing the sport to increase its professionalism at the provincial and national levels. David values strong coaching basics and proper technique to set athletes and coaches up for success.
George Diduck
George is a recently retired schoolteacher with many years’ experience coaching school teams. He’s excited about being part of a team that is innovative in its programing for all kids, regardless of physical and or cognitive abilities. He’s particularly excited about our “Math Like a Ninja” program. He sees coaching as a means for helping kids reach their potential while having fun.
Georgia Diduck
Georgia is a mother and physiotherapist with interest and experience in neurological disorders. She is a movement and exercise enthusiast. Her favourite part of coaching is the joy kids express when they do something they thought they couldn’t, pushing their boundaries to inspire more effort and experimentation.
Samuel Smith
Sam is a Kinesiology student at the UofA and a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Sam loves music, gymnastics, and learning about how the human body works. Most of all, Sam thrives on connecting with people. Sam is inspired by seeing an athlete overcome the difficulty of learning new skills and the satisfaction that accompanies accomplishment.
William Tamura
Will is a kinesiology student and former gymnast who has been involved in the gymnastics community since 2012 as an athlete and coach. Will loves watching and playing all types of different sports like hockey and baseball. He is inspired by athletes trying new and exciting things to learn new skills.
Teagan Eurich
Teagan is a student-athlete who plays high-level hockey. She was a competitive gymnast who loves to share her knowledge and passion for the sport. As a Coach, she has keen interest in getting kids moving and helping them gain essential skills that will carry over into other aspects of their lives.
Pierce Law
Involved in gymnastics for 16 years, Pierce is a competitive gymnast in his last year of high school. He has his targets set on nationals. When not training or coaching, Pierce enjoys mountain biking, snow skiing, and water sports. He’s a Coach who loves working with young kids, feeding off their unbridled enthusiasm and their thirst for fun.
Rikki Eurich
Rikki is a former competitive gymnast and a high school student who participates in a variety of sports. She loves working with children and intends to pursue a career in healthcare where she can provide aid to children in need. Rikki’s day lights up when she sees how proud kids are when they gain a new skill.
Mia Metcalfe
Mia is high school student with one of her favorite courses being Cosmetology. She is a competitive cheerleader and has been for over a decade, traveling across Canada and the USA for competitions. Mia also Junior coached cheerleading before transitioning to Gymnastics for a new challenge. Originally from Ireland, she moved to Canada with her family in 2013.
Leeanne Gonzalez
Leeanne is a former competitive gymnast, and the head of SEGN’s Women’s Artistic Program. Coaching is a forum for her to inspire and share her love of gymnastics. She loves coaching gymnastics because it’s an ever-evolving sport that requires leaders to constantly learn and adapt.
Michael Caulfield
Michael is an engineering student and former gymnast with a passion for the sport. He appreciates the way gymnastics combines artistry, strength, and physics to achieve incredible skills. Michael is inspired by the progress kids can make when encouraged by their own dedication and hard work.
Brooke Hartman
Brooke is finishing high school this year and preparing for a career in healthcare. She enjoys playing volleyball and never tires of practicing her round offs. She has a passion for biology and helping others grow in their physical fitness journey. As a coach she strives to accommodate everyone and create a fun environment.
Nathaniel Lefebvre
Nate is a tricking athlete and former competitive ninja athlete. He gets excited when he sees the kids he teaches master new Ninja skills and develop increased proficiency. He is enthused by coaching when he sees smiles grow on faces as youngsters attempt new challenges and smile with their accomplishments.
Klara Jordy
Klara is a laboratory assistant who enjoys learning more about the human body and the ever-evolving world of medicine. Although Klara is not a former gymnast, she is a former competitive figure skater. Klara started coaching in 2018 and loves to see new generations of kids go through the sport each year. Outside of the gym you can find Klara baking, spending time with her friends and going on walks.