Competitive team
For the ones who want to find out how far this goes.
Three competitive tracks, from two nights a week to a full Junior Olympic schedule. Nobody gets pushed onto this path — but when a gymnast wants it, the coaching here has taken athletes to Level 10 Nationals, the Nastia Liukin Cup, and Division I rosters.
Pick the level of commitment, not the ceiling.
USAG Junior Olympic Team
The national developmental track and the one that leads to college recruiting. Tammy has qualified gymnasts to Level 10 Junior Olympic Nationals and Level 9 Eastern Nationals, and has taken athletes to National Training Camps alongside the US National Staff.
USAIGC Team
Competitive gymnastics with room for a life outside the gym. Athletes compete real routines at real meets on a schedule families can actually live with. A genuine option, not a consolation prize.
Club Team
The bridge from recreational classes to competition. Wednesdays 7:00–9:00 and Saturdays 12:00–2:00. Kids find out whether they love competing before anyone asks them to reorganize their week around it.
High School Team Prep
Conditioning, routine construction, and event work for gymnasts competing for their high school. Built around the school season and around athletes who arrive from other sports.
Team — Ultimate Obstacles
Our competitive ninja and obstacle team, for the kids who outgrow the weekly Ultimate Obstacles class. Warped walls, lache rigs, and grip strength trained the way we train gymnastics — real progressions, real spotting — then taken to obstacle competitions. Tryouts run out of the rec class, so the path in is simply showing up and getting good.
Meet results
What the program has done.
2024
Nastia Liukin Cup
Sutton Strasser
Third on beam and fourth on floor in Louisville against the best juniors in the country, a Development Program national floor title, two-time DP national team member, and a five-star recruit now at the University of Georgia on a full athletic scholarship.
2016
U.S. Secret Classic
Jayden McDonnell
The only gymnast from a Long Island gym in the field, competing in the same meet as Simone Biles, Aly Raisman, Gabby Douglas, Madison Kocian, and Laurie Hernandez.
2017
Nastia Liukin Cup
Nicole Riccardi
Qualified to one of the most selective invitational meets in the country, against the nation's top Level 10 gymnasts.
2018
National qualifiers
The program
10 gymnasts qualified to Level 10 Junior Olympic Nationals in Cincinnati and 15 to Level 9 Eastern Nationals in Rochester in a single season.
Coaching
Who is actually on the floor.
Tammy Marshall
Owner & Head Coach
Two-time NCAA National Champion at the University of Massachusetts — including a perfect 10.000 on floor, still the school record — a U.S. National Team member, and a former International Brevet judge. Over her coaching career she has guided more than 75 gymnasts to full athletic scholarships. She opened Infiniti Elite in the summer of 2016 and is on the floor with athletes at every level, from first cartwheels to college recruits.
Alexis Longo
Coach
Alexis competed from the age of seven, won the 2001 USAG New York State title at Level 6, and finished her career as a Level 9 gymnast after a back injury. She couldn't leave the sport — she coached Levels 4–7 through high school and college, and in 2009 led her Level 6 team to a New York State championship with three first-place all-arounds and a runner-up. She wants the best for every gymnast in her group and makes them feel like champions whether or not a medal is involved. Her favorite sound is her own daughter asking, "Mommy, do I have gymnastics today?" — that excitement to see coaches and teammates who become family is exactly the goal.
Charlie Schwartz
Coach
A core member of the Infiniti Elite coaching staff, working across recreational classes and the competitive program, and a steady presence on the floor for families who have been with the gym for years. Charlie specializes in floor and vault — the two events where power, timing, and fearlessness have to arrive at the same moment. Alongside Tammy, he has helped more than 40 gymnasts earn college scholarships. Bottom line: if you want a coach who will push your kid to get better and be better — as an athlete and as a human — this is the coach you want.
Erin Nicholson
Coach
A former gymnast turned coach, Erin brings over 20 years of coaching experience and a deep passion for the sport. She has coached multiple individual and team champions, guiding athletes from the compulsory levels through the early optionals. Erin believes in building strong fundamentals in a positive, fun environment — and she loves helping gymnasts grow their confidence, reach their potential, and celebrate the little victories along the way.
Ila Lansky
Coach
Ila started gymnastics at five and went on to compete as a USAG Level 10, qualifying to Level 10 Nationals and earning a full athletic scholarship to Northern Illinois University. In high school she was a four-time consecutive Nassau County Champion and a member of the Nassau County State Team. Before joining Infiniti Elite she coached Levels 2–4 and served as Head Coach of the Level 2 team. A former teammate of Tammy Marshall, Ila is also certified to judge USAG Levels 2–9, Xcel, and high school gymnastics — a judge's eye for technique, routine construction, and scoring that she brings straight onto the floor with her athletes.
Kailey Abbott
Coach
A four-year Hofstra University cheerleader and two-time national champion, Kailey brings elite tumbling and performance experience to the floor. She is a key member of the Infiniti Elite team — the coach who will always be there, class after class, for the kids who count on seeing a familiar face.
Interested in team?
Team placement happens by evaluation, and it starts with a conversation. Call the gym at 516-827-0500 and ask for Tammy.