Local gym owner working through challenges to keep gymnasts going
Mindy Mounts, right, leads young gymnasts in recreation gymnastics classes Wednesday afternoon in the limited space available at AIM Gymnastics Center in Moses Lake.
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Recreational gymnastics practice was held on Wednesday at AIM Gymnastics Center in Moses Lake.
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Mindy Mounts, left, watches as one of her young gymnastics students works on re-gripping on the bar Wednesday afternoon.
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A young gymnast practices on the bars at AIM Gymnastic Center during recreation gymnastics practice Wednesday afternoon.
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Due to construction, AIM Gymnastics Center owner Kortni Nelson said they’ve been limited to less than half of their normal space for lessons and practice right now.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald AIM Gymnastics Center owner Kortni Nelson and Alicia Taylor, Baylie Cole have been trying to make the most of limited space, while meeting social distancing measures, as gymnastics continue on this summer in Moses Lake.
MOSES LAKE — Kortni Nelson, owner of AIM Gymnastics Center in Moses Lake, said this summer might be her most challenging since buying the gym in 2004.
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