Meet the Team

The People Behind the Obstacles.

Ultimate Ninjas Academy Loveland is a family-owned business run by people who genuinely love working with kids. Small classes, trained coaches, and a team that knows every child by name.

Meet the owner

Emily Allen

The Allen family is the heart and soul behind Ultimate Ninjas Academy in Loveland, CO. Emily, a Colorado native, and Casey, originally from Texas, both are proud Air Force veterans who bring a sense of dedication and teamwork to everything they do, including creating a space where kids can build confidence, strength, and resilience.

Now living in Fort Collins, CO, with their 4 energetic and adventurous children, Emily and Casey understand firsthand the importance of balancing fun, fitness, and family. Their children were the inspiration for Ultimate Ninjas Academy, and they continue to be the gym's most enthusiastic supporters.

Whether it's celebrating milestones on the ninja course or hosting unforgettable birthday parties, their mission is to help children unleash their inner ninja and feel unstoppable.

Emily, Casey, and the rest of the family are thrilled to welcome you to the Ultimate Ninjas Academy family and look forward to sharing this exciting journey with you.

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How we coach

What Our Coaches Bring to Every Class.

We hire for temperament first, technique second. The best coach isn't the one who knows the most obstacles - it's the one a shy 4-year-old decides to trust.

Trained for young kids

Our coaches specialize in ages 9 months through 8 years. That's not a wide net - it means they understand what 18-month-olds need versus what a 7-year-old can handle.

Small classes, real attention

We keep class sizes small so coaches know each child by name, notice when they're struggling, and celebrate when they break through a challenge.

Gentle encouragers

Coaches don't push. They create the conditions for kids to push themselves. Nervous kids aren't rushed. Every child works at their own pace.

Development-focused

Physical skills are the vehicle. The real goal is confidence, focus, persistence, and the kind of grit that transfers to every other part of a child's life.