Ken Harris has spent nearly 30 years building gymnastics programs that families trust and athletes can grow. After discovering the sport as a child in the suburbs of Chicago, he chose coaching over a law career — a decision that led him to Tennessee, where he built ETC Gymnastics into one of the most respected programs in the country. Over his career, Ken has grown two locations to more than 3,500 members, coached athletes to national podiums, and served as a guest business lecturer for USA Gymnastics since 2019. In 2023 he was inducted into the Tennessee USAG Hall of Fame. At the heart of everything Ken does is a deep belief that a gymnastics facility is more than a place to train. It is a home — a place where children find belonging, discover what they are capable of, and grow into more than they imagined. He loves this sport because of what it does for kids, and he has spent his career making sure every child who walks through the door has the chance to feel that. When Ken met Mark and Anne Weber and saw what they had created in Melbourne, he knew this was where he was meant to be next. A gym already rooted in that kind of love for community, with the opportunity to carry it forward alongside his daughter Mackenzie — that was everything. It is an honor to be here, and he is committed to ensuring Harbor City remains a place where every child belongs and every family feels at home.

Mackenzie Harris grew up in gymnastics, surrounded by the sport from the very beginning. With parents who owned gymnastics businesses before she was born, the gym was never simply a place she visited. It was a part of her life. After more than 10 years as a gymnast herself and years spent coaching athletes across multiple sports and age groups, gymnastics has remained the sport closest to her heart. Mackenzie attended Grand Canyon University, where she competed as a Division I volleyball player on scholarship while earning both her undergraduate and master’s degrees in accounting. Her experience as a collegiate athlete taught her the value of discipline, teamwork, leadership, and the pursuit of excellence. These are qualities she carries into her work every day. Although she has coached a variety of sports throughout her career, gymnastics has always been where her passion lies. With more than four years of dedicated gymnastics coaching experience, combined with a lifetime spent in the gymnastics community, Mackenzie understands both the athlete’s experience and the responsibility that comes with creating a positive environment for children and families. As General Manager of Harbor City Gymnastics, Mackenzie is passionate about building a gym where great coaching, strong relationships, and a positive culture come together. She believes the best gymnastics programs do more than teach skills. They help children develop confidence, resilience, discipline, and a belief in what they are capable of achieving. For Mackenzie, Harbor City is an opportunity to continue a family legacy while helping shape the next generation of athletes and coaches. She is committed to preserving the community and heart that make Harbor City special while helping the gym continue to grow, serve families well, and provide an environment where every child feels supported, challenged, and proud of how far they have come.