ABOUT US
Dedicated to growing, standardizing, and sustaining collegiate calisthenics across America
Our Mission
The mission of the USCCO is to grow, standardize, and sustain collegiate calisthenics, creating a unified community for student athletes to develop, compete, and thrive.
To this end, the USCCO shall foster the growth of calisthenics as a sport that emphasizes physical fitness, development, and camaraderie among college athletes.
We support national intercollegiate competition in calisthenics and establish and uphold official rules and standards for competitive calisthenics.
The USCCO sanctions, coordinates, and hosts collegiate calisthenics competitions and exhibitions.
We promote awareness and appreciation of calisthenics in the general public to advance these goals, alongside other nonprofit activities aligned with these objectives.
Our Impact
In just our first year, we have already made a significant impact on the collegiate calisthenics community.
Meet the Team
Trey Farmer
Trey’s journey from collegiate soccer to calisthenics led him to found the Georgia Tech Calisthenics Club before creating the USCCO to help grow the sport nationwide. A competitor himself— he won Sets & Reps at the 2025 Midwest Regionals and FB St. Pete’s Reps & Miles Challenge, and he’s driven by a vision to make calisthenics accessible and unifying for athletes everywhere.
Jack Weston
Jack is an early-stage generalist with experience leading small teams, shipping mobile/web products, and creating early traction. After founding TritonThenix, the calisthenics club at UCSD, Jack wanted to continue spreading his love of calisthenics through the USCCO.
Emanuel Goldin
Emanuel is the President and former Finance Officer of the Georgia Tech Calisthenics Club and a committed athlete who leads workouts three times a week. Separately, he is a programmer and Machine Learning Teaching Assistant with experience in fintech, and is in the early stages of building a calisthenics-focused software company. He is dedicated to applying his combined experience to grow and sustain the USCCO.
Yohann Offredo
Yohann is the co-owner of KenguruPro USA, USA President for the WSWCF, founder of USA Calisthenics, an international calisthenics event organizer, athlete, and influencer. His impact in the calisthenincs is wide and his support has been instrumental in the growth of the sport.
Janie Stel
Janie Stel is a Canadian Calisthenics Champion, World Cup silver medalist, and coach. With a background in gymnastics and professional calisthenics, she is the founder of the Women’s Calisthenics Organization, a nonprofit empowering women through sport and community, while working in Global Operations at Lululemon.
Hunter Curcuruto
Hunter Curcuruto is the founder and president of UConn Calisthenics, where he has dedicated himself to promoting health and fitness through movement, education, and community. Passionate about combining medicine, public health, and social media, Hunter leverages digital platforms to reach and inspire as many people as possible. With a strong focus on nutrition, preventive care, and sustainable lifestyle habits, he combines his love for exercise with a deep commitment to helping others lead healthier lives.
Nate Frank
Nate Frank, former president of Calisthenics Berkeley, captained the first-ever West Coast Regional collegiate calisthenics championship team. He's passionate about sustainable food systems and expanding access to healthy food. In his free time, he's a dedicated film fan—find him on Letterboxd @natehoven.
Luke Severino
Luke is a member of the CDC Committee of the USCCO. He is an aspiring professional calisthenics athlete, an executive board member of Triton thenix, and is passionate about the growth of the sport.
