Years at BYU

• 2015- Present

Responsibilities

• Associate Head Coach of the BYU women's gymnastics team
• Primary balance beam coach
• Assists with all aspects of the program, including: athlete development, recruiting, summer camps, team promotion, community outreach, competitions and alumni relations

Prior to BYU

• Coached at Gold Medal Gymnastics in Chandler, Arizona under the direction of Olympic gold medalist, Amanda Borden
• Coached for nine years at Arizona Olympian Gymnastics 
• Trained at Arizona Twisters under Lisa Spini

Gymnastics Career

• Member of BYU gymnastics team from 1996-99, coached by Brad and Dawn Cattermole and Shauna Mertz
• Team captain during the 1999 season
• Broke school all-around record in 1999 with a 39.475
• Recognized by the NACGC-W as an All-American on balance beam in 1996 
• Received the Dale R. McCann Team Spirit award from the Cougar Club in 1999
• Member of the U.S. Elite National Team from 1992-94
• Finished third in the all-around senior national division at the U.S. Classic 
• Demonstrator for the United States Gymnastics Federation, the Federation of International Gymanstics and U.S. Synchronized Swimming 

Education

• Bachelor's of Science in Family Science, BYU (2000)
• Physical education coaching minor

Personal/Family

• Natalie and her husband, David, have four children — Davis, Brady, Holland and Tate.
• Her parents were both BYU athletes — father Joe Emig (lacrosse) and mother Lori Christensen Emig (track and field)

• Sister Lindsay was a BYU gymnast from 2001-02