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Todd Kopp has been involved in cheering for 14 years, ever since his middle daughter, Valen first took up the sport in middle school. But it was his youngest daughter, Kelsie that inspired him to get involved in the cheer industry.
"I was coming home to find her perched on the arm of the couch, trying to do a heel stretch. I was always worried about her falling---not to mention breaking the couch---and figured there had to be a better way for her to practice. So I went down to my workshop and started tinkering, and that's how I came up with the protype of the MaeFlyer.
A few weeks after Kelsie began practicing with the MaeFlyer, her coach came up to me--Kelsie's balance and leg strength had improved so much she was sticking all her stunts. She wanted to know what our secret was. So I told her about the MaeFlyer. The coach ordered a bunch for her squad. I took a few samples to our next competition, and by the end of the weekend had received dozens of orders. That's how CoreAthletics got it's start.
That was 5 years ago. Since then, we've continued to develop new, innovative, easy to use products, like the Defrogger, the Stunt Strap, and our Handspring Trainer. Our products help coaches train better. But what we're proudest of is that they help young athletes train safely."
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