I am husband to Lynn and a father of 2 boys, Jake and Max. We have 2 dogs Bennie and Vasser who help keep this family busy. I have coached children of all ages and abilities for over 20 years, and hope to use my experience and knowledge to help better children's lives through the sport of gymnastics.
I am wife to Chad and a mother of 2 boys, Jake and Max. We have 2 dogs Bennie and Vasser who help keep this family busy. I have coached children of all ages and abilities for over 20 years, and hope to use my experience and knowledge to help better children's lives through the sport of gymnastics.
My name is Kerrie Legault, and I am from Greenwood, Indiana. I started gymnastics at age 3, and competed in club through level 10. My passion continues to grow as a Division III college gymnast at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. I will be a junior in the fall continuing my studies in Exercise and Sport Science.
My name is Makenna Clarke and I am a college gymnast at the University of Kentucky. My path to this point has been a long and curvy one, and it hasn’t always been the easiest. I have learned from my challenges and I love to use this knowledge to help and inspire other young athletes. I started gymnastics when I was 6 years old, at Indiana Gymnastics Center where I competed levels 4 through 7. I then furthered my optional levels at Jaycie Phelps Athletic Center where I competed level 9 and 10 for a few years. I decided to take a break from gymnastics after level 9 season, which I was in 8th grade. During this time I tried a few other sports, and let’s just say, gymnastics is the only one meant for me. I returned back to gymnastics as a sophomore in high school which was one of my biggest challenges thus far. It took not only physical strength, but grueling mental strength as well. I went through the recruiting process in my years as a level 10 and graduated from high school in 2019. As I found my second home at the University of Kentucky, I can proudly say that all of the challenges were much worth it. I wouldn’t change a thing about my path to this point and I hope to inspire and help young athletes to be the best versions of themselves, physically and mentally. I can’t wait to meet you all!
