Logan spent ten years in the NFL as a tight end, a position which requires a combination of strength, speed, and mental/physical toughness. He played for five teams – the Washington Football Team, the Chicago Bears, the San Francisco 49ers, the Atlanta Falcons, and the Houston Texans. Along the way he worked with some of the finest and most knowledgeable strength and conditions (S&C) coaches in professional sports, learning from both observation and from his own experience which approaches to S&C were most effective, and what kind of equipment best supported each approach. He also learned that to be effective a training regimen must be tailored to an athlete’s specific needs, and the equipment used must be flexible and adaptable to those needs.

After retiring from the NFL, Logan continued his study of S&C principles and practice. He became a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) – passing a nationally recognized certification test for science-based training. He became obsessed with finding the ideal workout tool – one that was affordable and portable, yet versatile enough to eliminate the time, money and limited space involved in gym-based training. He found the existing market unsatisfactory – available options were too limited, too bulky, too hot, or too expensive. When the pandemic hit, he poured all his stuck-at-home energy into designing the ideal product. Then, he met Stewart Correll.