The Jaycie Phelps Athletic Center (JPAC) is a 25,000 square foot athletic training center featuring recreational and competitive gymnastics, All Star cheer, tumbling, and special events in Greenfield, Indiana. JPAC was founded in 2010 by 1996 Olympic Champion Jaycie Phelps, along with co-founders Jack Phelps and Dave Marus, in order to provide the Indianapolis area with the highest level of training.
Jaycie was a member of the 1996 Olympic gold medal U.S. women's gymnastics team known as the Magnificent Seven. As she said in an interview, "Being able to represent the United States on a team that was the first gold medal team was an honor to be a part of!"
She began gymnastics at the age of four just like many little gymnasts at JPAC. She had big dreams, worked hard, and with the support of her family and coaches was able to see those dreams become a reality. Jaycie wanted to open JPAC to give kids in her hometown the chance to achieve their dreams the way she was able to. She also wants to give back to a sport that has given so much to her.
Jaycie is now the loving mother of two daughters, and coaches alongside her husband, Dave. They are nothing short of busy!
Support Team JPAC and their families in their journey to guide future generations of student athlete, leaders. This platform will give back to JPAC and its families, to help with the commitments it takes to be a competitive gymnast.
Support Team JPAC and their families in their journey to guide future generations of student athlete, leaders. This platform will give back to JPAC and its families, to help with the commitments it takes to be a competitive gymnast.
