Jeremy is a husband, father, and yoyo connoisseur. Brand owner of MotionYoyo.

David is an electrical/software engineer who enjoys skill toys, especially yoyo, designing things for 3D printing, amateur machining, and yoyo design.

As a child of the 90s, he played with yoyos on the street corners of Arizona with his friends. The holy grail at the time was the Bumblebee GT, which he got as a gift from his sisters for his birthday.

Not long after moving to Illinois, priorities and interests changed until 2008, when he bought a Duncan Freehand 2 from Toys R' Us to play with while studying physics in college. For a couple of years, throwing was an occasional past time, but David was not aware of the enormous yoyo scene about to develop as yoyoing became a true competitive sport. Again, yoyos took a back seat.

Fast forward to late 2019. We all know what happened. Since then, David has thrown almost every day and has accumulated a great number of yoyos, developed many new friendships, and found great passion and interest in throwing, collecting, and now designing of yoyos.

All in all, he has thrown for about 4 years, the last three being much more modern in style.

In addition to attempting to master beefhook (or whatever the challenging trick is at the time), David now does the CAD thingy and helps Jeremy design cool yoyos.

If you'd like to see what David is up to, he occasionally posts tricks, yoyo pictures, skill toy stuff, and a random item here and there on instagram: @hesperaux

Jon, better known as Jester, is the team's boutique anodizer. When we do special runs of monometals, Jonathan is the one who anodizes them. He is a talented and passionate artist.

instagram: @jesterdc

Moosa Khan, aka “Moose”, is a thrower from Minnesota who’s been throwing since 2014. He got started in yoyoing from a school show and got hooked when he saw some yoyoers doing modern tricks at a local game store. Moosa loves to create, learn, and share yoyo tricks, as well as engage with the yoyo community both locally and online. You can find his tricks on Instagram (@themoosekhan44) or YouTube (@themooseyoyos). 

Austin Sizemore aka “Asto” is a thrower from Georgia.

Asto has been throwing since 2016, when he started from a school performance that did yo-yo. During the summer of '23 he started his instagram, @asto.yoyos, to start posting some of his tricks because his friends told him to.

Soon, he picked up his first Motion yo-yo, the Harmonic, and the rest was history. His favorite parts of throwing are the community, yo-yoing in nature, escaping, and finding new elements/tricks.

Austin Morris is a thrower from the hot, dry lands of Phoenix, Arizona.

Having picked up his first Yoyo in the summer of 2010, he’s been yo-yoing more than half his life. It all started when he saw a group of middle schoolers partake in the same hobby, and being fascinated by what was possible with the medium, he was inspired to follow in their footsteps. However, they were quick to dissuade and dismiss him, demanding him to get his own hobby. He then made it his mission to get as good at yo-yoing as quick as possible, holding nothing back in the process in order to hush up the doubtful crowd. Not only did he succeed, but his desire to prove others wrong in the face of adversity has been his motivation ever since. 

Having been involved in the ever-so avid Yoyo scene that his native state had to offer since 2011, a year after he had started, he had made his mark and became a fixture, turning into a local favorite amongst his peers. Having a play style inspired by the coolest and smoothest in the gang, ie: Jensen Kimmit, Anthony Rojas, Daniel Kim, Charles Haycock, Polo Garbkamol, etc., he’s no stranger to being able to wow his peers with his intricate and unique set of techy bangers.

If you want to see more of his antics and check out his trick set, follow him on his Instagram page, @randomcheese744.