Snogression also utilizes four Olympic fly bed trampolines and a supertramp.
While still working as an athlete, he has found his greatest success as a business owner.
The story is ongoing, but the history is one of dedication, trial and error, and perseverance.
Starting small, Kevin owned a variety of small business as a kid.
He mowed lawns, did small jobs around people’s homes and eventually established an asphalt sealing business.
This began the foundation for Snogression, long before the idea was ever formed.
In 2008 Kevin Brower became a graduate of the University of Utah with a degree in marketing.
Throughout the course of his education there was one consistent theme; to ski as much as possible.
His primary focus was, and still is to ski as much as possible.
It wasn’t the immediate road to success that some dream of however.
It was back to the drawing board.
Brower didn’t stop at the first struggle but rather saw his idea through.
He started to look at options, and found that ultimately it was on him.
He drained his bank accounts and dug deep into his credit cards to get cash together.
He took the advice of those could be investors, and looked to prove the business could work.
The two of them built the ramps and trampoline structures by hand, by themselves.
While exciting, Kevin reflects, “its scary to release your baby into the world.”
Six months after opening Snogression, they had outgrown their facility and needed to expand.
They packed up shop and found a bigger space.
This is the chance you have to take, for an idea to become a reality.
While successful today, Snogression wouldn’t have been possible 10, or even 5 years ago.
“In the end no one knows.
If there isn’t a mentor, just keep pushing forward.”
Kevin offers these two pieces of advice quoting photographer Bret Benson, “Get to work!
“, and most importantly at some point, “get lucky.”
As an added bonus, some of the filming Kevin has been working on.
