PowerStrength Youth Academy

Noah (Forest Hills Northern, Class of 2031 🏃⛳🏐) has attended 2 sessions per week over the last 4 months at PowerStrength Kentwood. 

Noah never backs down from a challenge and applies his coaching. He brings a great attitude into every session, gives his best effort, and has become one of the hardest workers in the group. 

Between sports and school, he’s stayed consistent while focusing on building confidence, motivation, strength, and speed.

His consistency and work ethic continue to show up every session in the gym. 💪

⭐️ PowerStrength Beast of the Month Award Winners ⭐️

Each month, our coaches recognize one athlete at every PowerStrength location who stands out for their consistency, effort, and willingness to apply coaching. These athletes show up ready to work and continue improving with every session.

🏆 This month’s Award Winners are:

Alpine: Westin (Coopersville – 🏈🏀⚾️)
Kentwood: Christian (NorthPointe Christian – 🏒)
Jenison: Carter (Jenison – 🏈⚽️)
Plainfield: Hudson (Rockford – 🏈🏀⚾️)
Holland: Grant (Holland Christian – 🏈⚾️)

Westin, Christian, Carter, Hudson, and Grant have each taken real steps forward in their training, showing up with focus and bringing a competitive edge to every session. Their consistency and coachability continue to raise the standard for the athletes around them.

We’re proud to have them representing the PowerStrength standard and leading the way inside the . 💪🔥

Sadie (Jenison, Class of 2031 🥎) has been training at PowerStrength Jenison for 3 years, showing up consistently at least once per week.

She brings a great work ethic into every session and consistently sets a strong example for the younger athletes in the gym. Between a busy summer of softball and her training, Sadie has stayed focused on getting faster, learning how to train, and enjoying the process.

Her fastest sprint times yet have translated into even more confidence on the softball field. 👏

Klete, Deakon, and Trax (Hudsonville, Class of 2031 🏈) have been training at PowerStrength Jenison for 3 months and attending 2 sessions per week.

The group has been focused on building strength, power, and explosiveness for football while spending the summer at camps and learning how to train the right way.

Their consistency has paid off, with each athlete making big improvements during the latest progress testing period.

All 3 ran faster, jumped farther, and increased their vertical jump. Way to go fellas! 💪

Dakota (Holy Trinity, Class of 2033 🥎🏀📣) has been training at PowerStrength Alpine for 2 months, showing up for 1 session per week.

Following in the footsteps of her older sister Danika, who trains in our high school program, Dakota has done a great job learning the fundamentals. She’s been focused on improving mobility, building strength around her ankles and knees, and creating a solid foundation for all three of her sports.

A great first couple of months with plenty to keep building on. 👏

Confidence grows through consistent work, and giving young athletes the opportunity to learn, move, and train alongside their peers helps build skills that last well beyond the game.

Tate (Rockford, Class of 2033 🎾) has been training at PowerStrength Plainfield for 3 months, showing up for 2 sessions per week.

Tate stays busy, brings plenty of conversation into each session, and has gradually learned to enjoy the training process. He’s been focused on moving better, staying healthy, and building a positive relationship with exercise while keeping active through tennis.

The biggest win so far has been seeing him become more comfortable and engaged in the gym!

The best results come when young athletes enjoy the process. It’s rewarding to watch that confidence carry over into every sport they play. 💪