Utmost Athletics

Our organization and our athletes have been blessed the last four years by the great coaching of Hector Infante!

Hector started off as a volunteer while still playing baseball at Clark with a hunger to learn and serve. During his time on staff he has transitioned from a volunteer to an assistant coach to our Lead Performance Coach and now, in God’s timing, he moves on to running his own business! Thank you Hector, for your expertise, kindness, grace, and passion that you have coached with over the last four years.

🚨INTERN HAS LANDED🚨

Join us in welcoming Quentin Anguay as our 2025 Summer S&C Coach Intern! We are fired up to have Quentin join our staff. Get to know Q ⬇️

Q: What brought you to Vancouver?
A: I came to Vancouver to play baseball at Clark College. A part of playing for Clark is that we get to do our strength and conditioning at Utmost, which is where I first heard of the internship.

Q: What are your current and future education plans?
A: I am finishing up my second-to-last semester at Clark College, where I am expected to obtain my AA in Pre-Nursing. In the fall, I will be attending Oregon State University to study kinesiology.

Q: What excites you about interning at Utmost Athletics?
A: Strength and conditioning has always been something that sparked my interest. I believe that the environment that Utmost provides will allow me to tap into that, while also being able to learn and grow as an individual.

Q: What is something you are passionate about outside of work, school, and baseball?
A: I really enjoy fashion.

Q: What is your favorite Utmost exercise?
A: Slideboard Speed Skaters.

Check out our March newsletter! https://conta.cc/3XBk9A8

Columbia Future Forge March News Email from Columbia Future Forge Life Ready, Job Ready Celebrating Teen Employees For many teens Saturday mornings mean sleeping in and relaxing after a full week of school and life. But for the Mowto

Clark Baseball is back!

Day 1 for the Penguins included program and weight room orientation, as well as mobility and soft tissue work. Our coaching staff introduced to the team what it means to be an Utmost athlete. Lifting, playing ball, walking through life according to Utmost’s three pillars.

Humility
Passion
Servanthood


Stay tuned this fall to see what it’s like to train as a college baseball athlete!

Did you know that Utmost Athletics serves folks from all kinds of ages and abilities? While we love to post about our in-season HS athletes and college athlete trainees, we have to give some love to our adults!!

Our awesome 8AM adult session is CONSISTENT. They come ready each morning to work hard with energy and enthusiasm that is contagious! They exemplify the UTMOST way.

Coach Hector walked this morning’s group through DAY 3 of their new strength cycle. Hector does a great job demonstrating exercises, answering questions, and writing a program that helps these athletes achieve their goals. Thanks .hitting !

Miles is not letting an injury get in the way of training! Utmost coaches are ready to help you work around limitations and stay consistent.

Our leader and friend, Jun Jeong, has decided to step down as the Program Director of Utmost Athletics. His last day at Utmost will be Thursday, May 23rd.

We wish Jun and his family well as they transition into their next season and look forward to hearing all the great things they will accomplish!

Check out all that is happening with The Forge & Utmost in our latest newsletter!
https://thecolumbiafutureforge.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Forge-Newsletter-December-2023.pdf