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Youth strength · Sarasota & Lakewood Ranch

Youth Strength Training in Sarasota

Strength is the engine behind speed, power and staying healthy. We build it safely for young athletes, guided by testing, never maxing out for the sake of it.

  • ForceVALD ForceDecks
  • SpeedSmartSpeed · 1080 Sprint
  • PowerKeiser · velocity tracking
  • PhysiologyPNOĒ active + resting
  • RecoveryHands-on · Normatec · sauna

Not a gym. A performance lab.

Strong athletes are built on a plan.

MaxOut360 youth strength training in Sarasota develops real, usable strength with coaching designed for growing athletes. We assess movement and force first, then progress load safely so young athletes get more powerful and more durable. Every block is measured. Serving Sarasota and Lakewood Ranch.

A young athlete doing suspension-strap rows at the rig

What we develop

What strength is built from.

  1. 01

    Foundational Strength

    Full-body strength that transfers to speed, jumping and durability.

  2. 02

    Movement Quality

    Good positions first, so strength is built on a safe foundation.

  3. 03

    Power Development

    Turning new strength into explosive, athletic power.

  4. 04

    Force Testing

    Force-plate testing to guide load and prove progress.

  5. 05

    Injury Resilience

    Stronger, more balanced athletes who stay on the field.

  6. 06

    Confidence

    Young athletes who feel capable, coached the right way.

The technology behind every plan

Data drives every decision.

Generic gyms guess. We measure, with the same performance technology used by college and pro programs.

VALD ForceDecksForce & power testing
How much force you produce, how fast, and on which side.
PNOĒMetabolic testing
How your body uses oxygen and fuel, at rest and under stress.
InBodyBody composition
Lean mass, body fat and segmental balance.
1080 SprintSpeed development
Resisted and assisted sprinting with live velocity on every rep.
VALD SmartSpeedTiming gates
Accurate sprint and change-of-direction times.
KeiserPneumatic resistance · velocity tracking
Explosive work at full intent, with power measured.
Sunlighten infrared saunaRecovery
A private infrared sauna for after hard training.
Red light bedRed light therapy
Full-body red and near-infrared light in a quiet room of its own.
Normatec bootsCompression recovery
Sequential compression for the legs after a heavy day.
CryotherapyCold therapy
Cold exposure as part of a recovery plan.
AIROSystemOxygen therapy
Structured cycles of low and high oxygen in one session.
Explore the full system

Coach-led

Coaches who develop athletes.

Every plan is built and coached by people who have competed and coached at a high level, working from the same data.

  • Alexis Giraudineau

    Director of Testing

    His sport-science work spans France, Switzerland and the United States, with expertise in biomechanics, force and power profiling, VO₂max, agility and injury-prevention screening.

    • MS Exercise & Sport Science
    • Biomechanics
    • USATF
  • Jordan Gush

    Sports Performance Coach

    A former four-year starting wide receiver and Stony Brook graduate, he brings more than a decade of coaching, including IMG Academy, collegiate football and roles as athletic director, strength coordinator and track coach.

    • IMG Academy
    • Fort Scott CC
    • Former HS athletic director
  • Brianna Geppert

    Performance Coach

    Her grounding in biomechanics, functional movement, strength and conditioning, nutrition and corrective exercise connects how you move with how safely you can progress.

    • MS Human Development · FSU
    • Strength & conditioning
    • Corrective exercise
  • Greg Dixon

    Performance Coach

    A former NCAA Division I track-and-field athlete and NASM-certified trainer, he combines athletic experience with evidence-based coaching to improve mobility, confidence and everyday capacity.

    • NASM-CPT
    • TRX specialist
    • Flexologist
Meet the team

Real athletes. Real numbers.

Progress you can measure.

A Division I tennis player at one of the top-10 programs in the country, Gabbi trains at MaxOut360 to build her strength, athleticism and performance as she works toward her goal of playing professional tennis.

Common questions

Before you start.

What age can kids start strength training?

Around age 7 and up, with everything scaled and coached for their stage. The focus is technique and development, not heavy maxes.

Is lifting safe for young athletes?

Yes. Coach-led, testing-based strength training is one of the safest, most beneficial things a young athlete can do when done properly.

Will strength training stunt my child’s growth?

No, that is a myth. Properly coached strength training supports healthy development and reduces injury risk.

Where are you located?

5261 Paylor Ln, Sarasota, FL 34240, in Lakewood Ranch. We train athletes from Sarasota, Lakewood Ranch and Bradenton, Monday to Saturday, 6 AM to 7 PM.

Something else? Call us on 941-556-9793.

Free consultation

Start with your numbers.

See exactly where you stand, then how far you can go.

No cost, no commitment. Come in, meet a coach in person and find your starting point.

  1. Pick a time. Any open slot, right here. Or ask us to call you.
  2. Come in. 5261 Paylor Lane, Lakewood Ranch, FL.
  3. Meet a coach in person. We talk through your goals, show you around and recommend the right program.
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