West Lenexa, KS · Power & Presence
Power.
Presence.
An old story says two wolves live in all of us — one calm, one fierce. Most places train one. We built Gray Wolf Performance to feed both: the grit and tenacity to chase something hard, balanced with the recovery and mindfulness it takes to sustain it.
Why Gray Wolf
Most gyms pick a side. We feed both.
Power
The part everyone pictures — strength, speed, sport, conditioning. The work that leaves you tired and leaves you better. Real programming, written by coaches who actually coach you through it, not a screen bolted to the wall.
Presence
The part most gyms skip — breathwork, mobility, recovery, the mental side. It's quieter and it's harder to sell, but it's the half that makes the strength last. It's why people leave here steadier than they walked in.
What we do
For kids, for adults, for the long haul.
One floor, four things we're serious about. Most members start in one and end up in two or three.
Youth Development
Four coached levels — elementary through college-ready. Assigned coaches, real testing four times a year, and progress reported home.
Adult Training
Coached classes (STRONG, Olympic lifting, BURN), small-group training, and 1:1 personal training. Programmed by us, run by people who know what they're doing.
Recovery
Normatec, infrared sauna, performance mobility, monthly InBody — open to every member, never sold as an upsell.
Specialty Programs
Gray Wolf Golf with Joe Kinney, and Gray Wolf Neuro — golf performance and the mental side of competing, two specialty lines under the same roof.
The facility
5,000 square feet in west Lenexa — racks, turf, sleds, and a full recovery floor.
Young athletes
Four levels. A real progression.
For kids, it's not a class schedule — it's a path they move through, year over year. A coach who knows them, real things to work toward, and a next level they earn by getting better, not just by getting older.
Athletic Foundations
Movement literacy, coordination, work capacity, and learning how to train.
Athletic Development
Strength patterns, speed mechanics, accountability, training as a habit.
Advanced Performance
Sport-relevant strength, power, speed, recovery, and performing under pressure.
Elite Performance
Individualized programming, advanced assessment through our clinical partnership, sport-specific blocks.
Testing
Tested four times a year — youth and adults, side by side. Reserve your slot and see progress you can measure, not just feel.
Adults
You train here too.
Plenty of our members are adults — some come for the training, many stay for the people. Classes, small group, or one-on-one. All coached, all programmed, no guesswork.
STRONG · Olympic · BURN
Coached strength, Olympic weightlifting, and conditioning — programmed in cycles, run by a coach in front of the class. You show up; we handle the plan.
Train with a few
Semi-private training in small groups — real coaching attention at a better rate than 1:1, with a few people who push you.
1:1, built around you
One coach, your goals, a real plan. Layer it on top of classes, or make it your whole program.
Recovery
Built into how we train.
Open to every member — not sold as an upsell. It's part of how athletes train and how adults stay in it.
Specialty
Golf, and the mental game.
Beyond the training floor, two specialties that stand on their own — golf performance with Joe Kinney, and Gray Wolf Neuro for the mental side of competing. Same roof, same standard.
Body, mind, swing
Golf-specific performance with Joe Kinney — playing since age three, collegiate at Kansas State, professional, winner of the 2013 Illinois Open — on a Foresight simulator, next to a full training floor.
Mental performance
Neurofeedback, qEEG brain mapping, mental-performance coaching, talk therapy, and team mental training. The inner game — measured and coached — and a full service line of its own.
The Pack
Homebase is Lenexa. The pack runs everywhere.
The coaching that knows you, now reaching past the four walls — programming, the mental game, fuel, and recruiting, connected in one place, always with a real coach behind it. It's where Gray Wolf is going, and it stays rooted in people.
The people
The people who'll know your name.
Fifteen years coaching baseball and pitching at every level — Graham pitched collegiately and professionally before turning to developing athletes full time. He holds a psychology degree from the University of Kansas, and it shows in how he coaches: the mental game gets trained right alongside the physical one. He runs the training floor, builds the development progressions every youth athlete moves through, and co-designed our mental-performance curriculum. If your kid trains at Gray Wolf, Graham has thought about their next step before they've taken this one.
Corey's path runs through basketball — University of Kansas Men's Basketball, then the Orlando Magic — and into the business of sport, with a Master's from Northwestern and years as Director of Strategy at ShotTracker. At Gray Wolf he runs strategy, operations, and finance: the systems that let coaches coach. He's the reason your testing, programming, and progress actually get measured and tracked — and the other half of the two-wolves vision.
Fitness has been the cornerstone of Monte's life for as long as he can remember, and it shows in how he coaches. A NASM-certified personal trainer, he works across strength, posture, mobility, and injury recovery — meeting every client where they actually are, then moving them forward. On the floor he coaches our middle-school development level and the adult STRONG and Olympic lifting classes, which means he spends his days doing the two things he does best: building young athletes and making adults strong. Patient, precise, and relentlessly consistent — the trainer people stay with for years.
Jordan is a neurotherapist and sports-performance therapist with a baseball background — he speaks athlete first, clinician second. He leads our neurofeedback and qEEG brain mapping: a BrainMaster system builds a 3D model of how your brain actually fires, and we train it toward focus, composure, and faster recovery. He's the clinical engine behind Gray Wolf Neuro, working with athletes, adults, and whole teams on the part of performance nobody else measures.
Carlie grew up in and around fitness — basketball, soccer, then CrossFit — and turned it into a coaching life. A personal trainer and 200-hour PowerLife-certified yoga instructor, she coaches Athletic Foundations and leads the mobility work that keeps our athletes moving as well as they lift. She believes the mind-body connection isn't a slogan, it's a skill — and she teaches it. She's also the creative force behind Gray Wolf's marketing, content, and movement library, so if you've seen us online, you've seen her work.
Joe has been playing golf since he was three years old. He played collegiately at Kansas State, played professionally, and won the 2013 Illinois Open. As an instructor he pairs modern data and technology — ball-flight numbers on our Foresight simulator — with the feel, artistry, and decision-making that actually lower scores. And because lessons run next to a full training floor, your swing and the body that powers it get built in the same building.

Come as you are
What to expect.
Come see us
Let's talk.
Tell us about your athlete — or yourself. No pressure, no hard sell. Reach out and we'll put a real coach in front of you.


