Fort Strength Inc.

Fort Strength Inc.

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Fort Saskatchewan's barbell strength studio. Where we Lift. Mission: to help beginner and intermediate clients overcome barriers (ie.

Sarah Provost created ProvyFit to inspire others to become more active and to experience health and wellness in multiple ways in personal training, while using real-life indicators such as:

Anthropometry (weight, blood pressure, RHR, fitness assessments)
Stronger/faster
Photos
How clothes fit
Digestion
Pain or inflammation
Recovery
Sleep
Mood/well-being
Confidence
Consistency
Sense of

08/21/2026

Strength training becomes even more necessary during certain life stages, not less.

Pregnancy, postpartum, the years when your kid is small and your body is doing all the carrying. Those are the stretches people most often step back from lifting, and they're the ones where being strong pays off the most.

Fort Strength runs private sessions built for exactly that:

Mommy & Me Powerlifting. Baby comes with you and stays with you, in the carrier beside you while you lift. No childcare to arrange, no rushing home.

Pre & Postnatal Strength. Coached by someone with CSEP pre/postnatal certification, built around what your body is actually doing.

Youth Powerlifting. Proper coaching for younger lifters, focused on good movement and confidence under the bar.

Book as a group and it's your session, your people, up to 9. Grab a few other parents, or bring the whole family.

Opening September at Market Square. Pre-booking now. Visit the booking link here: Strength training becomes even more necessary during certain life stages, not less.

Pregnancy, postpartum, the years when your kid is small and your body is doing all the carrying. Those are the stretches people most often step back from lifting, and they're the ones where being strong pays off the most.

Fort Strength runs private sessions built for exactly that:

Mommy & Me Powerlifting. Baby comes with you and stays with you, in the carrier beside you while you lift. No childcare to arrange, no rushing home.

Pre & Postnatal Strength. Coached by someone with CSEP pre/postnatal certification, built around what your body is actually doing.

Youth Powerlifting. Proper coaching for younger lifters, focused on good movement and confidence under the bar.

Book as a group and it's your session, your people, up to 9. Grab a few other parents, or bring the whole family.

Opening September at Market Square, Unit 144.
Pre-booking now. Tell me about your group here: https://tally.so/r/xX1MZy

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08/18/2026

Soft launch open house!

Saturday, September 12 / 11am to 5pm
Market Square, Unit 144

Drop in anytime between 11 and 5. Free, no sign-up, no pressure. Come see what we have in the the space so far, meet the owners, and ask all your questions. Learn about our phased opening plan.

While you're here, ask about private classes for your group, one on one personal training, and why strength training is the thing that keeps you doing everything else as you get older.

Trainers welcome too. Come see the space and talk about working out of here.

Enjoy a free snack, stay five minutes or stay an hour. Looking forward to seeing you there.

08/16/2026

Oooh baby! We're getting serious now!

Opening in September 💪





08/14/2026

Ever just wanna lift some heavy sh*t with your buds, but your back's been "acting up" since 2019?

Private group classes at Fort Strength are here to help. Up to 9 people, your group, your session. Squat, bench, deadlift, or what your group needs most, coached properly so nobody's guessing or getting hurt.

Bring your crew, your coworkers, your run club, your family. No experience required. If half your group has never touched a barbell, that's a normal session for us.

Opening September at Market Square. Pre-booking now, and spots are limited!

Fill out the private class booking form here: https://tally.so/r/xX1MZy

Where We Lift.
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08/10/2026

Slow it down and you can see the work. Water shifting, bracing, resetting, repeating.

Tidal Tank training at Fort Strength. Where we lift.

Now pre-booking private group classes for September. Tell me about your group here: https://tally.so/r/xX1MZy

08/07/2026

Although I'd loooove to have you at my new gym, I know that's not everyone's life right now.

Some of you don't live in Fort Sask. Some of you work eight hours, come home, and have 45 minutes and a set of dumbbells in the garage. Some of you have the motivation already, you just need the plan.

That's why I coach online.

It's cheaper than in-person, it fits around your actual schedule, and you train in your own space with whatever you've got. A few dumbbells and a band goes a long way when the programming behind it is smart.

And it's still custom. Every program is written for one person:
◾ Corrective work for cranky backs, shoulders, knees, desk posture, coming back from injury
◾ Powerlifting, whether that's meet prep or just heavier numbers
◾ 55+ strength for bone density, balance, and staying independent
◾ Home programs built around your space and equipment

Self-guided app access $25/mo · Full custom coaching $110/mo · Live virtual sessions over Zoom from $210/mo

Message me and tell me what you're working with.

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07/31/2026

Some days training is fast, clean, and everything lines up (and sometimes you get an applause!) . Some days it's slow, fumbling, and nothing seems to line up. The second kind of day still builds something. We show up for both types of days.





07/30/2026

Thanks SHARC Door Controls Inc. For the great customer service, and their prompt and professional work ofr the newly accessible, barrier free bathroom at Fort Strength!




07/28/2026

If you're new to lifting, this is a safety squat bar. The pad sits on your traps and the handles come forward, so you never have to get your shoulders into a back rack position. That makes squatting available to a lot of people who otherwise can't do it comfortably due to shoulder, chest and upper back mobility issues.

If you've been lifting a while, you probably already knew that part. Here's what gets missed: the camber loads you slightly forward, so your upper back and your core brace carry more of the job. Most people squat ten to twenty percent lighter with it.

Use it for four to six weeks while you work on your shoulder mobility. That way, you keep the squat in your routine, and the stimulus changes enough to keep you interested. Six weeks of fighting the camber on the SSB leaves your upper back and bracing stronger than the movement demands, so the straight bar feels light and stable through the torso even at loads you couldn't handle before the block.

This is how we train at FS. Where we Lift.





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144 10404 99ave
Fort Saskatchewan, AB
T8L3W2