Synergy Sports Performance Training 18780 Kelly Court, Clinton Township, MI 48035

"Both my boys who play baseball have been going to this facility for a couple years and we have always been impressed. Always clean, staff is personable, highly recommend if you are searching for a strength and conditioning routine to take you or children to the next level in their sports career."

"Coach Brian is an amazing trainer and is exceptional with youth athletes. Within the first month I noticed a difference in my son’s strength, agility and speed!"

"I was in town from Atlanta and was looking for a place for my son to train. Thankfully I came across this location. The facilities were clean and spacious. He was able to do hitting in the cage and field work as well. They had great trainers available. We'll be back when we are in town again."

"Kyle Lamont and Matt Thomas are great people- honest, reliable and dedicated- who also happen to be exceptional hockey and athletic trainers. They have been instrumental in taking my daughter Anna from a low-level tier II hockey player to a tier I player in three years. Thank you for your commitment to Anna and to excellence in your profession!"

"This business had changed names a few times and now they are in the middle of a transition in ownership that I don’t have much confidence in. We’ve been customers for years (through 2 previous name changes), always showed up early and stayed late to use the shooting lanes and synthetic ice rink, but that’s all gone now. I get that things are still in progress but the plans don’t look promising. For hockey players, they do have a treadmill still and Kyle and Matt are fantastic trainers. But there is no longer a space to practice small area hockey skills as the rink has been deconstructed (partially) to make way for more turf area. The shooting lane was torn out too, for… you guessed it… more turf. We love what Kyle has done for our son’s passion and confidence but I don’t have confidence in the company’s new direction. Time will tell, but I don’t think hockey will be the focus moving forward; this is just another generic gym now."