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Strength Starts Here

STRENGTH STARTS HERE.

Wheatbelt Strength is a gym where strength is the goal, community is the vibe, and no one cares how much you lift—only that you show up.

You don’t have to know what you’re doing. You just have to show up.

Wheatbelt Strength is where you come to get strong—physically, mentally, whatever that looks like for you. No mirrors, no egos, no one watching to see if you ‘belong.’ If you want a place that knows its stuff, backs you to win, and actually makes training fun, you’re in the right spot.

You don’t have to be fit to start.

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Gyms can be intimidating.

Too many of them make strength training feel like it’s only for a certain type of person—lean, fit, already confident.

That’s bullshit.

Wheatbelt Strength was built because strong isn’t a look—it’s what your body can do. Whether you’re here to lift heavy, feel better in your body, or prove to yourself that you can, this is your space.

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We don’t care how much you lift. We care that you turn up, put in the work, and feel like you belong.

We stand for:

🟡 Strength Over Aesthetics: Train for what your body can do, not just how it looks.
🟡 Expert Coaching: Real advice, no fluff, no toxic fitness culture.
🟡 Community First: This is a team, not just a gym.
🟡 Strength is for Everyone: No experience? No worries. We’ve got you.

I started Wheatbelt Strength because there was nowhere like this in the region. I knew strength training could be done better.

So I built the kind of gym I’d want to train in. One that really cares about coaching, community, and making people stronger.

I’ve been a trainer for years, and I know my stuff. If you train here, you’ll get expert coaching, a solid plan, and a gym that backs you.

But mostly? You’ll feel good training here.

Meet the Team

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    Marion

    COACH
    Marion started training at Wheatbelt Strength when I first opened at our previous location and loved it so much she decided to study fitness and become a coach! Her special interest is Olympic lifting and she trains with her partner Ben and his sister Shannon.

  • Person in a gym standing beside a barbell on a rack, smiling, wearing a "Wheatbelt Strength" t-shirt and shorts. Gym equipment and a banner in the background.

    Kylee

    COACH
    Kylee grew up just up the highway in Brookton and attended high school in Narrogin before moving up north where she developed a Crossfit addiction - which does pop up in her class programs! Don’t be surprised if you see her upside down practising hand stand pushups!

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wheatbelt strength is built different.

Strength training isn’t about punishment. It’s not about being the ‘fittest’ person in the room. It’s about feeling capable, powerful, and backed by a solid crew.

Come train. See what it’s about.