2025 summer programs
“Prepare for Battle!”
Summer is a time for growth, challenge, and transformation, and at Nekton Sports Performance, we’re ready to help athletes take their game to the next level. This season, we’re bringing the energy, the intensity, and the opportunity for athletes to push their limits, build strength, and sharpen their skills.
Our 2025 Summer Theme: “Prepare for Battle” is more than just a slogan—it’s a mindset. Just as athletes suit up before competition, preparing both physically and mentally, we are called to equip ourselves for the battles we face in life. Inspired by Ephesians 6:10-18, we’ll explore what it means to train with purpose, develop resilience, and step into every challenge with confidence—on and off the field.
Below, you’ll find a breakdown of our summer training programs, each designed to maximize performance, build explosive power, and prepare athletes to dominate their sport. Whether you’re an elite competitor or looking to elevate your abilities, this is your summer to train, grow, and prepare for battle.
Summer Team offerings
Traditional offerings
Meet our summer interns
Charlie Butt
Charlie is attending Minnesota State University in Mankato, Minnesota, where he plays Strong Safety on the football team. Charlie is double majoring in biomedical science and exercise science. His plan is to pursue becoming a sports medicine doctor, combining his passion for health, wellness and sports. Charlie attended Wheaton-Warrenville High School in Wheaton IL, where he participated in football and basketball. During his time at Nekton, Charlie hopes to gain experience and knowledge in a sports performance setting; learning various methodologies and techniques to enhance individual's speed, strength, and health. Charlie is excited to work with and build relationships with the athletes as they develop athletically and in other ways. Charlie also enjoys rock climbing, and watching movies.
Brayden Johnson
Brayden is currently attending St.John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota, where he plays on the Basketball Team. He is working on completing his Bachelors in Exercise and Health Science. Brayden’s future plan is to pursue a Degree in Physical Therapy, eventually working in the field of sports rehabilitation. Brayden attended Hutchinson High School, where he participated in basketball and track and field.
Hunter Lien
Hunter is currently attending the University of St Thomas in St. Paul where he is an exercise science major with plans to go into sports medicine in the future. Hunter attended Hutchinson High School and played baseball, football, and hockey. He has always enjoyed the environment created at Nekton when he attended in high school. He is excited to gain experience, while also learning how to train athletes at a high level.