Max Allen and Miranda Sexton started coaching together in 2014 at a gym in Alexander City. They quickly realized they shared the same values and beliefs when it came to investing in the next generation. They believed in developing athletes through the disciplines of integrity, leadership, and skill, and they have continued coaching together ever since, becoming like family.

Over the years, they began implementing the foundations of Limitbreakers Leadership with their athletes, making leadership lessons a formal part of their coaching and lesson planning for the past five years. They believed that intentionally developing athletes mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and as leaders would have a lasting impact beyond the gym. As they watched athletes break their own limits and overcome challenges both inside and outside the gym, they saw those lessons come to life.

They also recognized that when they failed to consistently prioritize biweekly Limitbreakers Leadership lessons, it affected the culture they had worked so hard to build. That realization reinforced their commitment to developing leaders with character and core values that would not only help athletes succeed in gymnastics but also prepare them for success throughout their lives.