The Forge Gym 785-307-7178 Free workout
Rogue competition bumper plates loaded on a bar on the equipment floor of The Forge Gym.

Orem, Utah 24/7 member access

A warehouse built for
serious strength.

Powerlifting, bodybuilding, and general strength training with specialty equipment and a tight-knit community. Built for people who compete, open to people who are just starting.

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GYMThe gym

Not a commercial gym.

The Forge is a warehouse in Orem with block walls, an open bay door, and a floor laid out for barbells.

Membership runs month to month with no contract, and a keycard gets you in 24/7 — early, late, or whenever your schedule actually allows.

On the floor is equipment most commercial gyms do not stock: competition combo racks, a monolift, calibrated plates, specialty bars, yokes, and log bars. The full list is below.

Serious equipment does not mean a closed door. You do not need to compete, or to know what a monolift is, to train here.

Access
24/7 member keycard
Location
Orem, Utah
Commitment
No contract
First session
Free workout

TRNTraining

Who trains here

Three ways people use the floor. Not classes, not programming — just what the room is set up to do. Beginners train alongside all of it, and nobody is expected to know the equipment on day one.

  1. Powerlifting

    Squat, bench, deadlift. Competition combo racks, a monolift, a Westside bench rack, calibrated plates, and squat and deadlift bars that behave the way they do on a platform.

    Racks and stations →

  2. Bodybuilding

    An eight-station industrial cable system, dumbbells, and incline and decline benches, in an open warehouse bay rather than a partitioned studio floor.

    Bars and benches →

  3. General strength

    Getting stronger, healthier, or just feeling better. No competition required. Train on your own with the same equipment, or ask about personal training.

    Personal training →

EQPEquipment

The floor

Train with the best equipment available. Here is the list by purpose, nothing rounded up. New pieces get added as they land on the floor.

A rack row at The Forge Gym with bar storage, a stack of green, blue and yellow bumper plates, and the orange stripe painted along the block wall.
Rack row and plate storage, with the orange stripe that runs the length of the building.

Rogue Monster, Ghost, Titan, Texas Strength Systems, Kabuki, Arsenal, Hammer Strength, Universal, York.

Everything below is in the building. Brands and models are listed because they are the evidence — a Ghost combo rack and a calibrated plate set are not something a commercial gym stocks by accident.

Every item is in the page below, in expandable groups.

Racks and stations 9 items
  • Rogue Monster RM-8 Banshee
  • Rogue Monster Power Rack
  • Rogue Monster Lite Rack
  • Titan X-3 Series Power Rack
  • Titan Westside Bench Rack
  • Texas Strength Systems Combo Rack — competition
  • Arsenal Strength 8 Station Cable System — industrial
  • Ghost Monolift
  • Two Ghost Combo Racks — competition
Plates, dumbbells, and resistance 6 items
  • York steel plates
  • Rogue competition bumper plates
  • Titan competition bumper plates
  • Rogue dumbbell bumpers
  • Rogue / Westside strength bands
  • Ghost calibrated plates
Bars and benches 9 items
  • Rogue squat bar
  • Rogue deadlift bar
  • Five multipurpose bars
  • Kabuki Kadillac Bar
  • Kabuki Transformer Bar
  • Kabuki Duffalo Bar
  • Incline bench
  • TSS incline / decline benches
  • Texas Strength Olympic bars
Other equipment 6 items
  • Hammer Strength
  • Universal
  • Rogue yoke
  • Titan yoke
  • Two Rogue log bars
  • Texas Strength log bar
The Arsenal Strength eight-station cable system standing against the block wall at The Forge Gym.
Arsenal Strength 8 Station Cable System.
Dumbbell row, flat and incline benches, and power racks across the open training floor at The Forge Gym.
Dumbbells, benches, and racks on the open floor.

COMCommunity

The people on the floor

Summer Showdown — watch on Instagram
The Forge’s Summer Showdown — the gym’s own for-fun meet, from its Instagram recap.

This is a smaller gym with a tight-knit community.

It is the kind of room where people train seriously, share the floor, and recognise each other — members wear the Forge singlet at meets, and the gym’s own photos show a crew rather than a queue of strangers.

The gym now runs its own for-fun meets. The first Summer Showdown filled the floor with lifters, spotters, judges, and a crowd — and the owner has said he plans one or two a year.

See the gym on Instagram (opens Instagram in a new tab)

Eleven members of The Forge Gym in team singlets and shirts standing together in front of a Forge banner at a powerlifting meet.
Forge members in team singlets at a powerlifting meet.

MBRMembership

Join us

Membership

$65/ month

  • ContractNone
  • Sign-up$25, one time
  • Access24/7, every day, with your keycard

Try the gym before any of that. A first workout is free — start with the waiver and the gym will be in touch to set up a time.

Try a free workout

Nothing is sold on this page and there is no online sign-up.

PTOwner · coaching

Meet the owner

Willy owns The Forge. He introduced himself to members in November 2024 with a promise to make the gym “a place where we all grow stronger — physically and as a community.”

Willy coaches under Will Power Fitness. His online coaching packages are below. For personal training at the gym — getting stronger, healthier, or just feeling better — call the gym or reach him through his coaching page.

Call the gym Willy’s coaching (opens Instagram in a new tab)

Owner
Willy
Since
November 2024
Gym line
785-307-7178
Willy, the owner of The Forge Gym, standing on a hillside above the Salt Lake valley in Will Power Fitness gear.
Willy — owner of The Forge since November 2024, from the gym’s announcement post.
Will Power Fitness monogram, gold on black.

Will Power Fitness

Online coaching packages

The first consultation is free — in Willy’s words, “a perfect opportunity to see if I am the right coach for you.”

  1. Standard

    $200/ month

    4 sessions a month, once a week

    Steady progress and accountability. Text communication.

  2. Silver

    $300/ month

    More frequent training

    For those who want faster results. Loom video check-in responses.

  3. Gold

    $400/ month

    Maximum support and transformation

    Weekly video call check-in.

Included in every package

Personalized training program
Custom workouts designed for your goals.
Nutritional guidance
Practical advice and support for fueling your progress.
Supplementation advice
Recommendations tailored to your needs and goals.
Recovery support
Strategies and tips to recover faster and train smarter.
Ongoing support
Consistent motivation and accountability from your coach.
App access
Track your progress, view workouts, and stay connected in one place.
Open communication
Reach out to your coach anytime with questions or for extra support.

Connect with Willy — 785-307-7178 @wpf_coaching (opens Instagram in a new tab)

Package prices are for online coaching. Gym membership is listed above. Nothing is sold on this page.

TRLFree workout

Try a free workout

Start with the waiver. The Forge takes it from there. Nothing is charged and nothing is booked online. If a gym like this is new to you, this is the low-stakes way to see the floor first.

  1. Fill out the waiver

    The gym’s waiver is hosted on DocuSign. Opening it takes you to an external DocuSign page.

    Complete the waiver (opens DocuSign in a new tab)

  2. The Forge will be in touch

    Once the waiver is in, the gym gets in touch to set up a time for you to come try it.

  3. Come train

    Your first workout is free. Come in at the arranged time and use the floor.

Questions before you start? The gym’s contact number is 785-307-7178.

CTCContact

Contact

Call the gym

785-307-7178

The Forge is owned and run by Willy — call about the free workout, membership, or personal training.

Where

Orem, Utah

24/7 member keycard access.

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