Trevis Treviño

Clinical Personal Trainer, CSCS-IOC, CSNS-IOC, CSMS-IOC, FMT

CSCS-IOC – Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (International Olympic Committee)
CSNS-IOC – Certified Sports Nutrition Specialist (IOC)
CSMS-IOC – Certified Sports Medicine Specialist (IOC)
FMT – Rocktape Functional Movement Therapist

Trevis Treviño brings a wealth of expertise and passion to our East Grand Rapids clinic as a clinical personal trainer. He also serves as the Director of Sports Science and Clinical Performance for Team USA, where he oversees a network of more than 300 performance coaches nationwide.

With a distinguished career spanning work with athletes and teams from the NBA, NHL, MLB, MLS, and Summer Olympic teams—including USA Swimming, USA Basketball, USA Track & Field, and USA Weightlifting—Trevis is a trusted name in the field of sports performance. He also dedicates himself to developing high-level collegiate, high school, and youth athletes across the country, specializing in recovery, nutrition, and performance enhancement.

Despite his impressive qualifications and experience, Trevis is most known for his genuine care and compassion. His humility and open-mindedness stem from a life full of personal growth, which allows him to connect deeply with the athletes he works with. He is dedicated to self-improvement and uses his journey as inspiration to help his athletes achieve their own success.

In his spare time, Trevis enjoys spending time with his family, working out, fishing, hunting, bowling, and golfing. When asked why he chose this field, Trevis shared: “I’ve always had a deep passion for sports performance and helping athletes unlock their full potential. Building meaningful relationships with my athletes—regardless of their level—is one of the most rewarding parts of my work. I’ve been fortunate to travel the country and support some of our nation’s top athletes, and I’m excited to bring that experience to West Michigan. My goal is to help local athletes become champions both on and off the field.”