OLYMPIC WEIGHTLIFTING

Alise Enriquez is a Level 2 USAW Weightlifting Coach with over eight years of coaching experience. Throughout her career, Alise has consistently earned top placements, including multiple state podium finishes from 2019 to 2021, a second-place finish at the Masters Nationals in Orlando, and a bronze medal at the Nike Online American Open. Additionally, she achieved 7th place in her first Masters World competition and secured second place at both Masters PanAms and the Howard Cohen American Masters. In April 2022, Alise became the National Champion in the 64kg, 35-39 age group. Most recently, she obtained certification as a National Level Referee. Alise is committed to helping athletes refine their technique, build confidence, and enhance their overall strength.

Coach Alise has been with Banks Country Fitness for over 11 years and coaching for roughly 8 of those! What started out as a way to stay active, while raising four young kids, turned into a passion she is obsessed with. It now serves as a hobby and job in one and she feels lucky to live her life serving and helping others.

Alise’s biggest goal in the gym while coaching athletes, is getting people to understand their strength and building confidence in themself in and out of the gym. To look at themself as strong, and to build a body that will serve them well into their later years.

You will find her mainly in Iron Acres Barbell Club but she does fill in from time to time coaching Functional Strength & Conditioning classes.

Fun facts:
Loves to travel
Hates the cold
Class clown her senior year
Did hair for over 20 years
Married her high school sweetheart