KidStrong Sun Prairie
KidStrong Sun Prairie, 2828 Prairie Lakes Dr #104, #104, Sun Prairie, WI 53590
About
KidStrong Sun Prairie is a kids' development center where children take part in obstacle courses, tug of war, tire flips, puzzles, games, and other mental challenges. Each class is coach-led and includes structured activities that combine physical tasks like obstacle courses and tire flips with puzzles, games, and mental challenges.
• Ages: 1–11 years old
• Schedule: Membership includes one 45-minute class per week.
KidStrong Sun Prairie uses a science-based kids training program called KidStrong that focuses on strong bodies, strong minds, and strong character. The KidStrong curriculum combines physical activity, cognitive development, and life skills, and each 45-minute class is built around the three pillars of Character, Physical, and Cognitive. Every session includes physical, mental, and character-focused activities, with fun, coach-led games that include elements like teamwork, mental toughness, and sportsmanship. Activities such as obstacle courses, tug of war, tire flips, and other movement-based games are used alongside puzzles, games, and mental challenges that target creativity, problem solving, and mental development, as well as balance, coordination, strength, and agility.
Classes are age-based so that kids participate with peers at a similar stage, and parents join their child on the floor during class for kids under 4 years old. Each class starts and ends with a KidStrong affirmation, and students practice introducing themselves by shaking hands, making eye contact, and saying their name. KidStrong Sun Prairie also offers camps in addition to weekly membership classes. KidStrong brings parents into the action with front row access to what their kids are doing in class.
KidStrong was founded in 2015 by Matt and Megin Sharp in Lexington, Kentucky, for their daughter Ella, and they partnered with Lincoln Brown to turn the idea into a scalable business. KidStrong is guided by a group of experts, child development scientists, and coaches, and the curriculum is designed by child development experts to improve kids’ emotional, mental, and physical skills. Coaches at KidStrong Sun Prairie are described as highly trained and specially-trained, compassionate leaders, and KidStrong notes that its coaching staff are supportive, engaging, and focused on making classes memorable and rewarding. There are now more than 160 KidStrong locations serving more than 65,000 kids per week, and KidStrong celebrated its 100th center opening with franchisee Barb Volk in Plantation, Florida.
KidStrong reports a 96% 5-star rating based on 46,799 Google reviews. Parent testimonials from various KidStrong centers describe kids looking forward to class each week, enjoying the coaches and activities, and experiencing changes such as increased confidence, participation, and enthusiasm for challenges. Parents mention that their children enjoy the interaction and activities, the focus on empowering children, and the way classes incorporate affirmations and routines. Several parents describe KidStrong as developmentally appropriate for toddlers, with staff and coaches who are friendly, positive, encouraging, and clear for both parents and children.
Last updated July 27, 2026.
• Ages: 1–11 years old
• Schedule: Membership includes one 45-minute class per week.
KidStrong Sun Prairie uses a science-based kids training program called KidStrong that focuses on strong bodies, strong minds, and strong character. The KidStrong curriculum combines physical activity, cognitive development, and life skills, and each 45-minute class is built around the three pillars of Character, Physical, and Cognitive. Every session includes physical, mental, and character-focused activities, with fun, coach-led games that include elements like teamwork, mental toughness, and sportsmanship. Activities such as obstacle courses, tug of war, tire flips, and other movement-based games are used alongside puzzles, games, and mental challenges that target creativity, problem solving, and mental development, as well as balance, coordination, strength, and agility.
Classes are age-based so that kids participate with peers at a similar stage, and parents join their child on the floor during class for kids under 4 years old. Each class starts and ends with a KidStrong affirmation, and students practice introducing themselves by shaking hands, making eye contact, and saying their name. KidStrong Sun Prairie also offers camps in addition to weekly membership classes. KidStrong brings parents into the action with front row access to what their kids are doing in class.
KidStrong was founded in 2015 by Matt and Megin Sharp in Lexington, Kentucky, for their daughter Ella, and they partnered with Lincoln Brown to turn the idea into a scalable business. KidStrong is guided by a group of experts, child development scientists, and coaches, and the curriculum is designed by child development experts to improve kids’ emotional, mental, and physical skills. Coaches at KidStrong Sun Prairie are described as highly trained and specially-trained, compassionate leaders, and KidStrong notes that its coaching staff are supportive, engaging, and focused on making classes memorable and rewarding. There are now more than 160 KidStrong locations serving more than 65,000 kids per week, and KidStrong celebrated its 100th center opening with franchisee Barb Volk in Plantation, Florida.
KidStrong reports a 96% 5-star rating based on 46,799 Google reviews. Parent testimonials from various KidStrong centers describe kids looking forward to class each week, enjoying the coaches and activities, and experiencing changes such as increased confidence, participation, and enthusiasm for challenges. Parents mention that their children enjoy the interaction and activities, the focus on empowering children, and the way classes incorporate affirmations and routines. Several parents describe KidStrong as developmentally appropriate for toddlers, with staff and coaches who are friendly, positive, encouraging, and clear for both parents and children.
Last updated July 27, 2026.
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