Strong Enough

A cross-training athlete on the path to become a pro tests her limits one afternoon by pursuing several world-records just as conflict from her dissolving marriage collides, threatening to derail her.

Cast

Ashley Jerue

as Sam

Demetrius Grosse

as Shane

Jake Stormoen

as Devan

Noah Kershisnik

as Charlie

Kim Rhodes

as Karrie

Cameron Sawyer

as Alec

Julie Slack

as Brenda

Lauren Fardos

as Monica

Summer Farnsworth

as Blake

Moises L. Tovar

as Man

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