Building Better Athletes We offer products and services with no strings attached. We have no ongoing fees or continued commitments.
You can select the products you need based on the vision you have for the space and budget you have available. You get the equipment, products and training you need - period. No matter what type of program you run, Perform-X has something that can add value what you do.
07/17/2026
A great program isn't one perfect session.
It's the structure that repeats. Day after day, block after block. Until excellence becomes the standard your athletes train by.
Build the habit. The results follow.
07/16/2026
Something new is happening at Carson Middle School. Turf for movement. Plyometric zones for explosion. Wall stations for skill. All built to give young athletes a real place to develop.
Coming soon.
07/07/2026
PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: Lane Physical Therapy Center
When rehab spaces train like performance centers, people come back stronger than before. That's the standard Perform-X is built for.
06/12/2026
Immersion continues. Are you in?
06/09/2026
Fairview High School. On the floor. Putting in work.
Speed training. Explosive movement.
This is what better athletes are built on.
06/04/2026
Champions keep playing until they get it right.
It's never just the talent. It's what you keep doing after everyone else walks out. That's the standard we believe in at Perform-X.
This is what we live by. What's something you refuse to quit on until it's right? 👇
06/02/2026
Phase three for Iowa State is here: Perform-X Jump Machines.
Built to develop explosive power and vertical output, the jump machines complete the progression, treadmills, hip machines, and now jump training working together as one system.
Three phases. One purpose: building better athletes.
05/29/2026
Small detail. Big impact.
One track. Clip in and any platform becomes a full training station, loaded lifts, jumps, explosive work.
Built for facilities that expect more.
05/22/2026
The Big Three have shaped strength training for decades.
Do squat, bench, and deadlift give the full picture of athletic strength, or is there more to the story?
We want to hear how others see it.
What’s your take? 👇
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