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Athletes' Performance Opens New Facility in Phoenix

Athletes' Performance, the industry leader in performance training for professional athletes, has just opened a new world-class facility in Phoenix, Arizona. The new facility will provide state-of-the-art training, nutrition, and physical therapy services to athletes from the NFL, MLB, NHL, and NBA, along with major champions in golf, tennis, and track, and will replace the original facility in Tempe.

Of the opening, Athletes' Performance founder Mark Verstegen stated, "Our goal at Athletes' Performance has always been to provide a refuge for the top champions in sport to train at the highest level. Our new facility provides a dynamic environment for athletes to prepare, train, fuel, and rest, including two pitching mounds and batting cages for our baseball athletes, a turf field to service our premiere NFL Combine training, a world-class kitchen, lounge, private massage rooms, multiple pools (including a 75' lap pool, spa, and cold plunge) and an indoor/outdoor athlete lounge for all athletes to enjoy."

The new Athletes' Performance facility was designed and created by architecture3s, a Boston-Based commercial architecture firm founded by Vincenzo Giambertone and Todd Terranova. Working in conjunction with key Athletes' Performance staff, the duo created a plan to repurpose an existing 25,000 gsf warehouse. The new Athletes' Performance facility is an integrated indoor and outdoor space that includes an office suite, indoor entertainment lounge, professional kitchen, locker rooms, and a state-of-the-art training floor.

Of the design, Giambertone noted "Athletes' Performance Arizona was truly conceptualized with the athlete in mind. From the exterior structure to interior design elements, every component of the architecture was created to ensure that whether an athlete is completing a rigorous workout, receiving deep tissue massage, or enjoying post-workout nutrition, he or she will have a seamless, word-class experience."

Tags: Training, Sports Performance

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