Those in the know choose recovery with intent.

Founded in 2006, P3 is the first performance facility to use advanced sports science technology — 3D motion capture, dual force plates, and proprietary biomechanical analysis — to assess and train professional athletes. What started as a vision by Harvard-trained physician Dr. Marcus Elliott has become the gold standard in data-driven athlete development.

P3's database of athlete performance and kinematic data is the most comprehensive in professional sports. Before the 2018 NBA Draft, Dr. Elliott's biomechanical analysis identified Luka Dončić as a generational talent — insights that, as the Wall Street Journal reported, eluded all 30 NBA franchises. Their ability to predict knee injuries with 75% accuracy based on biomechanical assessment alone has fundamentally changed how teams evaluate and protect their most valuable assets.

Co-founded in 2007 by Eric Cressey, CSP has become the destination for elite baseball training. More than 100 professional players — representing all 30 MLB organizations — travel to train with Cressey each off-season. The facility's client list reads like an All-Star roster: Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer, Corey Kluber, Trea Turner, and countless others.

Cressey holds a Master's in Kinesiology from UConn's #1-ranked program and is a competitive powerlifter with a 650 lb deadlift. In 2020, the New York Yankees named him Director of Player Health and Performance — a role he holds alongside running CSP. He also coached USA Baseball's Under-18 National Team to a gold medal at the 2015 World Cup in Osaka, Japan.

Founded in 2007 by Kyle Boddy, Driveline Baseball has revolutionized pitcher and hitter development through biomechanics, data science, and relentless iteration. What began as a one-man biomechanics lab in a trailer park — built by a former Microsoft engineer, professional gambler, and self-taught movement scientist — has become the most influential player development operation outside of Major League Baseball itself.

Boddy built his own lab from scratch when experts told him it couldn’t be done: high-speed cameras, EMG sensors, force plates, and inertial measurement units, all wired together with custom software. Driveline uses Rapsodo pitch-tracking cameras and military-grade TrackMan 3D Doppler radar capturing 20,000 measurements per second. Their weighted-ball training protocols regularly add 2–4 mph to a pitcher’s fastball. The Cincinnati Reds hired Boddy as Director of Pitching Initiatives, and he now serves as an advisor to Red Sox GM Craig Breslow.

Driveline’s client list spans the full spectrum of baseball: Shohei Ohtani, Nolan Arenado, Corbin Carroll, Mookie Betts, Clayton Kershaw, and hundreds more. Their 15,000-square-foot Scottsdale facility, plus locations in Tampa and Kent, Washington, runs full-year programs for professionals ($20,000/year), collegians, and high school athletes alike. As ESPN reported, Driveline first tilted the scales toward pitchers — and is now using the same technology to help hitters fight back.

Founded by lifelong friends Isaac, Jared Ward, and Landon Southwick, Run Elite Program is Utah's premier professional running club — developing Olympic-level talent while connecting pros with their communities and local youth. What started as a shared dream among three high school friends has grown into one of the most impressive distance running rosters in the country.

Team Captain Jared Ward placed 6th in the marathon at the 2016 Rio Olympics with a time of 2:11:30, is a 6-time First Team All-American from BYU, and holds 3 U.S. national titles. A BYU statistics professor, Ward famously analyzed marathon pacing strategies for his master's thesis — then applied that data-driven approach to outperform 149 athletes at the Olympic Trials. He is sponsored by Saucony and also co-founded MyoStorm.

REP's roster reads like a Team USA depth chart: Conner Mantz (2x NCAA XC Champion, 2024 Olympian), Clayton Young (NCAA Champion, 2024 Olympian), Grant Fisher, Courtney Frerichs, Kenneth Rooks, and Anna Camp Bennett. Supported by Intermountain Healthcare for PT, bloodwork, VO2 max testing, and recovery equipment, REP bridges the gap between world-class competition and community through camps, clinics, group runs, and seminars.