In addition to the many sport-specific team-trained programs we offer, we also offer VertiMax individual training. The VertiMax is a resisted jump trainer used to improve lower body reactive power. Research shows that the combination of heavy resistance high speed training done on the VertiMax stimulates neuromuscular adaptation and promotes maximum strength, power and acceleration. With the combination of traditional Sportsmetrics^TM injury prevention training, VertiMax resisted jump training and high intensity strength training, gives athletes the edge they need to beat the competition.

Like the other programs, VertiMax training should be done prior to the start of the sports season. VertiMax training is specific to the sport and individualized to the athlete. It can be performed two or three non-consecutive days of the week, depending on the athletes needs. The entire training session includes the traditional jump training for injury prevention, resisted jumps, speed and acceleration training, resistance training and flexibility.

Package options

• 12 individual sessions (2 days/week for 6 weeks): $200
• 18 individual sessions (3 days/week for 6 weeks): $300

Who is using the Vertimax?

The last four out of five Super Bowl champions and 21 of last year’s 25 top-ranked major college football training programs own and use VertiMax

The three largest NFL football training facilities own 13 VertiMax

Of 2006′s NCAA Division I Basketball Elite Eight teams, six of the men’s and five of the women’s programs own and use a VertiMax for basketball training. This includes men’s national champion Florida and women’s national runner-up Duke.

2008 NCAA Elite Eight team Davidson College uses the VertiMax training system as part of the comprehensive training program.

VertiMax is used by top MLB teams; NHL Stanley Cup winner Tampa Bay Lightning uses it for hockey training; and top-ranked European Soccer Clubs use it for soccer training.

For more information on the VertiMax visit:
www.vertimax.com