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| 916 E Baseline Rd Ste 130, Mesa, AZ, 85204 | |
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2.4 miMesa Railroad Station
2.5 miMesa Drive / Main Street
2.6 miCenter Street / Main Street
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Specialties
Performance One Advanced Sports Training is a private Strength and Conditioning facility committed to preparing athletes for the grind of their sport. We use the latest proven scientific and applied principles in the field of strength and conditioning preparing our athletes to compete at the top of their sport. We specialize in the sport of Olympic Weightlifting as well.
Our purpose is to help you achieve your fitness goals. If you are looking to lose weight, increase your energy and endurance, tone muscle or increase muscle mass, training with Performance One can help you realize your potential.
Each fitness program is specifically designed by Joe Micela, Senior International Coach for USA Weightlifting and Certified Trainer from the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
History
Established in 2000.
Coach Joe Micela started Performance One back in 2000 with one goal in mind, «To contribute my knowledge, enthusiasm, and experience to the development of superior athletes.»
Coach Micela has developed High School, College, Professional, and Olympic Level Athletes. He is considered a leader in the field of Olympic Weightlifting and Explosive Power Development for Sport Strength and Conditioning.
Meet the Business Owner
Joe M.
Business Owner
Joe Micela has ran Team Arizona Weightlifting, into one of the most successful Olympic Style Weightlifting Club in the Southwest. In 2012 he formed the Performance One Weightlifting Club to closer tie the Performance One Athletes together under one facility and one name. As a Weightlifting Coach He has produced many national and international medalists. In 2012 He Coached 4x National Champion Sarah Robles to the 2012 Olympics. In 2011, Coach Micela guide the Women’s World Team to solidify two Female Slots for the 2012 Olympics. In 2010, he coached two athletes to the Senior World Championships in Antalya, Turkey. He also was named the Head Coach for the Woman’s Pan American Team. In 2009 he was the Assistant Coach for both the Men’s and Women’s Senior World Weightlifting Team. And in 2008 he was awarded the Developmental Coach of the Year from the United States Olympic Committee representing the sport of Weightlifting.
