Your Shot Is Coming.
Be Ready For It.
AP's NFL Combine Training is an invitation-only program built for college football players preparing for the NFL Combine, Pro Day, and the next level.
This isn't general football training. Every athlete is tested, evaluated, and given an individualized training plan designed around their position, performance data, and the areas that can make the biggest difference when it's time to perform.
Built For The Biggest Test Of Your Career
You've spent years proving yourself on the field. Now, fractions of a second and inches can change how you're evaluated.
At Athletic Performance, we prepare athletes specifically for the demands of the NFL Combine and Pro Day process.
From your 40-yard dash and position-specific drills to strength, explosiveness, recovery, and preparation away from the field, everything has a purpose.
We don't just work harder. We find where you can improve and train accordingly.
We Start With The Numbers
Before we build your program, we need to know exactly where you stand.
We establish objective baseline numbers, identify opportunities for improvement, and continue testing throughout your preparation so your training can evolve with you.
Testing Can Include
40-Yard Dash & Splits
Measure acceleration and top-end speed with electronic timing.
Vertical Jump
Evaluate lower-body explosiveness and your ability to produce force vertically.
Broad Jump
Measure horizontal power and explosive force production.
Pro Agility / Shuttle
Evaluate acceleration, deceleration, change of direction, and body control.
Three-Cone Drill
Measure your ability to bend, redirect, accelerate, and move efficiently.
Bench Press
Build and prepare specifically for the strength-endurance demands of combine testing.
Force Plate & Performance Testing
Go deeper into how you produce force, power, and explosiveness.
The goal isn't simply collecting numbers.
It's knowing what those numbers tell us about how you need to train.
Your Combine Program Is Built Around You
No Two Prospects Need The Same Training
Your position matters. Your testing numbers matter. Your strengths matter. Your weaknesses matter.
That's why we don't hand every athlete the same combine workout.
Your program is built around what you need to improve before your opportunity arrives.
That may mean improving your first 10 yards. It may mean developing more explosive power for your jumps. It may mean cleaning up change-of-direction mechanics, increasing strength, or sharpening the technique of a specific combine drill.
We identify where time and effort can have the biggest impact—and build your training around it.
Train For The Test
Being a great football player and being great at combine testing aren't exactly the same thing. Combine drills are skills. Technique matters. We break down the details that can cost—or save—valuable hundredths of a second.
40-Yard Dash
Starts, acceleration mechanics, transition, top-end speed, and finish.
Vertical & Broad Jump
Jump mechanics, force production, explosiveness, and efficient takeoff technique.
5-10-5 Shuttle
Deceleration, footwork, body positioning, plant mechanics, and reacceleration.
Three-Cone Drill
Efficient transitions, body control, bending mechanics, and acceleration.
Bench Press
Technique, strength, muscular endurance, and test-specific preparation.
Position-Specific Work
Preparation that goes beyond standardized testing and gets you ready to demonstrate the movement skills required at your position.
Speed You Can Measure
Electronic Timing. No Guessing.
We use electronic timing technology to measure sprint performance with precision.
That means we're not relying on a stopwatch and telling you that you "look faster."
We can measure your 10-yard acceleration, 40-yard performance, and progress over time so coaches can make informed adjustments to your training.
Every hundredth matters. So we measure it.
Strength. Power. Explosiveness.
Combine performance isn't built by practicing combine drills alone.
Inside the weight room, we develop the physical qualities behind those numbers.
Your strength and power program is designed to improve your ability to produce force, accelerate, jump, change direction, and withstand the demands of high-level football.
Training is programmed around your testing data, position, training history, and combine timeline—not around a generic workout of the day.
Recover Like A Pro
Training Is Only Part Of The Process
When you're preparing for the NFL, you can't afford to lose valuable training time because your body isn't ready for the next session. AP gives athletes access to a high-performance environment designed to support both training and recovery, including:
- Recovery tools
- Cold plunge
- Sauna
- Normatec
- On-site physical therapy
- Sports medicine and wellness resources
The goal is simple: train hard enough to improve while keeping your body ready to perform.
Everything You Need Under One Roof
A Facility Built For Performance
Our Old Town Clovis facility gives NFL prospects the space, equipment, technology, and coaching needed to prepare at an elite level.
From turf work and sprint training to strength development, testing, recovery, and physical therapy, athletes don't have to piece together their preparation across multiple facilities.
Train. Test. Recover. Repeat.
More Than The Workout
Preparing You For The Next Level
Making the jump from college football to professional football involves more than running a fast 40. AP's program is designed to help athletes prepare for the entire process.
Media Training
Learn how to communicate confidently in interviews, handle difficult questions, represent yourself professionally, and begin building your personal brand.
Financial Education
Prepare for the financial realities that come with professional sports, including budgeting, financial planning, taxes, retirement considerations, and managing the transition into professional football.
Professional Preparation
Walk into Combine and Pro Day opportunities knowing you've prepared for more than the drills.
Experience Matters When The Opportunity Is This Big
AP has spent decades developing athletes at the collegiate and professional levels.
Our coaching staff brings experience from Division I athletics, professional football, and elite track and field—and understands the details required to prepare athletes for Combine and Pro Day testing.
Since 2011, AP athletes have produced 4.3-second 40-yard dash performances, 40+ inch vertical jumps, 10+ foot broad jumps, and significant improvements in the weight room.
But the goal isn't to make you somebody else's athlete.
It's to find every opportunity to improve your performance before your number is called.
Your Opportunity Is Coming.
Make Sure You're Ready For It.
NFL Combine preparation isn't about getting tired.
It's about getting faster. More explosive. More efficient. More prepared.
Every sprint, lift, drill, test, and recovery session should move you closer to performing at your best when scouts are watching.