Excellence Through Consistency

Power Your Performance

From first movement skills to High Performance competition prep — Level 4 speed coaching, running technique and team sport speed for AFL, soccer, basketball, netball, and track athletes. Based in Melbourne, servicing Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula.

Directed by Alistair Tait Australian Athletics Level 4 High Performance Coach 2006 Commonwealth Games · Athletics Training Venue Supervisor Victoria State Representative
1,000+

Athletes developed across school, club, and elite pathways. Any sport, any fitness level.

98%

Parent satisfaction. Term-aligned programs with set-and-forget renewals and regular progress updates.

20+

Years of coaching. Power2ADAPT founded 2007 — accredited to one of the highest international levels.

What We Build.

Programs are written around the athlete — their event, their training history, the demands of the season ahead. Coaching, performance education, and consulting from a single source.

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Junior Academy & Emerging Athletes

Ages 5–16. Foundation movement skills through to structured athletic development. Any sport, any fitness level. Peninsula Grammar, Toorak College, Frankston and Mornington venues.

Programs
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Senior Squad & Team Sport Speed

Application-based competition preparation for serious athletes. Performance tracking, speed and strength metrics, and race-day peaking.

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High Performance Coaching

1-on-1 movement analysis, biomechanical video assessment, and competition peaking. From $150 per session. Team consulting and coaching education also available.

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Projects.

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Live Power2ADAPT Complete Speed Assessment Guide
Speed Assessment Tool

Online athlete testing platform. Athletes self-report sprint, agility, and jump scores. Results tracked over time.

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In Development My Athletic Journey — personal performance hub
My Athletic Journey

White-label athlete tracking app built on the Power2ADAPT platform. Your personal performance hub.

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From the Journal.

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Why "Working Hard" Isn't a Plan

The athletes who break plateaus aren't the ones who train the hardest — they're the ones whose programs adapt fastest. A quick framework for spotting when to push, deload, or pivot a block entirely.

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