Premier Athlete Performance is a serious, high-performance training facility designed by athletes for athletes.  Our focus is to make all of our athletes stronger, faster, quicker, and more powerful.

PAP provides athletes with an environment in which they can identify and work toward quantifiable improvements both inside and outside the training facility.

Recognized for its no-nonsense, motivating training environment with just the right mix of science and attitude, the knowledge displayed and results attained at PAP have led to success on the youth, middle school, high school, collegiate and professional levels.

Owner and President Eric Wise, is a Certified Sports Conditioning Specialist and Certified Personal Trainer by the American Fitness Professionals and Associates.  He has trained athletes at the world renowned Mike Boyle's Strength and Conditioning Center in Massachusetts.   He has developed systems that provide insight to all type of speed, agility and strength enhancements. These systems are used to train beginner athletes to professional athletes and are effective at nearly every age.

Eric is a former Arena Football League star playing for New Haven, Tallahassee, and New England for 3 years.  He finished his college football playing career as the 18th ranked receiver in receptions in Division 1-AA history.  He was selected as an All-American and 2 Time All Conference wide receiver during his career.

"Today you need more than just talent to be successful as an athlete.  You need an edge gained through training programs off of the field, court, or diamond.  I had to work hard during the off season to keep my edge and to realize my full potential as an athlete." - Eric Wise

When Eric Wise attended Reading High School, he was an intense athlete always looking for new ways to get better.

He classified himself as a hard worker who did anything possible in his training to gain a competitive advantage (within the rules, of course). Although Wise had a successful college football career and played arena football professionally, he thought that growing up in Berks County put him at a disadvantage. MORE