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About Premier Athlete Performance

About the Owner, Eric Wise


Owner and President Eric Wise, is a Certified Sports Conditioning Specialist, Certified Personal Trainer by the American Fitness Professionals and Associates, and Certified IYCA High School Strength & Conditioning Specialist. 

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 at Fairfield University.

"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


PAP IS IN THE NEWS AGAIN! THE READING EAGLE FEATURES COACH/OWNER ERIC WISE AND THE BENEFITS OF PAP TRAINING FOR COLLEGE & ALL ATHLETES!!

Check out this fantastic article about Coach & Owner Eric Wise and Premier Athlete Performance!!

Exercise options for college students home for the summer:
By Courtney H. Diener-Stokes
Reading Eagle Correspondent

There are many options for college students who are back in Berks County for the summer to keep up their fitness routines, whether they're varsity athletes or just looking to stay in shape.

Fitness centers welcome college students. One customizes fitness programs for the athlete who is looking to gear up for his or her return to school on the field, court or track, and others offer good deals with full club access.

Premier Athlete Performance (PAP), Wyomissing, offers a 10-week summer program for college students starting in June. Most students, ages 17-22, are playing a sport for an NCAA Division I, II or III school. Males and females can participate, and many sports are represented.

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Check out Coach Eric Wise Featured for the Fitness Profile in the Reading Eagle

Age: 32.

Address: Spring Township.

Occupation: Owner of Premier Athlete Performance, Wyomissing.

When and why you began to exercise: I began exercising when I started playing sports at age 8. I trained to become better in sports as I grew older.

Type you do: I train athletes to become stronger, faster and get in better condition for their sports.

Hardest hurdle to overcome: Starting our own family business is a hurdle in itself.

Biggest exercise achievement: My biggest achievement is seeing young athletes achieve their goals at our facility and within their sports.

How exercise helps you: Exercise gives me the energy to feel, think, parent, train and live better every day.

Tips to others: Everyone regardless of age or physical ability should work out hard enough to lie on the floor looking at the sky or ceiling and ask themselves, "Why did I just put myself through this?" That is when you know you had a great workout. Do that each time you work out and you will see the results you want.

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CHECK OUT PAP IN THE NEWS!

By Matt Mulkeen

Voices intern Senior, Wilson

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