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Programming-Led Layout
Zones, adjacencies, clearances, class formats, coaching sightlines, and peak-time circulation.
Now Accepting Select Commercial Projects
Designed From
the Training
Floor Out.
Performance Edge helps commercial gym and boutique studio operators turn a training philosophy into a facility—aligning programming, member flow, equipment, brand, and daily operations before expensive decisions become permanent.
Discuss Your FacilityCommercial Gyms + Boutique Studios
StatusAccepting Select Projects
Foundation15 Years Coaching
PerspectiveProgramming + Operations
ServiceDesign + Coordination
Why Performance Comes First
A commercial gym should make the way you coach easier—not force the coaching to work around the room.
Layouts often begin with how much equipment can fit. That misses the real system: how members enter, warm up, move between zones, receive coaching, recover, and share the floor at peak times.
Scott brings fifteen years of coaching and nearly a decade inside Equinox to the design process. That is not a substitute for a completed commercial portfolio, and we will not present it as one. It is the operational perspective behind the select commercial projects Performance Edge is now accepting.
What We Design
The Facility as
One Operating System.
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Equipment Planning
Specification and quantities matched to programming, capacity, member profile, serviceability, and budget.
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Member Experience
Arrival, intimidation points, orientation, storage, recovery, and the small details that shape how the room feels.
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Brand Integration
Signage, color, materials, lighting, mirrors, and visual rhythm connected to the business rather than applied afterward.
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Safety + Accessibility
Clearances, circulation, equipment placement, ADA considerations, and operational risk reviewed with the project team.
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Project Coordination
Specifications aligned with the architect, designer, builder, vendors, installers, and operator.
An expansion market, stated plainly.
Performance Edge does not yet present a completed commercial or boutique-studio case study. This service is offered selectively, grounded in Scott’s training-floor experience and the same design and coordination discipline demonstrated in completed residential and marine work.
Who It Is For
Operators Building
With Intent.
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Experienced trainers opening their first independent facility.
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Boutique concepts translating a distinct coaching model into a physical environment.
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Existing gyms correcting congestion, weak zoning, equipment imbalance, or an inconsistent member experience.
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Architects and developers who need a training-floor specialist inside the wider project team.
How It Works
From Business Model
to Training Floor.
Operational Brief
Business model, member profile, programming, capacity, staffing, schedule, and budget.
Site Review
Dimensions, structure, access, utilities, acoustics, circulation, and constraints.
Program + Layout
Zones, equipment counts, flow, coaching positions, storage, and member journey.
Design Direction
Materials, lighting, mirrors, signage, finishes, and brand integration.
Specification
Equipment and performance requirements documented for project partners.
Coordination
Procurement, delivery, installation, and opening-readiness aligned across teams.
Common Questions
Before We
Plan the Floor.
Do you have completed commercial projects?
Not yet. Performance Edge is currently accepting select commercial and boutique-studio projects. The service draws on fifteen years of coaching, nearly a decade at Equinox, and completed design-management work in residential and marine settings.
Can you work with our architect and contractor?
Yes. Performance Edge serves as the gym-design and performance specialist within the wider project team; licensed construction remains with the appropriate partners.
When should you join?
Before the layout and equipment package are fixed. Early involvement prevents programming and operational needs from being forced into a room designed without them.
Now Accepting Select Projects
Build a Facility That
Supports the Work.
Tell us about the concept, location, square footage, programming, opening target, and current project stage.
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