Eastlake Performance

Eastlake Performance

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We specialize in 1:1 performance training, and our definition of performance encompasses all facets o

08/12/2026

Duty always calls

08/11/2026

Hope someone can push my wheelchair tomorrow.

06/04/2026

Welcome our newest team member!

Solomon Tuttle
CSCS | B.S. Kinesiology, Exercise Science

Lifelong athlete with a background in basketball, coaching, and performance training. Passionate about helping athletes build strength, move better, and perform at their highest level.

Let’s get better together. 💪🏀

05/20/2026

Aghhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiii, wanna train your youth athletes! We’ve been so grateful to have so many parents trust us with their kids future athletics over the past decade!

04/22/2026

The first 😂

04/21/2026

If your legs ain’t twerking, you ain’t workin.

03/30/2026

Like a bad habit, we’re addicted to and data tracking for our athletes. We’ve employed new data sensor tracking to add more measurable insights to power output in our clients.

02/27/2026

Box Squats - a great way to overload the CNS and build lower body power effectively. As you lower yourself to the box, your core and muscles should stay engaged even after your butt touches the box. The spine needs to remain stacked and avoid hitting the box hard as it will increase the possibility of injury to your sacrum.

Remember each rep should be an exact mirror of each rep.

02/24/2026

Purpose: Assess static balance and postural stability. It is commonly used for many things but is especially useful for determining a baseline of balance and posture. Lower score indicate better balance control.

Error’s:
Opens eyes
Lifts hands of hips
Steps, stumbles, or falls
Hips flex or move any more then 30 degrees
Lifts foot or heel
Out of position for more then 5s

Test sequence is: Double leg, Single leg non-dominant, and tandem stance with dominant foot in front.
Then repeated again on foam surface, 20s for each position and a max of 10 errors per position.

02/19/2026

Exercise: Quadruped Around The World

This exercise can be used at any level of training to strengthen and coordinate the shoulders’ ability to rotate and stabilize the shoulder girdle.

Start with 2-3 sets of 3-5 reps increasing the sets and reps each week to ensure there is progressive overload, additionally each side must be rotated towards to prevent imbalances.

If you are struggling with any shoulder pain, restrictions, clicks, pops or previous dislocations do not attempt these as they could increase a risk of injury. Instead, start with less intense and lighter loads of different exercises to strengthen the shoulder girdle which can then transfer to the quadruped shoulder circles.

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Seattle, WA

Opening Hours

Monday 5am - 8:30pm
Tuesday 5am - 8:30pm
Wednesday 5am - 8:30pm
Thursday 5am - 8:30pm
Friday 5am - 8:30pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm