OUR STORY
Founded by Dr. Ben Rosenblatt in 2023, 292 Performance is a team of dedicated professionals committed to making a meaningful impact on your personal journey. With years of experience, including leading the physical performance program for the FA Men's Pathway for 7 years, Ben and the 292 Performance team bring expert knowledge in athlete performance.
Ben and a selected interdisciplinary team believe in bringing high-performance coaching to high-performing individuals. At 292 Performance, we utilise performance data scientists, physical coaches, nutritionists and psychologists to provide elite coaching methods and unique in-depth data analysis systems.
Since its founding in 2023, 292 Performance has quickly established itself as a leader in athlete development and performance support. The company is proud to be in partnership with Nike and has worked with over half of the Premier League clubs.
With a diverse portfolio of athletes across professional Football, Cricket, Tennis, and Boxing, 292 Performance is committed to driving results at the highest level, in senior athletes and junior athletes. In addition to athletes, 292 Performance also collaborates with high-performing artists and actors, offering tailored support to help them excel in their respective fields.
292 Performance brings a wealth of expertise, gained through extensive consulting with Olympic Associations, National Governing Bodies, Sports Institutes, Premier League Football and Rugby clubs and Elite Military Organisations within the UK, China, USA and Europe.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
2009 Senior Rehabilitation Scientist Intensive Rehab Unit
“Never experience the same day twice”
Driven by his passion for creating lasting experiences for athletes and enjoying the journey, Ben focused on developing an enjoyable training environment for injured athletes at the Intensive Rehab Unit. During a rehabilitation period, understanding and connecting with the athlete is the focus. Ben wanted the athletes to feel empowered and confident during their training.
Under the guidance of Ben, over 150 athletes successfully transitioned back to their sport, 30 of them winning Olympic Medals. He developed his sought-after training systems to analyse, measure progress and inform training prescription of injured athletes.
2013 Senior Strength and Conditioning Coach Great Britain Hockey
“The moment you decide that you're going to do what you did last year, someone else will copy and do it better.”
Ben, along with performance staff, embarked on a mission to revolutionise how teams collaboratively prepared physically for an Olympic Games. The result was the first-ever Olympic Gold Medal for Team GB Women's Hockey.
A mainstay during his 4 years with GB and England Hockey was a focus on multidisciplinary team collaboration using data, analysis and technology. Ideas and theories led to a collaboration with GSK Human Performance Lab, UCL and the EIS Performance Solutions Team to research and innovate new ways of physically preparing the GB Hockey teams. This experience has shaped his learnings and working models which are being used at 292 today.
After a successful Gold Medal winning Olympic Campaign, Ben moved to the FA to share his knowledge.
2016 Lead Men's Physical Performance Coach Senior Men's The FA
“A culture change to inspire athletes so they want to train.”
During his time at the FA, Ben sought to fully understand the multidisciplinary teams that contribute to an athlete’s and team’s success. From the performance data scientist to the athlete manager, everyone was incorporated into changing the vision of Physical performance at the FA. The impact of Ben’s work was a changed physical training culture of the Senior team and pathway, reverting from a scepticism outlook to physical performance being an integral part of the process. The physical system Ben created is being used widely across football in England.
Research and practical experience show that working as an interdisciplinary team maximizes performance outcomes. At 292, we recognise the team behind the team, their impact and the need to collaborate effectively.