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Elite Performance: How Justin Wakefield Uses the Aussie Pro Runner for NFL and MLB Athletes | 2025

by Aussie Fitness Pros Admin on Mar 11, 2025
Professional strength coach Justin Wakefield training NFL MLB  athletes on the Aussie Pro Runner

When preparing elite athletes for the NFL Combine, MLB season, or professional competitions, every training advantage matters. For the past four years, Justin Wakefield at Apex Performance has made the Aussie Pro Runner a cornerstone in his elite athlete development programs, delivering measurable results for professional athletes across multiple sports.

Key Takeaways

  • Curved treadmills provide precise assessment of running mechanics
  • Self-powered design creates authentic ground force reactions
  • Versatile training options from max velocity to acceleration work
  • Resistance features replicate sled training without additional equipment
  • Proven performance improvements in elite athletes

Professional Insights: Training with Justin Wakefield

Apex Performance has established itself as a premier destination for elite athlete development, specializing in NFL Combine and Pro Day preparation, NFL offseason training, and MLB/MiLB offseason performance enhancement. Justin Wakefield's approach integrates cutting-edge equipment with proven methodologies to develop complete athletes.

Why Curved Treadmills Excel for Elite Training

Superior Movement Analysis

For coaches working with elite athletes, movement assessment is critical. The Aussie Pro Runner provides unique advantages:

"What makes the Aussie Pro Runner a valuable tool for elite athlete training is the convenience factor. Getting a professional athlete on the Pro Runner in the gym, you can really see what the athlete's running gait is doing from a close perspective."

When working with MLB players, Wakefield has observed that mechanical efficiency trained on the curved treadmill directly transfers to more efficient base-running patterns. The controlled environment allows for precise adjustment of running mechanics that would be difficult to address in regular field training.

Authentic Ground Force Replication

Unlike conventional motorized treadmills, the Aussie Pro Runner's self-powered design creates a more authentic training experience:

"The self-driven belt design is huge for mimicking ground force reactions the best without being actually on the ground. Some treadmills allow for an 'assisted' feel to the run, not allowing the muscles to deliver similar forces as natural ground running. The curve on the runner assists with proper top-end mechanics, a kind of 'self-fixing' form makes it easy."

This self-correcting design element has proven particularly valuable for teaching proper sprint mechanics to athletes at all levels.

Pro-Level Training Protocols

Versatile Workout Programming

After four years of implementation, Wakefield has developed specialized protocols for different training phases and objectives:

"You can do all types of workouts on the Pro Runner from interval sprints, max velocity runs, and with the resistance dialed up, you can work on acceleration power and mechanics."

This versatility allows for periodized training throughout the competitive season and offseason, targeting specific performance elements as needed.

Acceleration and Power Development

For explosive sports that require both acceleration and top-end speed, the resistance features offer unique benefits:

"The 'sled push' functionality is big because it allows you to create acceleration mechanics and shapes as well as add resistance that helps with strength similar to what a loaded sled run would do without having to lug a sled and weight around."

This convenience factor means more efficient training sessions and consistent resistance patterns compared to traditional sled work. Research supports that sled training improves sprint acceleration, particularly in short bursts critical for football and other explosive sports. 

Additionally, a study on high school athletes found that resisted sled pulls significantly improved 5-, 10-, and 20-meter sprint performance, with heavier sled loads producing the most substantial gains in short acceleration. This supports the idea that properly programmed sled training enhances explosiveness—a crucial factor for linebackers like Frankie Luvu, known for his quick first step.

Measurable Performance Results

Four years of implementation with professional athletes has demonstrated clear benefits:

"We have seen a ton of improvements from our athletes' speed, endurance, and running mechanics through workouts on the Pro Runner."

Baserunning speed and efficiency correlate with better offensive performance. Statcast Sprint Speed data confirms that players with elite speed score more often, take extra bases at a higher rate, and accumulate more stolen bases. Faster baserunners also tend to have higher BABIP due to their ability to beat out infield hits, which can contribute to marginal improvements in batting average.

Additionally, research has shown that improving running mechanics and efficiency can enhance overall sprint performance, which plays a crucial role in baseball. While batting average is primarily influenced by contact quality and plate discipline, baserunning speed and smart decision-making improve a player’s total offensive value—impacting metrics like runs scored, extra-base hit percentage, and even WAR (Wins Above Replacement), which influences contract negotiations and All-Star selections. 

Apex Performance's elite NFL clientele, including standouts like Frankie Luvu (Washington Commanders), Tarik Skubal (Detroit Tigers), Dennis Gardeck (Arizona Cardinals), and Patrick Onwuasor Jr, have benefited from this specialized training approach. These athletes have seen measurable improvements in their explosive power and on-field performance following offseason work on the Aussie Pro Runner.

Implementation Advice for Performance Coaches

For strength and conditioning professionals looking to incorporate curved treadmill training, Wakefield offers practical guidance:

"Some advice I would give coaches would be to make a smart, measurable plan on what you intend to use the Aussie Pro Runner for, and you will see the results show up!"

This systematic approach ensures that the equipment becomes a valued part of a comprehensive training system rather than just another tool.

Athlete Responses to Curved Treadmill Training

The true test of any training method is how athletes respond—both in terms of results and engagement:

"All our athletes have a love-hate relationship with the Aussie. It is as hard as you make it, and some of the workouts will lay you out, but when the results show up, all our guys can appreciate the Aussie Pro Runner and the workouts we do on them!"

This honest assessment highlights both the challenge and effectiveness of curved treadmill training for elite performance.  It's designed for the athlete in you.  For those who want to put the work in.  

Training for Professional Performance

For facilities focused on developing elite athletes, training equipment selection directly impacts results. After four years of implementation, Justin Wakefield's experience demonstrates that the Aussie Pro Runner provides unique benefits for speed development, mechanical improvement, and performance enhancement that translate to competitive advantages for professional athletes.  

 

 

Expert Q&A with Justin Wakefield, Apex Performance

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What makes the Aussie Pro Runner a valuable tool for elite athlete training?

"What makes the Aussie Pro Runner a valuable tool for elite athlete training is the convenience factor. Getting a professional athlete on the Pro Runner in the gym, you can really see what the athlete's running gait is doing from a close perspective."

How does the self-powered design benefit speed, endurance, and sprint mechanics?

"The self-driven belt design is huge for mimicking ground force reactions the best without being actually on the ground. Some treadmills allow for an 'assisted' feel to the run, not allowing the muscles to deliver similar forces as natural ground running. The curve on the runner assists with proper top-end mechanics, a kind of 'self-fixing' form makes it easy."

What specific workouts do you program on the Aussie Pro Runner for elite performance?

"You can do all types of workouts on the Pro Runner from interval sprints, max velocity runs, and with the resistance dialed up, you can work on acceleration power and mechanics."

How does the sled push functionality help build strength and explosive power?

"The 'sled push' functionality is big because it allows you to create acceleration mechanics and shapes as well as add resistance that helps with strength similar to what a loaded sled run would do without having to lug a sled and weight around."

Have you seen measurable improvements in your athletes' performance since incorporating the Aussie Pro Runner?

"We have seen a ton of improvements from our athletes' speed, endurance, and running mechanics through workouts on the Pro Runner."

What advice would you give to other coaches looking to integrate curved treadmill training for high-level athletes?

"Some advice I would give coaches would be to make a smart, measurable plan on what you intend to use the Aussie Pro Runner for, and you will see the results show up!"

Which athletes are loving the Aussie Pro Runner and which ones dread it?

"All our athletes have a love-hate relationship with the Aussie. It is as hard as you make it, and some of the workouts will lay you out, but when the results show up, all our guys can appreciate the Aussie Pro Runner and the workouts we do on them!"

Sources:

1. Speed & Draft Position Impact

  • Statcast Sprint Speed Leaderboard (MLB sprint speed data):
    https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/leaderboard/sprint_speed
  • The Dynasty Dugout – Sprint Speed and Impact on Hitting:
    https://www.thedynastydugout.com/p/sprint-speed-and-the-impact-on-hitting

2. Sled Training & Acceleration Gains

  • Study on sled training improving 10-meter sprint times in rugby players:
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22692118
  • Study on resisted sled pulls improving 5-, 10-, and 20-meter sprint performance in high school athletes:
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32773545

3. Baserunning Efficiency & Offensive Impact

  • Statcast Sprint Speed Leaderboard (MLB baserunning data):
    https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/leaderboard/sprint_speed

This guide was developed in collaboration with Justin Wakefield of Apex Performance, drawing on his extensive experience training professional athletes for NFL, MLB, and elite sports performance.  Cheers to all you success mate!

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  1 · Why long runs on a curved deck build faster aerobic gains Standard long runs teach your body to hold pace as fatigue and heart-rate drift creep up. A curved, self-powered treadmill quietly raises the metabolic ceiling by 10-15 % at the same speed compared with a motor belt, forcing your aerobic system to “adapt upward” in every session. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govtomsguide.com Because you supply all the propulsion, stride mechanics stay closer to over-ground running and vertical ground-reaction forces remain stable even as you tire. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govresearchgate.net That translates to marathon-specific durability without the wear of concrete miles. 2 · Long-run template: the Steady + Surge 120 Segment Time RPE Purpose Warm-up jog 10 min 3-4 Raise core temp Steady block 1 40 min @ marathon pace +15 s/mi 5-6 Aerobic base Surge 3 min @ half-marathon pace 7 Recruit fast-twitch fibers Steady block 2 40 min @ MP +15 s/mi 6 Fatigue resistance Surge 3 min @ MP-10 s 7-8 Teach pace change late in run Cool-down walk 7 min 2-3 Lower HR Goal: Keep HR drift ≤ 5 % across the two steady blocks. Use the surge to “reset” cadence and engage hip extensors before fatigue alters form. 3 · Managing heart-rate drift indoors Conduct a simple drift test every 4-6 weeks: run 60 min at aerobic pace and compare average HR in the first vs. last 15 min. A ≤ 5 % rise signals solid aerobic efficiency; > 5 % means you need more base work or better cooling.uphillathlete.compmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Curved decks accelerate drift sooner (extra workload), so improving here pays big dividends outdoors.frontiersin.org 4 · Hydration & cooling hacks Indoor runs remove wind; sweat rate climbs. Ensure a 22 oz bottle in the Aussie Pro Runner’s water bottle cage and swap every 30 min—treadmill users drink more reliably because fluids sit an arm’s length away. runnersworld.com    5 · Aussie Pro Runner edge for long runs Feature Marathon payoff Water bottle cage Hands-free hydration & cooling to tame HR drift Low-profile slats Softer foot strike over 2-hour sessions Silent flywheel Holds steady rhythm without motor hum Sled-mode lever Add late-run resistance to mimic final-hill fatigue 6 · Next steps & internal links ← Post #3: HYROX & Hybrid Athletes — Curved-Treadmill Workouts for Race-Day Power Next → Post #5: Strength on the Slats — Sled-Push & Hill-Drive Drills Without a Sled (drops next week). Citations Non-motorised vs. motorised treadmill metabolic demand, J. Strength Cond. Res., 2019. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Curved treadmills burn 30–40 % more calories, JM Fitness 2023. jmfitness-gym.com VO₂ & stride mechanics on cNMT, 2023 review. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Ground-reaction & fatigue study, 2025. researchgate.net Heart-rate drift test guide, Uphill Athlete 2024. uphillathlete.com Instant HR-drift correction model, Frontiers in Physiology, 2024. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Hydration convenience indoors, Runner’s World, 2024. runnersworld.com Reddit anecdote on long treadmill runs, r/Marathon_Training 2025. reddit.com Motorised vs. non-motorised strength ratios, J. Sports Med., 2023. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Proof-of-concept HR-drift model (submax exercise), 2024. frontiersin.org
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How a Pro OCR Athlete Uses Curved Treadmill Training to Dominate Obstacle Racing and HYROX
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Savage Race Champion Kaeley Wynsma shares her proven Aussie Pro Runner workouts for elite performance When Kaeley Wynsma captures a title at a race like Savage Race, she doesn't just rely on traditional obstacle course training. As owner of Transform Fitness Studio in Grandville, Michigan, and a Team USA OCR alternate, Kaeley has discovered that curved treadmill training has become the secret weapon in her coaching arsenal for both elite OCR athletes and everyday fitness enthusiasts. Meet Kaeley Wynsma: Elite OCR Athlete and Performance Coach Kaeley Wynsma is a NASM-certified CPT/FNS/PES, mom of three, and Savage Race champion who channels her background as a collegiate runner and gymnast into coaching excellence. At Transform Fitness Studio in Grandville, MI, she leads OCR-inspired small-group sessions and performance blocks that "ignite the inner athlete" in beginners and elites alike. Her athletic résumé includes elite OCR pedigree as a former competitive gymnast and collegiate middle-distance runner who transitioned to obstacle course racing after college. Beyond her notable 2024 Savage Race victory, she maintains regular podium finishes on the SavagePRO series and represents the pinnacle of hybrid athletic performance. Why Curved Treadmill Training Revolutionizes OCR Performance The Self-Powered Advantage for Obstacle Athletes "The self-powered aspect allows the athlete to power their speed, making it more relatable to competition, and the curved design feels a lot better on the joints while promoting a more natural stride," explains Kaeley. This self-powered curved treadmill design translates directly to OCR performance, where athletes must generate their own momentum through varied terrain, over obstacles, and during high-intensity race segments. Unlike motorized treadmills, curved treadmill training forces athletes to develop the same power generation they'll need on race day. Variable Resistance for Complete OCR Training Kaeley utilizes the full spectrum of curved treadmill resistance levels for comprehensive training: Low to Zero Resistance (Levels 1-2): 10-20 minute steady-state runs for aerobic base building Speed interval training from 200-meter repeats to mile repeats Endurance development for longer OCR events High Resistance (Levels 6-7): Sled push simulation for obstacle-specific strength Uphill leg strength development Hamstring strengthening through backwards resistance walks Curved Treadmill Workouts for OCR and Hybrid Athletes Power and Speed Development Sessions When focusing on explosive power for obstacle navigation, Kaeley designs curved treadmill workouts around shorter sprints combined with weighted power movements: Sample Power Workout: Curved treadmill sprint intervals: 6x30 seconds at resistance level 3-4 Power movements between intervals: cleans, snatches, kettlebell swings, plyometrics Focus on maintaining speed and power output under fatigue Strength and Endurance Integration For building the strength endurance crucial to OCR success: Sample Strength-Endurance Workout: High-resistance curved treadmill intervals: 4x2 minutes at resistance level 6-7 Weighted movements between intervals: lunges, carries, heavy squats and presses Simulates the strength demands of obstacle negotiation combined with running HYROX and Functional Fitness Application "Since getting the Aussie Pro Runner, my ability to go from weighted movement back to running has improved,"  notes Kaeley. This transition ability is crucial for HYROX athletes who must seamlessly move between strength stations and running segments. The curved treadmill's higher resistance levels (6-7) specifically translate to improved HYROX race performance by simulating the sled push stations while building the specific strength patterns needed for functional movement under fatigue. Programming Curved Treadmill Training for Different Athletes Coaching Athletes with Varied Goals As a coach working with both elite competitors and fitness beginners, Kaeley appreciates how curved treadmill training adapts to individual needs: "I incorporate the Aussie Pro Runner based on their goals, strengths, and weaknesses, but I love how easy it is to tailor towards each athlete in a group setting." For OCR Athletes: Higher emphasis on resistance training for obstacle-specific strength Interval patterns that mimic race demands Integration with grip strength and functional movement training For HYROX Athletes: Focus on smooth transitions between resistance levels Emphasis on maintaining pace under metabolic stress Specific attention to sled push simulation at high resistance For General Fitness: Progressive introduction to different resistance levels Emphasis on movement quality and joint-friendly training Building confidence with self-powered movement The Curved Treadmill Advantage for Group Training Space Efficiency and Versatility "With the variety of training I can use the Aussie Pro Runner, my only wish was that I bought it sooner! Not only is it great space-wise, not having to wait for the belt to get up to speed allows me to use it for a wide variety of athletes as well as those just getting started with fitness." For gym owners and coaches, curved treadmill training offers several advantages: Immediate Response: No motor lag means instant speed adjustments for interval training Safety Features: Self-powered design eliminates the fear of "flying off" the treadmill Versatile Programming: Single piece of equipment serves multiple training modalities Space Optimization: Compact footprint compared to multiple cardio machines Beginner-Friendly Design "Even my non-runner members love this treadmill," Kaeley reports. The self-propelled belt automatically slows when users decrease their effort, making curved treadmill training accessible to athletes of all levels. This safety feature is particularly valuable in group training environments where athletes of different abilities train simultaneously. Curved Treadmill Training Results: Performance Improvements Measurable Athletic Gains Kaeley has observed significant performance improvements in both her own training and her athletes: "I've noticed the difference in the athletes I train in their speed and endurance since incorporating curved treadmill training." Specific improvements include: Enhanced transition ability between strength exercises and running Improved power generation for obstacle negotiation Better pacing control during long-duration events Increased confidence in varied movement patterns Joint Health and Injury Prevention The curved design promotes natural running mechanics while reducing impact stress—crucial for OCR athletes who face additional impact from obstacle interactions during training and competition. Manual Treadmill vs. Traditional Treadmill for OCR Training Why Curved Treadmill Training Surpasses Motorized Options Self-Powered Mechanics: Develops the power generation patterns used in actual OCR competition Variable Resistance: Single machine provides both cardio and strength training stimuli Natural Movement Patterns: Curved surface encourages proper running biomechanics Instant Adaptability: No motor lag allows for true interval training and group programming Essential Curved Treadmill Workouts for OCR Athletes Endurance Base Building: 20-30 minutes at resistance levels 2-3 Focus on sustainable pace and efficient movement Builds aerobic foundation for longer OCR events Power Development: 8x45-second intervals at resistance levels 5-6 90-second recovery between efforts Develops anaerobic power for obstacle negotiation Strength Integration: Alternating 2-minute blocks: resistance level 6 followed by functional strength exercise Simulates OCR demands of strength under fatigue Builds sport-specific conditioning patterns The Future of OCR Training: Curved Treadmill Integration As OCR continues to evolve and attract athletes from diverse backgrounds, training methods must adapt to address the unique demands of obstacle racing. Curved treadmill training offers a solution that bridges the gap between traditional cardio and functional strength training. For coaches like Kaeley Wynsma, who work with athletes ranging from fitness beginners to elite competitors, curved treadmill training provides the versatility needed to address individual goals within group settings while developing the specific attributes that translate to OCR success. Whether you're preparing for your first Spartan Race, training for HYROX competition, or seeking to improve your obstacle racing performance, integrating curved treadmill training into your program offers measurable benefits that translate directly to race-day success. The combination of self-powered movement, variable resistance, and joint-friendly design makes curved treadmill training an essential tool for modern OCR athletes who demand equipment that matches the intensity and specificity of their sport. Ready to revolutionize your OCR training with curved treadmill workouts? 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HYROX & Hybrid Athletes: Curved-Treadmill Workouts for Race-Day Power
  1 · Why HYROX racers love the curve A HYROX race strings 8 × 1 km runs together with functional workouts like 2 × 25 m sled pushes (152 kg), sled pulls (103 kg), 80 m burpee broad jumps and a 1 k row.hyrox.comhyrox.compmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govhyroxhk.com Pain point: Motor-belt treadmills can’t match the burst-to-jog rhythm of those zones. Curved, self-powered decks let athletes surge instantly and replicate sled-push effort without leaving the belt. Metabolic proof: Speed-matched tests show non-motorised decks elevate VO₂ and heart-rate ~10-15 % above motor belts at the same pace.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov 2 · Race-sim workout: “Run-Push-Burpee Block” Segment Prescription Purpose Warm-up 5-min jog ➜ 6 dynamic drills Raise core temp Block A 400 m run @ race pace → 30 s sled-mode push (lever down) → 10 burpee broad jumps on deck Mimic HYROX station 3 combo Recovery 90 s walk HR drop < 65 % max Repeat 4–6 rounds Conditioning & skill Cool-down 5-min walk + mobility Restore Tip: Keep RPE ≤ 9 on early rounds; HYROX pacing rewards controlled surges. 3 · Science spotlight: sled-push mechanics on a curved deck Switching the Aussie Pro Runner into sled-mode raises belt resistance ≈ 30 %, matching similar force demands HYROX uses in competition. Athletes hit peak VO₂ within 20 s—similar to real sled pushes—without floor space.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govresearchgate.net   4 · Aussie Pro Runner tech edge for hybrids Feature Race-day payoff One-touch sled lever Swap from run to push in < 2 s—mirrors arena workflow. 350 lb frame rating Minimal sway during sprints Handlebar Variability Multi point support Low-profile slats Softer landings for masters-age recovery runs. 6 · Scaling guide Athlete level Block rounds Sled-mode % (lever click) Progress trigger Beginner 3 50 % resistance HR recovers to < 60 % max in 90 s Intermediate 5 75 % Final round time within 5 s of first Elite 6 100 % + weight vest Add 7ᵗʰ round when all burpees unbroken 7 · Next steps Need more endurance? → Post #4 “Endurance Engine: Marathon-Prep Long Runs on the Curve.” Missed the interval primer? ← Post #2: Speed Intervals That Stick Citations HYROX Single Rulebook 2024–25.hyrox.com HYROX “The Fitness Race” workout list.hyrox.com Bergmann et al., Acute physiological responses in HYROX athletes, 2025.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov HYROX Hong Kong event overview (sled loads & distances).hyroxhk.com Frederick et al., Physiological Responses to Speed-Matched Running on Non-Motorised Treadmills, 2024.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Oyarzo-C. et al., Curved NMT vs motorised metabolic cost, 2023. Gait analysis on curved NMTs (University of Calgary), 2023.researchgate.net Step-length & cadence changes on CNTs, J. Sports Sci., 2018.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov HYROX participation growth (8 000+ athletes, Bilbao), AS news, 2025.as.com Treadmill incline misconception study, Curr. Issues Sport Sci., 2024.ciss-journal.org
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