VERTIMAX, LLC
TAMPA, FLORIDA

> Pro Teams Using VertiMax Pro Teams Using VertiMax Elite athletes at all levels have chosen the VertiMax Advantage! > High Schools Using VertiMax High Schools Using VertiMax The results provided by VertiMax training are unmatched at all levels of athletic competition. Take a look below to view some of the hundreds of professional trainers, college strength & conditioning coaches, sports medicine facilities, high school sports programs, parents and youth leagues that training with VertiMax for superior athletic development. Pro Teams using VertiMax Stillwater HS – Stillwater, Pawhuska HS – Pawhuska, Oaks Mission School – Oaks, Guymon Schools – Guymon, Bowlegs HS – Bowlegs, Woodward HS – Woodward, Pocola HS – Pocola, Victory Life Academy – Durant, Roff Public School – Roff, Jenks HS – Jenks, Heritage Hall Schools – Oklahoma City, Oologah HS – Oologah, Purcell HS – Purcell Classical HS – Providence Southlake Carroll HS, Sabinal HS – Sabinal, Churchill HS – San Antonio, Mission HS – Mission, Callisburg HS – Gainesville, Grady School – Lenorah, Southwest Fort Worth HS – Fort Worth, Boerne HS – Boerne, St. Stephen’s Episcopal School – Austin, Bremond Independent School District – Bremond, Andress HS – El Paso, Socorro HS – El Paso, El Dorado HS – El Paso, Fort Bend Austin HS – Sugarland, Grace Community School – Tyler, Americas HS – El Paso, Emmanuel Baptist School – El Paso, Horizon HS – El Paso, Jefferson HS – El Paso, Plano Senior HS – Plano, Princeton HS – Princeton, Northland Christian School – Houston, Prestonwood Christian Academy – Plano, Calallen HS – Corpus Christi, Western Hills HS – Fort Worth, Nevada Community HS – Nevada, Ennis HS – Ennis, River Road HS – Amarillo, J.W. Nixon HS – Laredo, Breckenridge HS – Breckenridge, Yes College Prep School – Houston, Montwood HS – El Paso, John Cooper School – The Woodlands, McLeod HS – McLeod, Alvord HS – Alvord, Lake Dallas HS – Corinth, Cedar Hill HS – Cedar Hill, Ronald Reagan HS – San Antonio, John B. Alexander HS – Laredo, Waelder HS – Waelder, Regents School of Austin – Austin, Creekview HS – Carrollton, Uvalde HS – Uvalde, Dr. Ralph H. Poteet HS – Mesquite, Alexander HS – Laredo, Memorial HS – Houston, Plano West HS – Plano, Arlington HS – Arlington, Coppell HS – Coppell, Pleasant Grove HS – Texarkana 6. Should I use VertiMax on weight lifting days or non-weight lifting days? You can use VertiMax on weight lifting days – even leg days. However, VertiMax training should be conducted before heavy leg work so your legs are not fatigued when you train on VertiMax. VertiMax training is most beneficial when each repetition is performed with maximum effort at maximum speed. If the muscles you are training on VertiMax are already fatigued when you get on the system your training response will be diminished. It is okay to use VertiMax on non-weight lifting days as long as your legs are not sore and recuperating from a workout on the previous day.   7. How many athletes can train on the VertiMax at one time? 8. Is VertiMax hard to use? Is there someone who will train me on how to use it? VertiMax is very simple to use. Although VertiMax may look a little intimidating it is actually very easy to use. Our largest customer group is the parent buying for a child athlete of average age 12. Very rarely do we ever get calls asking about how Vertimax is used (even from parents with children) once the User’s DVD and Manuals are in hand and online videos have been viewed. Every V8 system comes with a Users’ Manual and DVD and a spiral bound Training Configuration guide that details training setups and specifies suggested sets and repetitions for every drill. 9. Isn’t VertiMax mostly for pro teams, colleges, and high schools? The VertiMax is not just for pro teams, colleges and high schools. Most of our customers are surprised to find out that parents purchase more VertiMax units for their children than any other customer group. We’ve also had over 750 parents purchase VertiMax and donate it to their child’s school. The reason we have so many pro and college teams using VertiMax is not because it’s complicated, it’s because it works!   If you order with our average number of VertiMax units in back log construction, typically your VertiMax will ship within 5-10 business days of placing your order and arrive within 6-12 business days of placing your order via Fed Ex Freight or Fed Ex National. If there are more units than typical waiting in que to enter the construction process, it could take up to 3 or 4 weeks to receive your order from the day you place it.   No assembly is required. You can take VertiMax right out of the box and use it! The wheels which enable you to tilt Vertimax on its side and roll it are attached to the unit facing inward when the unit arrives. If you wish to use the rolling feature you will need to reverse both wheel brackets so the wheels face outward. This is a simple process that can be complete in a few minutes using a Philips head screw driver and crescent wrench.   12. How durable is VertiMax and does it have a warranty? 13. What are the VertiMax dimensions and how heavy is it? As of 2017, the VertiMax V-Series platforms: V8 and V8 EX will only be available in one size: 6 feet by 4 feet with a 4 foot by 4 foot landing mat (approx. 16 square feet). Custom orders can be arranged. Please call us 800-699-5867 to speak with a VertiMax trainer as to availability of standard sizes or older models.    15. How high do my ceilings have to be to use VertiMax indoors? The required ceiling height will be a function of the athlete’s height and the maximum height they can jump with the minimum resistance setting. Optimally the athlete should not be able to hit the ceiling with their hands when jumping on the platform WITHOUT resistance bands attached to their waist. Since the top of the VertiMax landing mat rests approximately 5 inches above the ground, if you leap with maximum force (un-resisted) and your hands don’t touch the ceiling you will be okay using VertiMax in that room. Typically 9 foot ceilings are sufficient for most athletes as long as they ONLY jump on the platform when resistance bands are connected to the waist which will dramatically reduce the height of their leap.