Ludus Sports Performance

Ludus Sports Performance Ludus Sports Performance: Strength and Conditioning facility for aspiring athletes and those with the drive to take their performance to the next level

At Ludus Sports Performance it is our goal to provide you what you really need. We are devoted to high standards of complete performance and will exceed your expectations of progress; through a perspective of training and care. We look forward to your new perspective on what it means to perform as a Ludus athlete. We give our members the ability to enhance their lives. We do this by educating you

about the pillars of human performance. These pillars include nutrition, strength, conditioning mental toughness and recovery. We run small programmed classes that each cover all aspects of the performance pillars along with individualised programs and sessions.

Big Ups to our Ludus Core Value Award recipients, awarded at the annual Ludus Quiz on Friday night! Charlie Graham - Pro...
17/08/2026

Big Ups to our Ludus Core Value Award recipients, awarded at the annual Ludus Quiz on Friday night!

Charlie Graham - Provide a professional environment for high performance

Not Pictured - Mabel Markey - Be your best self

Elijah Quartermaine - Build a community that is competitive yet celebrates the success of others

Ben Gillies - Educate each other everyday

Georgia Portlock - Pursue excellence, set goals and strive for achievement

Huge shoutout to Jordy Lewis, who took out gold in the 50m backstroke and 50m butterfly multi-class events, along with s...
31/03/2026

Huge shoutout to Jordy Lewis, who took out gold in the 50m backstroke and 50m butterfly multi-class events, along with silver in the 50m freestyle and 50m breaststroke MC events at the WA Junior Championships over the weekend.

Since joining his sister Maddie at Ludus in December, Jordy has applied himself with great intent, persistence, and professionalism during his sessions, improving out of sight in the short time he’s been training with us.

We’re stoked for Jordy, and we’re excited to see what he can do in the pool going forward!

Another year in the books at Ludus Sports Performance.As always, the year brought countless wins, losses, challenges, fa...
08/01/2026

Another year in the books at Ludus Sports Performance.

As always, the year brought countless wins, losses, challenges, failures, lessons and ultimately growth.

It’s impossible to capture all the moments, but they stick in the minds of the Ludus athletes, coaches and physios.
Whether it be a grand final win, a maiden 5fa, a Hyrox PB, a college Lacrosse contract, a Nationals qualifying time, a 200km ride, a Rotto swim, a 2k PB, a half mara, a full mara, a State Team call up, a National Team call up, or a return from a long rehab.

Those are the highlights, but the most impressive moments came during the lowlights, and the resilience shown in the face of them.

We’re overwhelmingly proud of our athletes and staff, and we’re pumped to witness their continued growth in 2026!

Some Ludus Christmas Party highlights courtesy of .vandenberg
08/12/2025

Some Ludus Christmas Party highlights courtesy of .vandenberg

The traditional physio model rarely works for athletes. If the old-school “clinic room + printout exercises” actually wo...
25/11/2025

The traditional physio model rarely works for athletes.

If the old-school “clinic room + printout exercises” actually worked for athletes, pro teams would still use it.

But they don’t. They use an integrated system where physios and S&C coaches work together, adapt training around the injury, and keep athletes progressing instead of de-conditioning.

That’s the model we’re dedicated to running at Ludus.

Athletes walk in and know they’re in the right place, not a clinic with tiny rooms, but a high-performance environment built for real athletic rehab.

Our Reconditioning Program treats every athlete like a pro:
• Weekly physio support
• Individualised training programs
• Full access to small group coaching in the gym and on the field/ court
• Access to recovery facilities
• Regular communication with your physio and S&C coaches so your progress never stalls
• A clear pathway back to sport and beyond

This is how athletes return faster, stronger, and more confident, without the cycle of re-injury.

03/11/2025

We’ve always believed that quality coaching, treatment and culture should come first over a shiny gym, and over the 10 years that Ludus has been operating we’re confident that the service has always outshined the facility.

That said, growth and progression are central to our values, and continuing to level up our facility as our athletes level up has always been part of the plan behind the scenes.

From a backyard gym, to Bayswater, to Bibra Lake, and then to our current home in Myaree, Ludus has evolved internally and externally, and earlier this year Ludus went through its biggest glow up to date.

Old walls down. New spaces built. Flooring upgraded. Equipment expanded. All in the name of helping our athletes take the next step.

But we’re not done. The next upgrade is on the way, Ludus 4.4 or 4.5?, we’ve lost count, but we’re looking forward to what’s coming next.

Huge thanks to for capturing it all. More coming soon.

Be the best version of yourself.It’s at the core of the Ludus vision, and this year Elijah Quartermaine (Talbot) has bee...
28/10/2025

Be the best version of yourself.

It’s at the core of the Ludus vision, and this year Elijah Quartermaine (Talbot) has been driving that vision.
Talbot came runner up in the reserves best and fairest at the Brentwood-Booragoon Best & Fairest (The Brentlows), and while that might not sound headline-worthy, his story absolutely is.

Last season, he was struggling to crack a 3rds game.
Fast forward 12 months and he’s dropped 30kg, earned a regular starting spot, stepped up as stand-in captain, and finished second in the Best & Fairest. That’s the kind of growth that should inspire not only his Brentwood teammates, but all the athletes and coaches at Ludus.

But why is his hair blue?

Talbot donned the hair dye for the MACA Cancer 200km Ride, which he raised money for and competed in the morning after the Brentlows, further showing the character or the bloke.

His coach Callan and the entire Ludus team couldn’t be prouder of what he’s achieved — and we’re fired up to see what’s next on his journey. 💪

Should you be taking creatine?If you play sport, challenge your brain regularly, or are at risk of concussions, the answ...
17/07/2025

Should you be taking creatine?

If you play sport, challenge your brain regularly, or are at risk of concussions, the answer is probably yes!

Do you take creatine?

Did you know Scott Pendlebury has a basketball background?Basketball is potentially too often mentioned and credited for...
19/06/2025

Did you know Scott Pendlebury has a basketball background?

Basketball is potentially too often mentioned and credited for the smooth-moving evasiveness we associate with Pendlebury, but he’s just one of many successful athletes who cut their teeth in multiple sports as kids. And although it might not always be so obviously helpful as in Pendlebury’s case, the evidence suggests it’s an essential factor in a young athlete’s development.

Sport trains the ability to be adaptable in one way or another, and that trait only becomes more important the higher the level an athlete competes at. By playing a diverse range of sports at a young age, these athletes are literally training their ability to adapt — and when they do eventually specialise in a chosen sport, they carry those traits with them.

There’s no hard and fast age at which a child should specialise; each case should be considered on its merits, and most importantly, in the best interest of the athlete.
In LeBron’s case, he played American football until he was almost 17 — less than two years later, he made his NBA debut!

LeBron and Pendles aren’t outliers—you could name countless athletes who played other sports or did strength training (which absolutely counts) in their younger years. So if you’re a parent to, coaching or mentoring an athlete under 15 or 16, embrace variety!

Address

1/9 Malland Street
Myaree, WA
6154

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 8pm
Tuesday 7am - 8pm
Wednesday 7am - 8pm
Thursday 7am - 8pm
Friday 7am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+61438000104

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