Since 2006
The movement intelligence
behind the world's best athletes
We start every athlete from one assumption: their potential hasn't been reached. Twenty years of decoding human movement tells us where to find it.
20 years · 5,000+ elite athletes · Every major sport
Movement Intelligence
Upstream of what
really matters
Until P3, the movement of elite athletes had never been studied at scale. For twenty years we've measured it in 3D, down to every joint and every force, and tracked what happened next: who got hurt, who stayed healthy, who got better.
That's how we spot problems before they show up. A fitness tracker tells you how hard you worked. We show how your body actually moves, and where it's headed.
6 of 10
P3's knee injury model can identify 6 of the next 10 serious knee injuries in the NBA before they happen.
Proven at the top
Trusted by
the NBA
70%
of current NBA rosters have been assessed at P3.
P3 built the first force plate and 3D motion capture protocol widely adopted in U.S. pro sports, and brought it to the NBA Draft Combine in 2014. Today every NBA team has a biomechanics lab, and P3 consults on the league-wide program.
Expertise
Built
to train
Sports medicine was built to treat injuries. P3 was built to get ahead of them. We began in 2006 as a training facility, measuring athletes so we could train them with more precision than anyone else. Identifying risk is the start. The work is changing it, so athletes perform better and for longer.
"My body feels better now than it did at 23, and that doesn't happen in pro sports."
Kyle Korver · NBA All-Star, 18-year career
Twenty years in elite sport is where it started. The same intelligence is coming to everyone who moves.
The record
Twenty years,
on the record
As covered by
- The Wall Street Journal
- The New Yorker
- ESPN The Magazine
- Sports Illustrated
- Fast Company
- NBA.com
In print
Ballistic by Henry Abbott (2025), the full story of P3. Next Big Idea Club Best Science Book 2025.
- Upstream by Dan Heath
- The Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter
Recognition
Founded by Dr. Marcus Elliott, a Harvard-trained physician. In 2019 he delivered the 12th Augustus Thorndike Lecture at Massachusetts General Hospital, joining a line of the most influential orthopedic surgeons in sports medicine as the only honoree from outside the specialty.
Work with P3
Offered on a
limited basis
Santa Barbara, California · Atlanta, Georgia