Project Wellbeing - Sports Science Wellness Center

Project Wellbeing - Sports Science Wellness Center is a youth athletic training and recovery facility in Las Vegas, located at 7155 S Buffalo Dr, Suite 165, zip code 89113. It is categorized under Education in the STEM/Coding subcategory in this directory, though its programs described below are sports performance and wellness focused rather than academic or coding related, so the category placement appears to be a data entry mismatch worth noting when browsing by category.

The center serves ages 6 to 18 with a single combined bracket. Programs listed include an athlete development program, performance testing, speed and agility training, strength and conditioning, injury prevention, and return-to-sport training, along with sports nutrition coaching and mental skills coaching. Recovery-focused offerings include cryotherapy, cold plunge, compression therapy, red light therapy, and massage.

Amenities listed are performance testing equipment, a recovery lounge, and a training facility, which lines up with a center built for young athletes working on measurable physical performance rather than a general fitness gym.

Hours run Monday through Friday from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, operating year-round. That schedule includes early morning weekday access before school and full weekend availability.

Language of service is English. For questions about which services are appropriate for a specific sport or age, and current pricing for training packages versus individual recovery services like cryotherapy or massage, call (702) 525-7791 or visit projectwellbeing.co.

For a young athlete already competing in a sport who wants structured performance testing and recovery tools like cold plunge or compression therapy, this center offers services that go beyond what a typical youth sports team practice provides.

The mental skills coaching and sports nutrition coaching listed alongside the physical training suggest the center approaches athlete development from more than one angle, which is worth asking about when scheduling an initial performance testing session.