Perform Better have been announced as the official sponsor of the Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens Performance Hub at the 2019 tournament.

The Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens has evolved into the world's largest school rugby tournament with some 9,000 boys and girls aged 13 - 18 competing annually. Perform Better partnered with the organisers during the 2018 tournament, and have re-signed in 2019.

Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens Tournament Director Andy Higgins said: “Extremely excited to announce Perform Better are partnering with us again in 2019, taking the athletic performance of the professionals and future professionals to the next level”

Perform Better will be creating the first Performance Hub for competing teams to maximise their preparations for the tournament. The Hub will feature a Toro Pro Taping Station, for pre-match taping sessions, a Recovery Station, featuring Hypervolt and Recovery Pump, Wattbike Station, for team warm up, along with the very best Sports Science and Strength and Conditioning equipment.

Gary Oleinik, Sales and Marketing Director at Perform Better added: “Perform Better are pleased to partner with Rosslyn Park again in 2019. The tournament is a fantastic event to be involved in, and we are proud to offer rehabilitation, recovery and strength and conditioning sessions to all the participating schools.

“Supporting the education sector is important to Perform Better, and we wish all the schools competing the best of luck in the 2019 tournament.”

The Performance Hub will feature Perform Better’s official charity partner The Matt Hampson Foundation, where the foundation team will be on hand to raise funds for the charity, selling branded Matt Hampson items, including balls, beanie’s and t-shirts.

Perform Better are the UK’s most innovative supplier of Performance Monitoring and Training Equipment specialising in meeting the needs of the Professional Sports and University markets in the UK and Europe.

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