A recently built warehouse on North Bagdad Road is headed for a new role in athlete development. The ETS Performance Leander project would turn a 5,000-square-foot shell into a coached training facility, adding another Central Texas address for the national performance-training brand.
ETS markets the facility as Northwest Austin, while its official location directory places it at 3372 N. Bagdad Road in Leander. The location page currently says it is opening soon.
Coached sessions with measurable goals for ETS Performance Leander
The Leander page advertises programs for ages 8 and older, small-group sessions and training that develops speed, power and strength. Plans scale to each athlete’s experience, with movement quality and confidence among the stated priorities.
The advertised setup includes more than 15 yards of indoor turf and VALD technology for performance tracking. In practical terms, the model pairs coached workouts with feedback that helps athletes and families follow progress over time.
Adult fitness also appears on the page through an Adult-Fit Fall Bootcamp listing. That points to a broader audience than youth athletes alone. Specific opening schedules and enrollment details will need to come from the facility as it prepares to launch.
From a small warehouse to a national network
According to ETS’ company history, Ryan and Heidi Englebert founded the business in 2010, starting in a 2,000-square-foot warehouse. Its early approach emphasized coaching, discipline and measurable progress—principles the company still uses to describe its training.
Today, the ETS website describes a network of more than 50 facilities nationwide. The ETS Performance Leander plans sit within a wider Central Texas expansion: the company also lists a Round Rock facility at 2009 Lamar Drive, Suite B, as opening soon.
That gives the northern Austin metro two announced ETS addresses to watch. The Leander project represents the brand’s arrival at this Bagdad Road property, without establishing an opening order for the two facilities.
An athletic background behind the training philosophy
Both founders competed at the University of Wisconsin-Stout: Ryan in football and Heidi in soccer. A university athletics profile traces Ryan’s interest in performance training partly to his recovery from a serious 2003 automobile accident.
He returned to football and later earned a tryout with the Cincinnati Bengals. The university describes how rehabilitation, research and subsequent coaching work helped shape the training system that became ETS.
The company’s professional-athlete connection also has a documented history. The university identifies Adam Thielen among athletes who trained with Englebert, and ETS dates its Thielen partnership to 2016. Those ties provide background for a business whose stated mission includes developing confidence and character alongside physical ability.
ETS Performance Leander matches an entire building
The property itself helps explain the project. A 2023 state registration identifies Live Oak Business Park Building 3 at the same 3372 N. Bagdad Road address. It describes a new 5,000-square-foot warehouse with a scheduled April 2024 completion.
Current broker marketing for Live Oak Business Park lists Building 3 as a 5,000-square-foot flex building constructed in 2024. The exact address and size match indicate that ETS’ proposed finish-out covers the entire building.
The new filing calls the facility Live Oak Ranch and describes finishing an empty shell for workout and gym use. It gives a recently constructed building a specific purpose: a place for coached athletic training.
Elsewhere along the corridor, TCM has covered Lemberg Roastery & Bakery’s plans on South Bagdad Road. That separate project illustrates another new commercial space taking on a business identity as tenants prepare their interiors.
What comes next on North Bagdad Road
The ETS Performance Leander finish-out carries an estimated $140,000 construction cost. The filing identifies 3601 CR 279 LLC as owner and Liberty Hill-based Trinity Architects as designer. Trinity also appears in the earlier Building 3 construction record.
The filed schedule runs from November 1 through December 31, 2026. December 31 is the estimated construction-completion date; ETS has not established a confirmed opening day in the materials reviewed. Its opening announcement will be the next milestone for athletes and adults interested in training at the new Leander address.