Small-group performance training. Alexandra, Singapore.
Everything Gauge does is structured in 12-week performance blocks. Each block is built around one measurable outcome — agreed before the first session begins. Not a goal. An outcome, with a number attached to it.
Baseline testing. Lactate threshold, 1RM testing, movement screen. This is where the programme starts.
Progressive overload against the baseline. Volume accumulates. Intensity climbs in week six.
Specificity increases. Training volume reduces. Intensity reaches its ceiling.
The baseline protocol runs again. The block ends with data, not opinion.
— Maximum six athletes per session.
— No drop-ins. Every athlete is on a block.
— Your programme is yours. It is not shared with the group.
Alexandra Road, Singapore. Converted warehouse. 3,200 sq ft of uncompromised training space.
— Olympic barbells and plates
— Concept2 rowing and SkiErg
— 60m² recovery bay
Maya competed for Singapore in swimming from 2008 to 2016, representing the national team at the SEA Games twice. After retiring from competition, she spent six years as a strength and conditioning coach at Singapore Sports Institute, working with national-level athletes across five disciplines.
Gauge opened in 2023 after seven years of private coaching. It is intentionally small. The six-athlete cap is not a marketing constraint — it is the number of athletes Maya can programme for without compromising the quality of each block.
— Not taking new applications until July 2025.
A 90-minute session establishing your training baseline. You leave with a complete 12-week programme blueprint, block structure, and performance targets — whether or not you proceed with a block.