Train for life. perform at your peak

Apex Method helps men and women in Sunnyvale and across the South Bay get stronger, move better, improve their energy, and build fitness habits that fit real life. The training is practical, personalized, and built around consistency instead of chasing whatever happens to be trending this month.


Whether you’re getting back into training after a long break, trying to feel better in your 30s or 40s, or you’ve been working out for years and want more structure, the goal is simple: make progress you can actually maintain. Apex Method works with clients from Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Mountain View, Cupertino, San Jose, and the surrounding Bay Area.

a system you can stick to

Anyone can hand you a workout. Coaching is about having someone who keeps you accountable, adjusts the plan when life happens, and helps you keep moving forward.

Train for life, perform at your peak

Train for life, perform at your peak

Train for life, perform at your peak Train for life, perform at your peak

Frankie Favaloro works out of Pro Fitness Studio. This is a photo of the empty gym with various workout equipment including weight machines, free weights, benches, and cardio machines, illuminated by overhead ceiling lights.

Your goals are unique. Your training should be too. Every program is built around your lifestyle, experience, and long-term success — not a one-size-fits all template.

check out what my clients are saying

Screenshot of a Google review for a personal trainer, Frankie Favaloro founder of Apex Method PT, by Dave Macway, with a five-star rating and a positive testimonial about the trainer's knowledge and fitness expertise.
Screenshot of a five-star review for a gym written by Huiyi Zhang, praising the gym's equipment and trainer Frankie Favaloro. Frankie Favaloro is the founder and creator of Apex Method PT
A row of black and gray adjustable dumbbells on a rack in a fitness gym.
Gym weightlifting equipment with barbells and weight plates, illuminated by modern lighting, with motivational text 'AGAIN A GAIN' overlaid.
A stack of black weight plates on a gym floor with a barbell in the background, dust and chalk particles in the air.
Neon sign on a wall that reads 'MAKE IT HAPPEN' with a period at the end.