Jack Munro and Reyes Performance Institute: Austin’s New Pickleball Power Pair
Austin already breathes pickleball, but today the city gets a little louder. Jack Munro, fresh off double-gold at the 2025 Zimmer Biomet APP New York City Open and riding the APP Tour at No. 1 in men’s doubles—has picked Reyes Performance Institute (RPI) as his go-to spot for Austin sports physical therapy and performance work.
Jack’s 2025 season reads like a highlight reel: golds in Cayman, Fort Lauderdale, Cincinnati, and New York City; a 157-81 career record; and all of it while knocking out an economics degree at the University of Texas and steering the Longhorn Pickleball Club to a collegiate title. When he needed a home base that could keep pace, he found Reyes Performance Institute.
Why an Independent Clinic?
Most pros rely on league-wide medical crews or bounce between cities for treatment. Jack wanted:
- Consistency – one team that knows his match calendar and recovery rhythms inside out.
- Culture– supportive, high-level environment who challenge and drive each other to reach their full potential
- Specialization – the guidance of Dr. Henry Klein, Austin’s only RacquetFit-certified physical therapist, who understands the unique stresses of modern pickleball.
- Custom Treatment – Specialized sports physical therapy and performance training plan that aligns with his unique athletic goals and demands designed by Reyes Performance Institute
“RPI treats me like a long-term project, not a walk-in injury,” Munro says. “Every session connects directly to my match schedule, so I can peak when it matters and stay on court all season.”
How RPI Will Keep Jack Rolling
- Targeted strength & mobility profiling tailored to the explosive pushes and lightning-quick direction changes of elite play.
- Force-plate and power assessments to measure progress objectively, never by feel alone.
- Movement-quality analysis that zeroes in on serve mechanics, kitchen-line footwork, and movement efficiency.
- Recovery planning that balances tour travel, training blocks, and university life.
The payoff: reduce injury risk, more podium finishes.
“Jack’s ambidextrous net game creates forces most players never see. Using sport-movement screening and real-time force metrics, we can tune every rep so he peaks on championship day,” adds Dr. Carlos Reyes.
Why It Matters for Austin Players
2025 Zimmer Biomet APP New York City Open at USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. (Photo by Angelina Katsanis/The APP/Getty Images)
Austin already leads the nation in pickleball courts per capita and helped push participation to 19.8 million U.S. players last year. Linking a top-ranked pro with a neighborhood clinic sharpens that edge:
- Local inspiration – A world-class athlete trusting local expertise shows every Central-Texas player that the path from city courts to national podiums runs through Austin.
- A higher performance bar – The same science-backed protocols guiding Munro’s program are available to anyone, whether you’re grinding rec play at Mueller or chasing that first 4.0 medal.
- Community momentum – An independent clinic sponsoring a pro proves that elite sports care can thrive outside big-box medicine and keeps investment circulating in Central Texas.
Want the Same Edge?
Book an RPI Sports Performance Screen—a one-hour evaluation of mobility, power, and pickleball-specific movement. Leave with a personalized roadmap for bigger serves, quicker recoveries, and longer rallies.
Call 512-593-1209 or click “Schedule Your Consult” to lock in your slot.
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