This paper develops a novel adaptive keeper local bit line (LBL) technique to achieve low power and high performance register files design. To avoid increasing the implementation hardware overhead, the proposed technique employs a clock-combined unit to generate the body voltage of keeper. We evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed technique in a two-cycle 64-entries×32 b register file design for 8 GHz operation in 1V, 32 nm high-K Metal-Gate technology. HSPICE simulation results show that the delay time is reduced by 29% and the power consumption is reduced by 36.1%-46.2% depending on the number of reading ports, as compared to the tradition register files design. Moreover, the proposed technique shows good robustness to noise and process variations.