Metabolic Testing VO2 Max

Analyze your biological age as well as how long and well you are estimated to live. According to the American Heart Association this test provides the most reliable and accurate measure of longevity and mortality risk.

Analyze how fast or slow your metabolism is, determine the optimal calorie intake for your goal, and measure how effectively your cells burn fats and carbohydrates at rest and during exercise. This information may also reveal the risk for metabolic disorders such as Type II Diabetes.

Analyze how effectively your cells utilize oxygen, burn fat as a fuel source, and clear fatigue metabolites during exercise. This information is also used to determine the optimal macro intake during exercise.

Analyze your cardiovascular and lung fitness with lab-grade accuracy and understand how these vital organs impact your health and well-being. Your lung fitness is evaluated through four distinct metrics that paint one of the most complete pictures of how fit your lungs are and how well you utilize them.

Analyze how your breath affects cognitive performance, lower back pain, and myoskeletal health. Breathing is one of the most vital functions for maintaining high levels of brain activity and avoiding injuries such as lower back pain.