Most physiological tests give you one number for your whole body \u2014 VO2, heart rate, lactate. They tell you how the system copes overall, but not which specific muscle is actually the one giving out first, or whether your left and right sides are pulling their weight equally.<\/p>\n
This assessment uses two to three wireless sensors simultaneously \u2014 both sides of your primary working muscle (quad for cycling, calf for running, lat for swimming) plus one further muscle in the kinetic chain \u2014 reading oxygen saturation and blood-flow trend at each site, live, throughout the session. No blood sample, no mask, nothing that changes how you move.<\/p>\n
The session runs in three parts, repeated at each sensor site. First, a short resting occlusion test at each site shows how quickly that muscle uses the oxygen it has, and how well blood flow returns once released. Then a sport-specific incremental effort \u2014 on the bike, on the treadmill, or in the pool \u2014 shows the exact intensity at which each monitored muscle’s own oxygen supply starts falling behind demand. Finally, a recovery read after you stop shows how quickly each site bounces back.<\/p>\n
With three sensors running together, you get two things a single sensor can’t show: a genuine left\/right comparison \u2014 is one side compensating for the other \u2014 and, because a second muscle in the chain is being watched at the same time, which muscle is actually your true limiter, not just how one muscle performs in isolation.<\/p>\n
What you’ll get:<\/p>\n
– Resting oxygen-use rate and recovery response at each of the three sites
\n– Where each monitored muscle’s oxygenation starts falling behind rising demand during effort
\n– A left\/right asymmetry read on your primary muscle
\n– Which muscle in the chain broke away first \u2014 your genuine local limiter
\n– Practical guidance on using this to focus training on what’s actually holding you back<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A wearable sensor read of oxygen delivery and use in the exact muscle doing the work \u2014 not a whole-body average. Our standalone assessment runs a full 3-sensor setup: both sides of your primary muscle plus one further point in the kinetic chain, showing not just how that muscle performs but whether one side is compensating for the other, and which muscle actually gives out first. Non-invasive, no blood draw, no mask. For cycling, running, swimming, rowing, climbing, or the gym.<\/p>\n[ameliastepbooking service=24]\n","protected":false},"featured_media":6315,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"product_brand":[],"product_cat":[91,87,176,90,85],"product_tag":[],"retreat-category":[199,144,197],"class_list":["post-29231","product","type-product","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","product_cat-assessment","product_cat-body","product_cat-performance","product_cat-service-types","product_cat-services","retreat-category-body","retreat-category-performance","retreat-category-services","first","instock","purchasable","product-type-simple"],"booking_location":null,"booking_location_type":null,"booking_duration":null,"booking_duration_unit":null,"booking_buffer":null,"booking_cost":null,"booking_resources":null,"exclude_global_add_ons":[],"addons":[],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n