Find the right test for your fitness, movement, strength or fuelling goals. Get clear results and practical guidance at UNTIL Liverpool Street, UNTIL Marylebone or UNTIL Canary Wharf.
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Movement, force and endurance
Biomechanical analysis including force-plate testing, followed by VO₂ max and blood lactate analysis in one appointment lasting about three hours. Your report brings the results together to guide training.
£600 · About 3 hours
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Metabolic
Lactate thresholds and training zones
A staged blood lactate test to interpret LT1 and LT2 and set heart-rate and pace or power zones. Includes a written report. No VO₂ max test or gas analysis.
£160 · 1 hour
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Metabolic
VO₂ max and blood lactate testing
Measure your aerobic fitness and identify the thresholds used to set your training zones. Get guidance on pace, heart rate or power for easy sessions and harder workouts.
£280 · About 90 minutes
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Metabolic
Aerobic fitness and training zones
A treadmill or bike test that measures oxygen use as exercise gets harder. Your report explains your aerobic fitness and provides training zones based on the test.
£160 · 1 hour
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Movement
Range of movement, control and exercise technique
Recorded shoulder and hip measurements, standing analysis and loading tests identify your movement strategy and guide movement and strength work.
£300 · 1 hour
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Movement and power
Biomechanical assessment with force-plate testing
Combine recorded movement measurements with force-plate testing, with both sets of findings interpreted together to guide your training.
£400 · 90 minutes
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Power
Jump, strength and force-plate testing
See how high you jump, how much force you produce and how each leg contributes. Use the findings to guide your strength and jump training.
£150 · 1 hour
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Metabolic
Resting energy needs, measured by indirect calorimetry
Measure how much energy your body uses at rest. We use this result, together with your activity and training, to estimate your daily energy needs.
£135 · 1 hour
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Hydration
Sweat rate and sodium analysis
Estimate how much fluid and sodium you lose during exercise. Use the results to plan drinks and electrolytes for training and racing.
£150 · 90 minutes
BookFor running, cycling or triathlon training, Endurance Performance Profiling gives you aerobic fitness results, lactate thresholds and training zones. Choose Blood Lactate Analysis for lactate thresholds and training zones without a VO₂ max test, or VO₂ Max Testing for aerobic fitness testing without blood samples. Biomechanical Assessment focuses on how you move; the Force & Power Profile assesses strength, power and jumping. RMR measures resting energy needs, while the sweat assessment helps with fluid and sodium planning. Complete Athlete Profiling combines biomechanical analysis with force plates, VO₂ max and blood lactate analysis in one appointment lasting about three hours, for £600. Contact us if you would like help choosing.
Yes. Blood Lactate Analysis is a standalone £160 assessment with your lactate curve, LT1 and LT2 interpretation, training zones and a written report. Endurance Performance Profiling combines it with a separate VO₂ max test for £280. Blood lactate testing also remains included in Complete Athlete Profiling.
At UNTIL Liverpool Street, 280 Bishopsgate, London EC2M 4RB; UNTIL Marylebone, 1 Orchard Street, London W1H 6HJ; and UNTIL Canary Wharf, 30 South Colonnade, London E14 5HX. Every assessment is available at all three sites by appointment.
We review the results with you at the end of your appointment. Your written report is sent by email within 24 hours of your assessment. You can also view your results in your athlete dashboard.
You can book any assessment without coaching. Use the report yourself or share it with your coach. If you would like help planning your training, we can discuss coaching options after your assessment.
Yes. You can buy separate assessments together and schedule them according to their preparation requirements. Complete Athlete Profiling is a single £600 appointment lasting about three hours, combining biomechanical analysis with force plates, VO₂ max and blood lactate analysis.
A retest after around 12 to 16 weeks can help you review a training block. The timing depends on your goals, training and whether the results would change your plan. Repeat tests under similar conditions so the comparison is useful.
Explore coaching and sports therapy, psychology and nutrition for support with training, recovery and competition.
Tell us about your goals and current training. We can help you decide which assessment would be useful.
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