Measurable Data for Maximum Performance.

We capture how your body responds to intensity, fatigue, and recovery. This insight turns your training into a precision tool.

For People Who Train With Purpose.

You don’t need motivation, you just need better information. This provides clarity on how your body performs, so training becomes more efficient and intentional.

The Performance Passport is built for:

Perfomance Passport

Advanced 3D Biomechanics & Movement Assessment

Neuromuscular Control Assessment with Force Plates

VO2 Max Test

Precise Data To Increase
Your Performance Span.

Your Visit.
Step By Step.

The session takes approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, here’s what to expect:

What Does Your Performance Passport Report Include?

FAQs

The Performance Passport is a guided, multi-part performance assessment designed to identify how efficiently your body produces energy, generates force, and moves under load.

Over the course of your appointment, you’ll complete:

  • VO2 Max testing to assess aerobic capacity, endurance potential, and performance ceilings
  • Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR) testing to understand baseline energy needs and recovery demands
  • Force plate assessments to measure power output, rate of force development, assymetry in force production/absorption, and neuromuscular efficiency
  • AI-based biomechanical movement analysis to evaluate movement quality, mobility, and load tolerance

Some portions use a breathing mask connected to metabolic analyzers; others use force plates and camera-based motion tracking. You’ll be carefully coached through each step, with performance-oriented movements, while remaining controlled and intentional.

Plan for approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes.

This allows enough time to:

  • Move through each assessment with proper rest
  • Capture high-quality, repeatable performance data
  • Adjust loading and intensity based on your capabilities
  • Debrief key findings after testing

It’s challenging, but appropriate.

The VO2 Max test progressively increases in intensity, and the force plate assessments may involve higher effort movements designed to assess power, stability, and force production.

Everything is clearly demonstrated, closely supervised, and scaled to your experience and training background. You’re encouraged to work hard but not recklessly.

Yes. The Performance Passport is designed for trained individuals and motivated fitness enthusiasts along with just elite or professional athletes.

Each assessment is scaled to your current fitness level and adjusted in real time based on movement quality and fatigue.

You can pause or stop at any point.

Preparation is simple:

  • Avoid intense exercise for 24 hours prior
  • Don’t eat a heavy meal 4 hours before
  • No caffeine within 4 hours or alcohol within 12 hours of testing
  • Stay well hydrated
  • Wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes
  • For the biomechanics assessment the camera will be picking up your knee and hip flexion – so no loose fitting clothing that goes beyond the knee (ideally shorts or leggings)

Arrive ready to move and we’ll handle the rest.

 

You’ll receive your Performance Passport report within 48 hours.

Your report includes:

  • VO2 Max score and age-based percentile
  • Aerobic and anaerobic thresholds
  • Personalized heart rate training zones
  • Power, balance, and asymmetry insights
  • Movement efficiency and force production analysis
  • Clear recommendations for training focus and progression

This becomes your performance baseline and a roadmap for improvement.

For performance-driven individuals, every 6 months is ideal or aligned with ongoing events (ex. an upcoming marathon or competition).

This allows you to:

  • Validate whether your training is working
  • Track adaptations in aerobic capacity and power
  • Adjust training zones and intensity as fitness improves

Performance is built through measurement, feedback, and iteration.

Locations

Yorkville
199 Avenue Rd, Suite 2B. Toronto, ON

Oakville
226 Wyecroft Rd. Oakville, ON

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