How much fluid are you losing?
Estimate fluid loss over time so you can plan around the demands of your sessions and events.

Foundations and Innovation for Every Athlete

Foundations and Innovation for Every Athlete
Measure your sweat rate and sweat sodium, then turn those numbers into a hydration strategy you can actually use in training and racing.
Generic sodium and fluid targets are a starting point. Your own sweat response gives you a better basis for planning long training days, hot races and higher-volume blocks.
Estimate fluid loss over time so you can plan around the demands of your sessions and events.
Measure sweat sodium concentration rather than relying on appearance, taste or guesswork.
Translate the measurements into practical fluid and sodium guidance for your training and racing context.
The point is not to leave with a number. It is to understand what that number means when you are deciding what to carry, drink and replace.
Choose a time through the Tempered booking calendar.
Complete a standardized exercise session while sweat losses are measured.
Tempered calculates your sweat response and interprets the result.
Use the output to build a more deliberate hydration plan.
You do not need to be an elite athlete. The test is most valuable when hydration matters enough that guessing is getting in the way.
Marathon, ultra, cycling, triathlon, rowing and other events where fluid and sodium losses accumulate.
When environmental heat increases sweat losses and makes your normal hydration routine less reliable.
For athletes who notice high fluid losses, salt residue or large differences between cool and hot sessions.
When you want your hydration plan based on your own physiology rather than a one-size-fits-all chart.
Start with the full $237 sweat assessment. If you have already completed a Tempered sweat test, a $99 retest is available when there is a real reason to expect your response may have changed.
Usually, yes. A retest is most useful when there is a reason to expect your sweat response has changed, such as after a heat-acclimation cycle, a significant change in dietary sodium intake, or a meaningful recent change in how much or how heavily you sweat.
It gives you measured losses to work from. Your final intake still needs to account for event duration, temperature, access to fluids, gut tolerance and what is realistic on course.
No. Sweat testing is useful across endurance sports including cycling, triathlon, rowing and hybrid events.
Tempered is mobile and serves athletes in Calgary. The exact setup is arranged around the test and your training context.
Measure your sweat response and build a strategy around your own physiology.