Mobile physiology testing, thermal screening and collaborative field projects for clubs, coaches and performance facilities. Bring us a question about your athletes. We'll help decide what is worth measuring.
Work with athletes in a familiar training environment, then give coaches and individuals a useful picture of what the measurements mean.
Use wearable thermal monitoring during erg sessions, HYROX simulations or other sport-specific work to characterize heat strain and how athletes respond across a session.
Individual athlete summaries + group-level patternsMobile sweat testing to assess individual sweat rate and sweat sodium. Build practical fluid and sodium strategies around real training and event demands, rather than a one-size-fits-all team recommendation.
Individual measurements + practical guidanceExplore sensor-guided heat preparation, cooling interventions or a focused pilot study. We can design field protocols that fit your team's facility, schedule and performance questions.
Baseline → intervention → follow-up, where appropriateWe're inviting competitive U15+ youth soccer teams to express interest in a short, monitored heat-training program that fits alongside normal training. Selected sessions, non-invasive thermal monitoring and a team summary will help us evaluate feasibility and heat responses.
No participation fee. Athlete screening, safety education and parent/guardian consent are required before athletes participate. Team places depend on suitability and scheduling.
Two examples of how a sport-specific question shapes the testing. These projects are exploratory field work, not guarantees of a particular performance outcome.
Working with Calgary Rowing Club to monitor thermal responses during 2,000 m and 6,000 m erg time trials and demanding interval sessions. The collaboration also explores individual variation in heat strain and whether cooling between efforts changes athletes' responses.
The question: How differently do rowers accumulate and manage heat, and what can coaches learn from those patterns?
Our collaboration with CORFIT includes HYROX-style performance and thermal screening. We're exploring how heat strain develops through high-output indoor work and how responses vary in singles versus doubles.
Individual sweat testing adds another way to support CORFIT athletes who want to understand sweat losses and plan their hydration for training and competition.
The question: What changes between athletes and competition formats, and which individual measurements can inform preparation?
Athlete data is shared only with appropriate permission. Findings from field screens are interpreted in their training context.
Screen a whole group, test a small pilot or build a longer collaboration. The scope depends on your facility, team size and the question you want answered.
Discuss the sport, athletes, testing environment and what a useful outcome would look like.
Bring the mobile tools to an agreed training session or testing day and capture appropriate data.
Receive clear athlete-level feedback and an appropriate group summary, with limitations and practical next steps.
Tell me about your club, sport or facility and the performance question you're trying to answer. We can start with a one-off screening session or discuss a broader collaboration.
