MET-Test

Ignoring Zone 2 exercise and under-treating certain risk factors can leave you with a reduced Anaerobic Threshold (AT) and a reduced aerobic base - even if you have a good Peak VO2.

More time in Zone 2 will increase the AT by improving endothelial function and collateral circulation and by lowering blood pressure and lipids.

This will also provide a boost to the aerobic base and bump up a stagnant Peak VO2!

What would your CPET say?

Not only is a Met-Test CPET more detailed, accurate, and versatile than a treadmill stress test, it can also catch heart disease at its earliest stage.

That means earlier and more personalized management.

That means more time, money, and lives saved.

Have you ever asked a patient how often they exercise and they respond by discussing their levels of physical activity?

While exercise and physical activity are frequently used as interchangeable terms, they technically describe two different things.

The American College of Sports Medicine has made tremendous strides in advocating for the value of exercise in healthcare settings. Keep up the great work!