Fit for Sports
Lab-grade physiology for a whole squad, run by your own staff.
The problem is throughput
Most programs can get one athlete into a physiology lab. Getting all of them in, twice a season, is where it falls apart. A fixed cart in a booked room does not scale to a roster, so testing becomes an annual event and the data goes stale.
SplendoMonitor moves the assessment to where the squad already is. Portable Bluetooth sensors, an iPad, and fixed protocols mean you can work through a roster back to back, and the numbers stay comparable between the first athlete and the last.
And your own staff can run it. The app guides each sensor through setup and then drives the protocol, setting the resistance itself on a Wattbike, so a testing block does not wait for a visiting physiologist.
SplendoHealth had been an amazing to work with and provides invaluable information about our student athletes health.
Their ability to obtain such detailed health and fitness information in a short period of time is incredible - they were able to test our entire roster of 26 individuals in only 2 and a half hours.
The data provided allows us to personalize and build upon individual athletes fitness gaps to help our athletes to both play safely and gain an advantage competitively. They have been a great asset to us!
What you get per athlete
Every part of the oxygen cycle, measured rather than modeled: delivery, transport and extraction.
VO2 Max Ramp
The aerobic ceiling to plan a training block against, and a squad-wide benchmark that is comparable between athletes because every test runs the same protocol. The same ramp locates each athlete's thresholds, so prescribed intensities mean something specific to them.
Tells you: VO2max, Breathing technique and efficiency, Ventilatory thresholds and zones.
VO2 1MAO
One minute on an airbike, for a mid-season check or an athlete you cannot give a full ramp to today.
Tells you: VO2max.
Metabolic profile
The basis of a fueling strategy: which fuel this athlete is actually using at race intensity, and the intensity at which fat oxidation peaks.
Tells you: Substrate utilization, Ventilatory thresholds and zones.
Resting metabolism
Energy expenditure at rest, which is where a fueling plan for a heavy training block starts.
Tells you: Resting metabolic rate.
Tissue saturation
How much oxygen the working muscle actually extracts, from a Train.Red FYER on the belly of the muscle. The part heart rate and breath alone cannot see.
Built for a roster
Testing a squad is a logistics problem before it is a physiology problem.
Automated ramp protocols
On a Wattbike Atom or Proton the app sets the resistance itself, so the ramp runs to the protocol rather than to a stopwatch, identically for every athlete and every retest.
Comparable over a season
Fixed protocols and a stored history per athlete mean a mid-season retest is a comparison, not a new baseline, and a season of tests is a trend you can put in front of a director.
Live signal quality
Key metrics stream to the iPad during the test, with graphs you can pin and overlay. You find out the data is good while the athlete is still in front of you.
Priced per assessment
A fraction of the capital cost up front, then a flat fee per assessment, so a testing block costs what it costs and nothing sits idle between camps.
Test the whole squad
Tell us your roster size and how often you test, and we will show you what a testing block would look like.
SplendoHealth
Guided from setup to report
SplendoMonitor connects over Bluetooth to metabolic analyzers, heart rate and tissue saturation sensors, and ergometers from different manufacturers, then stitches their signals into a single assessment with one timeline and one report.
