Gold-standard VO₂ max testing in Bangor, Maine, performed and personally interpreted by an experienced Physician Assistant. Whether you're training for your next race, improving your health, or simply curious about your fitness, you'll leave with personalized results you can actually use.
✔ Personalized heart rate training zones
✔ Detailed interpretation of your results
✔ Practical recommendations for your goals
Your test is performed and personally interpreted by:
Eliza Currie, PA-C
M.S. Nutrition & Human Performance
B.S. Kinesiology
Includes your personalized results review
Save $25 when you schedule your VO₂ Max and RMR together

Discover the most powerful number for your health, fitness, and longevity.
If you’ve ever wondered:
—this test gives you real answers.

A VO₂ Max test is the gold-standard measure of cardiovascular fitness. It shows how efficiently your heart, lungs, and muscles use oxygen and is strongly linked to long-term health and longevity.
Your test also includes Respiratory Exchange Ratio (RER), which reveals whether your body is burning fat or carbohydrates at different intensities—so you can train with precision instead of guessing.

You’ll leave with clear, personalized insights you can actually use:
This assessment turns exercise into a personalized plan designed for your body and goals.

• Runners, cyclists, and endurance athletes
• Adults focused on improving long-term health
• Anyone whose fitness watch estimates their VO₂ max
• People who want personalized training zones instead of guessing

"While the detailed report was extremely valuable, what really set the experience apart was Eliza's ability to interpret the results, explain what they meant for my current fitness level, and provide personalized recommendations."


You’ll wear a mask that measures oxygen and carbon dioxide while exercising on a treadmill. Intensity increases gradually until you reach your maximum effort.
The session is scheduled for 60 minutes (test time is usually 10–20 minutes) and includes explanation of your results and next steps.
Leave with clarity, direction, and confidence—so you can train smarter, not harder.