Why integrate AMR + AM + AMP?
At HOP Lab, the body is analyzed as a system.
Movement, metabolism, and performance are not separate entities — they are different expressions of the same biology.
By combining these three assessments, we can understand how the body expends energy, how it uses it, and how it converts it into performance.
This integrated evaluation combines respiratory analysis, muscle sensors, and sweat testing, allowing us to measure how your body responds to real effort — not only in terms of oxygen consumption, but also electrolyte loss and metabolic efficiency.
The result is a complete snapshot of your physiological performance, essential for optimizing training, recovery, and hydration in a truly personalized way.
The AMR measures how the body consumes oxygen and produces energy at rest. This assessment reveals:
👉 It shows how the body functions when it is not under effort — a snapshot of internal balance and metabolic efficiency.
The AM analyzes muscle activation and coordination through surface electromyography. It allows us to:
👉 It shows how the body generates force and movement, and where functional inefficiencies may exist.
The AMP evaluates how the body uses oxygen and energy during maximal effort. Through respiratory gas analysis, it determines:
👉 It shows how the body responds to physical stress and where true physiological limits lie.
When we combine the three assessments, we obtain the full energy continuum of human performance. This integration allows us to:
👉 It is a global reading of the organism — from the cell to movement, from rest to performance.
The body is a system.
The Resting Metabolic Assessment, Muscle Assessment, and Metabolic Performance Assessment form the essential triangle to understand and optimize that system.
At HOP Lab, we use science and technology to transform physiological data into intelligent decisions — promoting energy, balance, and longevity.
The combination of RMA + MA + MPA is the highest expression of the HOP Lab philosophy — understanding the body as a complete system, where every cell, muscle, and breath matters.
It is science applied to vitality, performance, and longevity.