DEXA scans use low levels of x-rays to measure your body’s composition, including muscle symmetry, lean mass, and visceral fat.
You can use your initial DEXA results as a baseline to measure changes in your composition over time. This is especially helpful if you are training or making lifestyle changes.
VO2 Max measures your maximal oxygen consumption during exercise. During the test you’ll wear a specialized mask while running on a treadmill to the point of exhaustion. You can use your VO2 Max results as a baseline to measure cardiovascular progress over the course of a training program.
A RMR (resting metabolic rate) test measures the energy your body uses at complete rest. You can use your RMR results to build a more targeted dietary plan.
A RMR Test typically lasts between 15-30 minutes. All you have to do is sit in a chair and breathe normally into a mask.
Immediately following the test our staff will walk you through your results.
Phy Health’s advanced camera technology maps more than 1 million data points across your musculoskeletal system.
This comprehensive scan identifies imbalances causing suboptimal performance and increasing your risk of injury.
Following your musculoskeletal map, you’ll receive a personalized workout plan based on your body’s unique needs.
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Jonah is an applied sport scientist and strength and conditioning coach / consultant living in Brooklyn. He spent the past 7 years working with athletes and teams from all major American Professional Team sports. Most recently, Jonah was the applied sport science coordinator for the Houston Texans in the NFL. At 25, he was one of the youngest sports scientists in NFL history. Jonah also specializes in using the latest sport science technology and testing to individualize strength and endurance training programs.
Dr. Patrick Jean-Pierre, MD is Board Certified in both Internal Medicine and Sports Medicine. He is fellowship-trained in the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. Dr. Jean-Pierre treats patients of all activity levels; he is a former assistant team physician for high school and Division I college athletes. He worked closely in his fellowship under the physicians responsible for the medical care of the NFL’s Detroit Lions and MLB’s Detroit Tigers.