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Locality: Loretto, Pennsylvania

Phone: +1 814-471-1132



Address: 108 Franciscan Way 15940 Loretto, PA, US

Website: francis.edu/HPL

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SFU Human Performance Laboratory 07.12.2020

The HPL took to the road this morning and provided body composition, functional, and muscular health assessment at the Blair Regional YMCA! Check out the links below to learn more about the newest equipment being utilized in the HPL! https://inbodyusa.com/lp/advanced-body-composition/... https://www.musclesound.com

SFU Human Performance Laboratory 01.12.2020

The Muscle Sound uses ultrasound technology to tell you... 1. fuel level (glycogen) in the muscle 2. muscle size compared to norms 3. body composition... -body fat % -lean mass 4. segmental fat analysis 5. limb symmetry Contact us for additional information or to schedule an assessment!

SFU Human Performance Laboratory 23.11.2020

This is the Biodex! This assessment can give you important information about your leg strength that can improve performance and prevent injuries... 1. Is your leg strength where it needs to be for your sex, age & body stature?... 2. Is the ratio of strength from your quads to your hamstrings where it should be? 3. Are there any imbalances from your right to your left leg? From this information you can modify your resistance training program for optimal performance and safety!

SFU Human Performance Laboratory 18.11.2020

Is low-moderate or high intensity aerobic exercise better? The answer is... BOTH! Working at low-moderate intensity can make your body a more efficient fat burner!... Working at a high intensity can improve your fitness! The HPL offers exercise assessments that give you personalized information about how to maximize your aerobic fitness!

SFU Human Performance Laboratory 04.11.2020

Do you need a starting point for your health and fitness goals? Combining a body composition assessment with resting metabolic rate is a great way to do this! Find out:... 1. What % of my body mass is fat, muscle, and water 2. How many calories does my body need a day to maintain its functions? 3. Do I primarily burns carbs or fats at rest? 4. How can I tailor my exercise and eating habits to make my body a more efficient fat burner? Comment below or send us a message for more information!

SFU Human Performance Laboratory 30.10.2020

Happy New Year! If your new year goals involve health/fitness, understanding your body composition is a great place to start! Discover what % of your body is fat, muscle & water. How can these components be altered in a safe manner to help you accomplish your goals? Speak to a certified exercise physiologist about the best plan of action tailored to your health history, physical abilities, wants/needs & busy schedule.... We are currently offering body composition assessments by BodPod and our new InBody machine for the price of one! Send us a message or email for more details! [email protected]