If you lived in a house with a leaky roof
you wouldn't solve the problem by buying new furniture every
week. Similarly, you shouldn't try to solve your health problems
by focusing entirely on just your weight or your heart rate.
It's important to remember that all facets of your health are
interconnected in a tenuous balance, so it's important to address
all areas of the mind-body connection to achieve the goal of
full health.
To some people improvement in their physical health begins and
ends at the gym, but The Fitness Architect goes a bit farther.
Our idea of a total health plan is one that includes nutritional
programming, body composition analysis, blood pressure monitoring,
anthropometric measurements, stress reduction, blood chemistry
screenings, hair and saliva screenings (to detect environment-based
chemical anomalies) and incisive fitness testing.
Here is a complete list of the tests and analyses that we use
at The Fitness Architect:
• Lower and Upper Body Strength Testing
• Flexibility Testing
• SubMax VO2-
tests aerobic capacity
• Heart Rate Variability- tests the health of the autonomic
nervous system
• Spirometric Readings- tests for pulmonary strength
• Body Composition Analysis- Body Fat, Lean Body Mass,
Weight
• Circumference Measurements
• Blood Pressure Reading
• Blood Chemistry Readings:
- Lipid/Glucose test
- ALT liver test
- Hemoglobin A1c test- blood sugar level average
from the past 2-3 months
- Thyroid Function test
- Prostate test
• Saliva and Hair Screenings:
- FemaleCheck
- MaleCheck
- PerformanceCheck
- MineralCheck |
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"Chad has been my
personal trainer for almost six years. I began
training on the advice of my physician to increase
bone density as I am at risk to develop osteoporosis.
Regular exercise and a healthier diet have not
only slowed down bone loss, but have had the added
benefits of improving muscle tone, weight loss
and more energy. Chad is very attentive during
training sessions to make sure that all exercises
are performed correctly so as not to cause injury.
He crafts diets to meet personal needs and lifestyles."
- Nancy Crawford
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