endurance lab

The elab is where your training starts.

Most athletes train on guesswork — zones estimated from a formula, fueling figured out mid-race. EPTC's eLab changes that. Before you train, you test. And what we find shapes everything: your zones, your pacing, your nutrition, your coaching plan.

WHY TESTING MATTERS

Knowing your VO2 max is useful. Knowing your lactate threshold is useful. But knowing how both interact with your race goal, your training history, and your fueling habits — that's what actually moves the needle. That's what EPTC's exercise physiologists do to help you.


"The testing process was straightforward, easy to execute and easy to understand. I left with relevant numbers, and specific, actionable training recommendations based on my test results. leaving with specific training recommendations was a huge plus, many testing protocols simply spit out physiologic data."

Sam Bassetti

Professional Road Cyclist - Voler Apparel Factory Racing

WHAT WE TEST

What the lab measures — and what it means for your training.

TWO WAYS TO USE THE eLAB

Whether you train with us or on your own, the lab is where clarity starts.

Standalone Visits

Come in for one assessment or a panel of tests. You'll leave with your data and a one-on-one consultation to understand what it means. Some athletes use this to calibrate their self-directed training. Others return seasonally to track progress.

coaching Programs

Every EPTC coaching program begins with lab testing — it's not optional, and that's intentional. Coaching without testing is guesswork. If you're considering working with a coach, a lab assessment is how that relationship starts.

Stop guessing. start testing.

Located at 8 Madrona St., Mill Valley — right at the base of Mt. Tamalpais.

Open Monday–Saturday, 8:30am–6pm.

Interested in Field, remote or group testing?


"When I joined Endurance three years ago, I was an aging ‘weekend warrior’ simply looking for variety in my workout regimen. Tim then introduced me to the benefits of incorporating their lab science into my training, which took my fitness to a new level. Last summer, he used my testing data to design a training program that enabled me to enjoy the Death Ride… seriously. This weekend I rode in the Levi Gran Fondo. To say that l am a big fan of Endurance would be an understatement."

PT