Human Performance Lab
The Human Performance Laboratory at Boise State University is a facility designated to teach, conduct research, and provide service to faculty, staff, students, and individuals in the community. Among the physiological and fitness parameters measured in the laboratory are:
- Cardiorespiratory endurance
- Lactate, Maximal and Sub-Maximal Heart Rate
- Body composition
- Anaerobic power
- Muscular fitness (Strength and Endurance) and flexibility
- Resting and stress electrocardiography
- Pulmonary Function
- Agility, Balance, Coordination, Power, Reaction time, and Speed
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What’s happening next?
Lunch & Learn: Health and the Human Performance Lab
Faculty, staff, students, and community members are invited to bring your own lunch and join us for a free Lunch & Learn from Noon–1 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 24, on the first floor of the Norco Building. No registration required.
Learn how Boise State’s Human Performance Lab (HPL) combines science-backed testing with personalized coaching to help you better understand your body, elevate your performance, and reach your health goals. From cardiorespiratory fitness and metabolism to body composition and recovery, the HPL uses research-grade technology to provide data-driven insight you can actually use.
The HPL works with everyone from Bronco student-athletes and USA Hockey to first responders and community members, and now you can experience the same professional-level approach to improving health and performance.
Come join us!