Longevity Assessment in Liverpool Street

A structured evaluation designed to understand how your body currently performs and what it needs to remain strong, capable, and resilient long-term. Rather than jumping straight into training, we measure movement quality, physical capacity, lifestyle factors, and recovery habits, so training decisions can be made deliberately rather than based on guesswork.

Yes: a Longevity Assessment is a structured fitness consultation built around longevity markers rather than aesthetic goals. Over 90 to 120 minutes we assess movement quality, strength, cardiovascular capacity, and health markers, producing a personalised report and training plan. It is the structured alternative to the typical introductory PT session.

The full in-person protocol, all measured on site: a Functional Movement Screen and single-leg balance; blood pressure, resting heart rate and heart rate recovery; waist and hip measurements; a cardiovascular fitness test for VO2; grip strength; countermovement jump; and a lifestyle questionnaire. Grip strength, the countermovement jump and the full FMS are unique to the in-person tier.

Professionals who want a structured, intelligent approach to their health and training. Most clients are 45 to 60 years old, busy professionals balancing demanding careers and family life, experiencing declining energy or consistency, and looking for a long-term strategy rather than short-term fitness fixes. No previous training experience is required to book.

A written Results Review covering your current strengths and limitations, the key areas that will yield the greatest improvements, the recommended training phase, and a suggested pathway forward (1-2-1 coaching, online coaching, or a self-led programme). The Results Review is yours to keep regardless of whether you continue with coaching.

Both options exist. The in-person Longevity Assessment is delivered at UNTIL Bishops Square in the City of London. A Virtual Longevity Assessment is available for clients outside London or with frequent travel demands: it uses guided video movement testing and accessible field cardiovascular tests, with the same Results Review and pathway recommendation.

It is the foundation of every coaching pathway, but there is no obligation to continue. The Results Review identifies the training approach best suited to your body and constraints: you then choose whether 1-2-1 coaching, online coaching, or a self-led programme fits your life. Some clients use the assessment as a one-off audit and continue training independently.

Most training problems do not come from lack of effort: they come from poor decisions made too early. Starting with an assessment lets us understand movement limitations, injury history, current physical capacity, and lifestyle constraints. Training can then be built around your body rather than forcing your body to adapt to generic programming.

No. The assessment is designed to evaluate your current baseline, not to test how hard you can push. Everything is adjusted to your current ability and injury history so that we can gather meaningful information safely. Whether you have trained for years or are returning after a long gap, the assessment meets you where you are.

Yes, and in many cases this is where the assessment is most valuable. Understanding previous injuries, movement compensations, and current limitations allows training to be structured safely and progressively. If any red flags appear during the assessment, appropriate referrals to a physiotherapist or GP are made before continuing.

Most clients repeat the assessment every 6 to 12 months. This allows us to track improvements in key areas: mobility, strength, balance, and aerobic capacity, and update the training strategy accordingly. The repeat cadence is built into ongoing coaching for clients who continue beyond the first assessment.