INSCYD Performance Report

The full picture of your engine — in one report.

INSCYD is the same performance modelling used by pro cycling teams, national federations and elite triathletes worldwide. It turns a single test into a complete physiological profile — VO₂max, VLa max, lactate dynamics, fuel use, training zones and race predictions.

Example INSCYD report dashboard showing metabolic demand, VO2, lactate accumulation, fat and carbohydrate combustion, and performance metric gauges

What gets measured

Most endurance tests give you a single number — an FTP, a threshold pace, a heart-rate zone. INSCYD measures the underlying systems that produce those numbers, so you can train the right one.

VO₂max
Your aerobic ceiling — the maximum rate at which your body can use oxygen.
VLa max
Maximum glycolytic power — how fast you can produce energy anaerobically.
Anaerobic Threshold
The intensity you can sustain before lactate accumulation outpaces clearance.
Lactate Threshold (LT1 / LT2)
The two physiological transitions that anchor your training zones.
Fat & CHO Combustion
Exactly how much fat and carbohydrate you burn at every intensity.
Economy
How efficiently you convert energy into pace or power.
Inside the report

Inside Your INSCYD Report

Your report contains far more than just training zones. It provides a detailed picture of how your body produces energy, performs at different intensities, and responds to training.

VO₂max

What it is

Your aerobic engine.

Why it matters

A higher VO₂max generally improves your ability to sustain faster paces and higher power outputs.

VLaMax

What it is

Your rate of lactate production.

Why it matters

Helps explain whether you are naturally more endurance-oriented or power-oriented and influences race performance across different distances.

Training Zones

What it is

Personalised training intensity zones.

Why it matters

Helps remove guesswork and ensures each session targets the right physiological adaptation.

Fuel Utilisation

What it is

Your use of carbohydrates and fat during exercise.

Why it matters

Provides insights into endurance performance, pacing, nutrition, and long-distance racing.

Race Predictions

What it is

Estimated performance potential across multiple race distances.

Why it matters

Provides realistic performance benchmarks and goal-setting targets.

Threshold Analysis

What it is

Identification of key physiological thresholds.

Why it matters

Helps determine sustainable training and racing intensities.

Performance Limiters

What it is

Identification of the physiological factors currently limiting performance.

Why it matters

Helps focus training on the areas most likely to produce improvement.

Performance Strengths

What it is

Identification of your strongest physiological qualities.

Why it matters

Allows you to better understand your athletic profile and build training around your strengths.

Carbohydrate Demand

What it is

Estimated carbohydrate usage at different exercise intensities.

Why it matters

Useful for race planning, fuelling strategies, and endurance events.

FatMax

What it is

The exercise intensity where fat utilisation is highest.

Why it matters

Provides insight into aerobic development and endurance efficiency.

Training Recommendations

What it is

Practical interpretation of your results.

Why it matters

Helps convert data into meaningful training decisions.

Athlete Report + Follow-Up Consultation

What it is

Your personalised Threshold Performance Lab report and follow-up phone call.

Why it matters

Ensures you understand your results and know how to apply them to your training.

How you'll use it

From test result to training session.

Find your weakness

We benchmark your numbers against your event and identify the single biggest performance lever.

Set the right zones

Heart-rate and power/pace zones built from your physiology — not a generic percentage of FTP.

Fuel the work

Carb requirements at each intensity, so you can fuel training and racing with confidence.