Local Muscle Activity

Muscle Oxygenation Assessment

SMO2 testing (Skeletal Muscle Oxygen Saturation) is an analysis of how effectively oxygen is being used at a particular muscle. It helps determine limitations on if the muscle is effectively using oxygen when exercising.

Left Leg Analysis

Baseline SmO₂

{{ left_baseline_smo2 | default('75.4%') }}

Minimum SmO₂

{{ left_minimum_smo2 | default('69.3%') }}

{{ left_minimum_lap | default('Lap 6') }}

Oxygen Drop

{{ left_oxygen_drop | default('6.0%') }}

{{ left_drop_percentage | default('8% decrease') }}

Recovery

Optimal >100%

{{ left_recovery_percentage | default('109%') }}

Right Leg Analysis

Baseline SmO₂

{{ right_baseline_smo2 | default('82.9%') }}

Minimum SmO₂

{{ right_minimum_smo2 | default('73.7%') }}

{{ right_minimum_lap | default('Lap 6') }}

Oxygen Drop

{{ right_oxygen_drop | default('9.3%') }}

{{ right_drop_percentage | default('11% decrease') }}

Recovery

Optimal >100%

{{ right_recovery_percentage | default('97%') }}

Key Findings

• Left leg showed better oxygen maintenance during high-intensity work

• {{ recovery_assessment | default('Excellent recovery capacity') }} - both legs recovered well

• Heart rate progression: {{ hr_warmup | default('93') }} → {{ hr_max | default('168') }} bpm

• Test duration: {{ test_duration | default('~21 minutes active test') }}