Living longer is only part of the picture.
Strength, power, cardiovascular fitness and physical capability tend to decline as we get older.
Research consistently shows that higher levels of muscular strength and cardiovascular fitness are associated with better long-term health outcomes.
Are you building enough physical reserve to stay capable later in life?
The Arlen Healthspan Test gives you an objective snapshot of some of the physical qualities that matter as you age, and shows you where you stand today.

01
Grip Strength
An objective measure of upper-body and grip strength.
02
Lower-Body Strength
Using an Isometric Mid-Thigh Pull to measure your ability to generate force through the lower body.
03
Lower-Body Power
A Countermovement Jump measures how effectively you can produce force quickly.
04
Balance
A simple assessment of postural control and stability.
This isn’t simply a series of fitness tests.
You will see how your results compare for your age and sex, understand what each score means, and identify where you are strong and where there may be opportunities to improve.
Your session is led by Charlie, Arlen’s Head of Performance, a qualified physiotherapist with an MSc in Sports Medicine.
You will leave with:
Your results across all four tests
Age and sex adjusted benchmarking where appropriate
A clear explanation of what your scores mean
Your strongest areas and biggest opportunities to improve
Practical priorities for maintaining or improving your physical capability
A personalised results summary to take away

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Arlen Health is a health and performance lab helping professionals understand where their health stands today, where it may be heading, and what is actually worth focusing on.
We combine advanced health testing with expert clinical and performance interpretation to give clients a clearer view of their long-term health and physical capability.
Our wider Executive Health Assessment brings together:
Advanced blood biomarkers
Cardiovascular fitness and VO₂ max
Body composition and metabolic health
Strength, mobility and physical capability

