Yourlastdecade

The Team

Introducing: The Metrics That’ll Determine How Long (& Well) You’ll Live

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VO2 MAX

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GRIP STRENGTH

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GENETICS

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Mental Health

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THIGH STRENGTH

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BLOOD BIOMARKERS

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The Team

Introducing: The Metrics That’ll Determine How Long (& Well) You’ll Live

At Your Last Decade, we focus on measurable health indicators that have been scientifically linked to increased lifespan and improved healthspan . By targeting these areas, we aim to empower you with actionable strategies to enhance your longevity.

All our recommendations and proposed actions come from hard, scientific data that show if we improve upon a handful of key metrics, statistically we can increase the chance of lengthening your life, and improving its quality.

Brendon, Ipswich

“My Vo2 Max has improved by 43%. That puts me in the top 20th percentile for people my sex and age. I know I’m now more likely to die later and have a better quality of life until then”

VO₂ Max

VO₂ max — your maximal oxygen uptake — is one of the most important markers we assess. It’s more than a fitness metric; it’s a powerful predictor of mortality and overall resilience.

VO₂ max reflects the efficiency of your heart, lungs, blood vessels, and muscles working together to deliver and use oxygen during physical activity. In other words, it tells us how well your body handles stress and effort, which is central to both healthspan and lifespan.

VO₂ Max and Mortality Risk

One of the most striking findings in longevity science is the relationship between VO₂ max and all-cause mortality. A major 2018 study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) found that cardiorespiratory fitness is inversely associated with mortality — meaning the higher your VO₂ max, the lower your risk of death from all causes.
Specifically:

How We Assess and Improve It

We offer direct VO₂ max testing or validated submaximal equivalents depending on your needs. We then tailor a cardiovascular training plan to your current level and goals — from low-intensity zone 2 work to more advanced interval training when appropriate.
 
Key components of your VO₂ optimisation plan may include:

Why It Matters

Improving your VO₂ max doesn’t just reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease. It improves mitochondrial function, metabolic health, brain function, and more. It makes everyday activities easier — and it builds a reserve of resilience your body can draw on when it needs it most, whether that’s fighting off illness or recovering from surgery.

In short: VO₂ max is one of the most modifiable and meaningful predictors of your future health. And it’s something we can absolutely improve — at any age.

“View health as an investment, not an expense”John Quelch

Grip Strength

At YourLastDecade.com, VO₂ max — your maximal oxygen uptake — is one of the most important markers we assess. It’s more than a fitness metric; it’s a powerful predictor of mortality and overall resilience.

VO₂ max reflects the efficiency of your heart, lungs, blood vessels, and muscles working together to deliver and use oxygen during physical activity. In other words, it tells us how well your body handles stress and effort, which is central to both healthspan and lifespan.

Genetics

At YourLastDecade.com, VO₂ max — your maximal oxygen uptake — is one of the most important markers we assess. It’s more than a fitness metric; it’s a powerful predictor of mortality and overall resilience.

VO₂ max reflects the efficiency of your heart, lungs, blood vessels, and muscles working together to deliver and use oxygen during physical activity. In other words, it tells us how well your body handles stress and effort, which is central to both healthspan and lifespan.

“View health as an investment, not an expense”John Quelch

Mental Health

At YourLastDecade.com, VO₂ max — your maximal oxygen uptake — is one of the most important markers we assess. It’s more than a fitness metric; it’s a powerful predictor of mortality and overall resilience.

VO₂ max reflects the efficiency of your heart, lungs, blood vessels, and muscles working together to deliver and use oxygen during physical activity. In other words, it tells us how well your body handles stress and effort, which is central to both healthspan and lifespan.

Thigh Strength

At YourLastDecade.com, VO₂ max — your maximal oxygen uptake — is one of the most important markers we assess. It’s more than a fitness metric; it’s a powerful predictor of mortality and overall resilience.

VO₂ max reflects the efficiency of your heart, lungs, blood vessels, and muscles working together to deliver and use oxygen during physical activity. In other words, it tells us how well your body handles stress and effort, which is central to both healthspan and lifespan.

Blood Biomarkers

At YourLastDecade.com, VO₂ max — your maximal oxygen uptake — is one of the most important markers we assess. It’s more than a fitness metric; it’s a powerful predictor of mortality and overall resilience.

VO₂ max reflects the efficiency of your heart, lungs, blood vessels, and muscles working together to deliver and use oxygen during physical activity. In other words, it tells us how well your body handles stress and effort, which is central to both healthspan and lifespan.

“View health as an investment, not an expense” – John Quelch