Carson Gantzer, MS, CSCS, performance physiologist at Human Powered Health in Scottsdale, Arizona, explains what a high VO2 max says about your athletic potential. -as read in Runner’s World
Gilbert, the beloved golden retriever of Melissa and Mark Hortman, is inspiring a new generation of service dogs. -as seen on KARE 11
On the morning he was leaving for Nepal, on April 6, Andrews was at the Human Powered Health facility in Wellesley, running through tests to measure his fitness and strength. -as read in The Concord Bridge
Runner and mountaineer Ty Andrews is attempting to set the speed record for climbing Mount Everest without supplemental oxygen. Human Powered Health reached out to help him get there. -as read in The Wellesley Townsman
Ty Andrews hopes to climb Mount Everest without supplemental oxygen faster than anyone—all with the help of the experts at the Human Powered Health lab. -as seen on CBS News
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Normie, a Helping Paws service dog, inspired Mike to create healthy dog treats, leading to the formation of PuzzlePups. -as seen on KAAL-TV
Alyssa Younker-Barber, PhD, a North Carolina–based exercise physiologist at Human Powered Health shares the benefits of cardio workouts. -as read in SELF
Both Mike and Bella train using physiological testing and performance data gathered at Human Powered Health’s Scottsdale performance lab, which opened in January 2025. -as read in The Tempe Tribune
A father and daughter training to run the half and full marathon in Mesa are using science to get specific data about how they run. -as seen on FOX 10 Phoenix
Newsweek spoke with Willie Swift, a performance physiologist from Human Powered Health in Boston, Massachusetts, to find out why cycling feels so effortless and continues to grow. -as read in Newsweek
Lekshmi Kumar, a performance physiologist at Boston-based Human Powered Health weighs in on if more data can actually lead to better health outcomes. -as read on LifeHacker
Ryan Radunzel is a 20-year Air Force veteran. While serving in Afghanistan in 2009, his base was struck by a rocket attack. After he retired from the military, Helping Paws Minnesota paired him with Peyton to help him cope with his PTSD. -as seen on WCCO TV
Alexa Lobato, MS, Human Powered Health’s head performance physiologist at their Scottsdale, Arizona, location, is sharing her best tips for improving bone density as a cyclist.-as read in Bicycling Magazine
Herbie, trained by Helping Paws, serves as an on-site facility dog, providing a moment of calm for students facing everyday challenges. -as seen on Minnesota Live
Helping Paws in Eden Prairie offers a pickup service for those who can’t take their foster service dogs to training classes. -as read in The Star Tribune
Falcon Ridge middle school students arriving for the new school year will be greeted by, among others, Herbie, a 4-year old facility dog who will help calm student's back-to-school jitters. -as seen on CBS News
Helping Paws Executive Director Alyssa Golob visited the KARE 11 barn along with some other special guests. -as seen on KARE 11
Alexa Lobato, the lead performance physiologist at Human Powered Health discusses the factors that affect HRV. -as read in US News and World Report
Herbie, a Helping Paws service dog at Falcon Ridge Middle School, works with school counselor Shannon Moore. She and principal Becky Melville broke down the importance of service animals in schools - and other environments. -as heard on WCCO-AM
Mark and Melissa Hortman impacted the lives of many through their personal and professional endeavors. One of the ways they served their community was through the Eden Prairie-based nonprofit Helping Paws, where they volunteered as foster home dog trainers. -as read in The Sun Post