Request an appointment

Tell us what you’re interested in, and we’ll help confirm the right service, required forms, and next steps before your appointment. Because DSL services vary by goal, equipment, and health screening requirements, appointments are reviewed before confirmation.

Scheduling & Availability

Durango Sports Lab operates by appointment, with varying availability throughout the year.

During the Fort Lewis College academic year, DSL services are offered on a limited weekly schedule due to other professional and academic commitments. Appointment availability typically allows for a limited number of bike fitting, performance testing, and consultation sessions each week.

During the summer and academic breaks, appointment availability is expanded, and services can often be scheduled on most weekdays. We do not work on weekends.

We encourage clients to plan ahead when possible, particularly during the academic year. Appointment requests are responded to as promptly as possible, typically within two workdays, and available scheduling options will be provided based on the current lab calendar.

Thank you for your understanding and for choosing Durango Sports Lab.

What happens after you submit a request

DSL will review your interest in the service, goals, and any required intake information. You may be asked to complete required forms before your appointment is confirmed.

Learn what to do before your appointment

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  • Service-specific intake notes

    • Fitness and performance testing and altitude training: Exercise testing and altitude training require a completed Fort Lewis College activity waiver and PAR-Q+ health screening. Physician clearance may be required if the screening identifies a concern.

    • Bike fitting: Bike fitting requires a completed waiver and information about your bike, including bike type and rear axle information for trainer compatibility.

    • Body composition testing: Body composition testing includes screening for BIA-related contraindications and limitations, including implanted electrical devices such as pacemakers or defibrillators.

    • Consultations: Performance consultations generally require minimal intake paperwork.