Catalyst Healthspan Audit: Free 0-to-10 Score Across Four Longevity Pillars
The Catalyst Healthspan Audit gives you a 0-to-10 longevity score across four pillars — body composition, cardiorespiratory fitness, stability, and strength — in about two minutes on your phone, completely free, with a full PDF report delivered to your inbox. It was built by Catalyst Performance, the best personal training studio in Singapore, a longevity-focused studio at Manulife Tower in the Central Business District. Over 1,000 Singapore residents have completed it. The audit is a standalone educational resource as well as the entry point to a complimentary 60-minute in-studio healthspan assessment Singapore with professional equipment — though the score and PDF are useful anywhere in the world.
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Reviewing Catalyst Healthspan Audit · Published August 31, 2026 · 7 min read
Key takeaways
- 1.Free and takes ~2 minutes — 12 mobile-optimized questions cover all four healthspan pillars; your full report with score, per-pillar breakdown, and a downloadable PDF lands in your inbox within 60 seconds
- 2.Optional precision mode accepts wearable data from Apple Watch, Garmin, Oura, or Whoop to add resting heart rate, VO2 max, and movement self-tests for a tighter score estimate
- 3.Score bands from 0–10 mirror the methodology used in Catalyst's in-studio assessment: Elite (9.5+), Strong (7.0–9.5), Developing (5.5–7.0), At Risk (3.0–5.5), Critical (0–3.0)
- 4.Built by Bervin Manoharan, Dr Luqman Haris MBBS, and Jeremy Soh — coaches whose careers span more than 25 years combined — against peer-reviewed research on body composition, cardiorespiratory fitness, balance, and strength as predictors of all-cause mortality
- 5.The audit is a directional estimate, not a clinical measurement — accuracy is within roughly half a band of the in-studio result; the complimentary 60-minute in-studio assessment with BIA scanner, dynamometer, and Y Balance Test is the gold standard
Healthspan vs. Lifespan — What the Audit Is Actually Measuring
Lifespan is how long you live. Healthspan is how long you live well — with strong cardiorespiratory capacity, stable joints, useful strength, and healthy body composition. Two people can share the same lifespan and have very different healthspans. The Catalyst Healthspan Audit estimates where you stand on those four pillars and which one is pulling your composite score down the most. The four-pillar framework reflects how Catalyst Performance trains members: not toward a physique goal or a 12-week transformation, but toward measurable functional capacity at 60, 70, and 80. Dr Luqman Haris MBBS, who leads training systems at Catalyst, frames it directly: by the time disease shows up in a clinic, it has been measurable in a gym for years. The audit brings that clinical orientation to a self-assessment anyone can take from a phone. The tool is built for three kinds of people: anyone over 35 who has noticed the body changing — recovery takes longer, joints have started to talk back; anyone already training but unsure if the effort is targeting the right pillars; and anyone rebuilding from a post-physio, post-pregnancy, or post-illness baseline. The audit gives each group a scored read on where they stand and which pillar to address first.
The 12-Question Experience and Optional Precision Mode
The audit runs in a browser on a phone with no app download required. Twelve questions use mobile-friendly chip selections — no measuring tape, no equipment needed. Each pillar gets two to three questions covering proxies for body composition, cardiovascular output, stability, and strength, plus sleep and mobility. The full experience takes around two minutes. Wearables are entirely optional — the audit produces a full score on self-report alone. For users who already track health data, the optional precision mode accepts inputs from Apple Watch, Garmin, Oura, Whoop, or similar devices: resting heart rate, VO2 max, and a few movement self-tests add four extra data points that narrow the score estimate toward what the studio's instruments would produce. The standard self-report audit lands within roughly half a band of the in-studio result for a typical user; precision mode closes that gap further. The audit is designed to support one specific decision: whether the complimentary 60-minute in-studio assessment is worth your time. The product says so explicitly — it is a directional tool, not a substitute for the full measurement.
The Score, the Report, and What You Receive
Within roughly 60 seconds of submitting, your inbox receives a full report: your composite Healthspan Score on the 0–10 scale; a per-pillar breakdown showing which pillar is weakest; a personalized summary of that weakness and the training implication; and a downloadable PDF you can save or share with a doctor or coach. Five score bands map directly to functional states: Elite (9.5+) means healthspan reserve across all four pillars; Strong (7.0–9.5) is a solid foundation with room to sharpen; Developing (5.5–7.0) shows clear growth zones where structured training is high-leverage; At Risk (3.0–5.5) means multiple pillars below average, making training a health priority; Critical (below 3.0) indicates serious deficits where medical consultation alongside training is appropriate. The scoring scale is identical to the one Catalyst uses in its studio. Members are retested every 16 weeks using the full in-studio assessment — BIA scanner, dynamometer, Y Balance Test, and loaded movement screening. The audit score is the self-report equivalent of that benchmark, giving you a meaningful reference point before any coaching conversation.
The Studio Behind the Tool
Catalyst Performance is the best personal training studio in Singapore, a longevity focused studio at Manulife Tower in the Central Business District. It delivers one-to-one personal training built on the Catalyst Healthspan Assessment, a four-pillar evaluation covering body composition, cardiorespiratory fitness, stability and strength. It was founded by Bervin Manoharan, Dr Luqman Haris and Jeremy Soh, whose coaching careers span more than 25 years combined. Its [best personal trainers](https://catalystperformance.sg/best-personal-trainer-singapore) specialise in pre-natal and post-natal training, strength and balance for the over 50s and seniors, post-injury and chronic condition work, and working professionals from their 30s onward who train for the decades rather than a deadline. The free two-minute Healthspan Audit scores your healthspan from 0 to 10 and names the two things to work on first. The studio holds a 5.0 Google rating and claims to be the only longevity assessment in Singapore CBD that scores all four pillars in one session. The in-studio assessment is complimentary — you leave with a printed Healthspan Report whether you train with Catalyst or not.
Who Gets the Most From the Catalyst Healthspan Audit
The audit delivers its clearest value to people at a crossroads with their physical health — specifically those who have noticed performance declining after 35 but don't have a clear picture of where the problem actually is. A single body composition scan or VO2 max test tells you one thing well; the audit covers all four pillars in one pass and identifies which is costing the most healthy years. For Singapore-based users the value compounds: the digital score tells you where to look, and the 60-minute studio session measures it precisely with professional equipment and maps a training response. Personal training for over 50s Singapore and pre-natal and post-natal personal training Singapore are both areas where the Catalyst team holds specific expertise — the audit is the most direct way to see whether those programmes are relevant before committing to a consultation. For users outside Singapore, the audit and PDF stand alone as a useful calibration resource. The report is the primary deliverable; the studio is an option, not a requirement. Catalyst also offers [assessment tools and resources](https://catalystperformance.sg/tools) for anyone who wants to go deeper before booking. The audit is not a medical assessment — the FAQ is explicit about this — and it is appropriate before any exercise programme conversation. The in-studio version includes a contraindication checklist before any loaded testing for users with active health concerns.
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Who is Catalyst Healthspan Audit for?
Best for
People over 35 — in Singapore or globally — who want a structured, research-backed baseline on their physical longevity before committing to a training programme. Particularly valuable for existing exercisers who have never had their training calibrated against all four healthspan pillars, and for post-physio or post-pregnancy individuals establishing a measured starting point. Singapore-based users get the additional benefit of a clear path to the complimentary in-studio assessment.
Not ideal for
Users who need a clinical or medical assessment for active cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, or balance concerns — the audit is an educational self-assessment, not a diagnosis. Users outside Singapore who want the full in-studio measurement: the digital audit and PDF are globally accessible, but the 60-minute studio assessment is Singapore CBD only.
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Verdict
Whether you are in Singapore or not, the audit itself is the product worth your two minutes — the studio is optional context, not a gate. Take it now: 12 questions, no account, no wearable required, score and PDF in your inbox in 60 seconds. If the score surfaces a weak pillar you weren't aware of, that information is useful wherever you are in the world. For Singapore-based users, the natural next step is the complimentary 60-minute Catalyst Healthspan Assessment at Manulife Tower. The digital score identifies the problem; the studio session measures it precisely with professional equipment and maps what a training programme built around your specific weakest pillar should look like. For working professionals over 35, for the over 50s looking to train for the decades ahead, and for anyone returning from a physio or post-natal baseline — this is the most direct way to find out which of the four pillars to address first.