You want the most amount of space you can afford and is economically viable

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Serotta Advanced and Advanced Triathlon
Retul Certified in 2011
Qualified sports massage therapists

I've got about 600 SF dedicated to two fit stations.

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Jonathan Blyer,
ACME Bicycle Co., Brooklyn, NY

I have a 1200 sq ft fit studio with a nice interview area then physical assessment area and then Retul area.

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Robert Driskell
Certified Master Body Geometry fit Technician
Certified Master Retul Fit Technician
Zipp Service Course Specialist
Bikes Plus Pensacola Florida

Does size really matter?

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Happy

Ive got a 12x20 workshop but part of it is devoted to ebay consignment and packaging, which is about 1/4 of my business. My actual working area for fitting is probably about 12x12 and I have a 6x4 fit stand, workbench, wall mounted camera and 2 chairs. I don't do as much screening as you do with the client though. How much room does your FMS require?
As of now I feel like I have enough space to do what I need to do, never felt cramped.

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mikebikefit.com
Facebook: Cordova Bicycle Fitting
F.I.S.T Certified

Happy no size does not matter😄 I was just answering the question

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Robert Driskell
Certified Master Body Geometry fit Technician
Certified Master Retul Fit Technician
Zipp Service Course Specialist
Bikes Plus Pensacola Florida

The Leon Root, M.D. Motion Analysis Laboratory

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Happy

Nice studio Happy. Do you use Dartfish?

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Robert Driskell
Certified Master Body Geometry fit Technician
Certified Master Retul Fit Technician
Zipp Service Course Specialist
Bikes Plus Pensacola Florida

Its Novel and its 12 cameras . The room comes with its own staff. I get to borrow them.

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Happy

Hi Michael,

It took me a moment to realize who I was talking to! Hope you are doing well after F.I.S.T.

My current space is about 12' x 16', and the FMS screen doesn't take up a lot of room - I can do it in an area next to the bike stand. As I start to do more with the FMS correctives, now we're starting to talk about more space and equipment needs. That's something I'm slowly figuring out. I might move into the adjacent room in the basement, which is 12' x 28' in order to accommodate that.

Thank you to all for thoughts and answers on this (and sorry about my slow reply, as I've not been on here much lately). My main reason for asking this was because I had an opportunity to get commercial space with a potential partner. Since that time, I've decided that it wasn't a good option for me for various reason, and have decided to stay put for now.

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Travis Rassat
Vector Cycle Works
Noblesville, IN
BikeFit Instructor | FMS | F.I.S.T. | IBFI
Toughman Triathlon Series Ambassador

I'm at about 16x16. 2 rolling tool boxes that double as work benches, Retul equipment including rotating platform and Muve fit bike, a massage table for assessments, chair, stool, and 2 walls for stems, saddles, bars, posts, assessories. It works well. THe rest of the shop is 3000sf, we get a lot of spectators so having extra room in the fit area is great.
My previous place was 10x14. A bit small for my purposes.

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Brian Grasky
Grasky Endurance: World Championship Triathlon Coaching; Professional Training Camps
RETUL fitter, Biomechanist, USAT Level 3 Coach, USAC Level 2 Coach