The back studio · with Dana
A fit you can feel on the first climb
Two to three hours with Dana. Body assessment, cleat and saddle setup, pressure mapping, bar and reach changes, and a written record of every measurement.

What happens in the room
Six stages, one session
- 01
Talk first
Injury history, what hurts, how you ride, what you're training for. Fifteen minutes before you clip in.
- 02
Body assessment
Range of motion, leg lengths, foot structure, saddle tolerance. This is what makes the numbers mean something.
- 03
On the bike
Cleats, saddle height and setback, reach, bar width and drop — adjusted and ridden, not guessed from a chart.
- 04
Pressure mapping
A sensor mat shows exactly where you're carrying load, so saddle choice stops being trial and error.
- 05
Written record
Every measurement, emailed to you. Take it to any shop, any bike, any time.
- 06
Free follow-up
One adjustment session included within 90 days. Bodies settle; positions should too.
Shorter sessions
Other fitting work
- $150Book
Pre-Purchase Fitting
Sizing session before you buy a frame. Stack, reach and contact points, with a size recommendation you can take to any shop.
- $75Book
Cleat Adjustment
Focused session on the pedal interface: cleat position, rotation, stance width and wedges.
- $150Book
Indoor Trainer Fitting
Trainer setups punish a poor fit. Saddle, reach and support tuned for static indoor riding.
- $95Book
Saddle Pressure Mapping
Sensor mat session to find the saddle that actually fits you. Credited toward a comprehensive fit.
