I've signed up for this and will be going on Monday next week. It wasn't prompted by the TV programme, I booked it some time ago, but having now seen what they do, I'm probably looking forward to it a bit more than I was.
"The cycling assessment is carried out by Dr -- --, who is a specialist in biomechanics, as well as a physiotherapist and a keen cyclist. He sets up 2 video cameras and this is linked to a computer package which enables him to analyse your cycling position. He also carries out a brief physio assessment to check on your muscle and joint flexibility. He produces a written report for you with recommendations, which may include physiotherapy advice if required. It is aimed at any level of rider to improve position, relieve stress on key areas, improve injury or performance. You would bring your own bike and the session lasts around 90 minutes."
I've got no wish to go any faster than I do just now, but I would like to go more efficiently. I've found that as I approach middle age (I'm 58 past), creaks and groans have crept in and joints don't always work as well as they used to, so I'm hoping to get some useful advice in that area. I've also been experiencing some knee pain recently, which I suspect is linked to my toe clips, but it will be good to hear what an expert has to say.