Athletic Performance test

The test detects 7 different genes, including ACE and ACTN3, related with athletic performance. The test assesses genetic predispositions for athletic performance, recovery, and injury risk, while providing recommendations for optimizing training and nutrition. The genetic test focuses on analyzing genetic markers related to physical abilities such as speed, strength, endurance, recovery, and injury risk.

 109.00

Description

Unlock Your Athletic Potential with Genetic Insights

Discover how your DNA influences your athletic performance. Our specialized genetic test is designed for dedicated sports enthusiasts seeking to understand their natural predispositions for strength, speed, endurance, recovery, and injury risk. By analyzing key genetic markers, this test provides invaluable insights into your body’s potential:

– Cardiovascular efficiency and your body’s ability to adapt to physical challenges.
– Muscle performance, strength, and power output.
– Endurance, cardiovascular capacity, and fat metabolism.
– Energy production during high-intensity exercise and recovery.
– Muscle growth, repair, and development.
– Blood vessel function, oxygen delivery, and overall stamina.
– Energy metabolism and mitochondrial function, supporting recovery and long-term performance.

What will you discover?
Genetics play a significant role in athletic performance, recovery, and injury susceptibility, but success is also shaped by factors like nutrition, training, and mindset. Knowing your genetic strengths can help you select the sports and training methods best suited to your natural abilities, optimize recovery, and reduce injury risks — giving you a competitive edge. Whether you’re aiming for peak performance or exploring a new fitness journey, this test empowers you with the knowledge to maximize your potential.

Test Details:

Turnaround Time: Results in just 10 business days.
Sample Collection: Easy and painless buccal cell (cheek swab) sampling.
Analysis: Covers 7 different genes and explains their function in your body in detail.