Peak Athletic Performance Depends Not Only on Training

It is known that achieving good results in competitive sports requires not only regular training. Rather, nutrition and proper recovery also have a significant impact on whether optimal performance can be achieved.

If these two additional factors are not adequately considered, athletic performance suffers and the risk of injury is significantly increased.

The Influence of Genes on Competitive Sports

There is no training plan that works equally well for all athletes, nor are there universally valid recommendations for optimal nutrition or recovery. This is because our genes largely determine what performances we are capable of and how we can best achieve them.

An analysis of all relevant genetic variations can help tailor training and nutrition so that personal best performances can be achieved or even surpassed.

How Does the Performance Sensor Work?

With our Performance Sensor, our laboratory examines the submitted saliva sample for over 20 genetic variations associated with individual performance capabilities.

We summarize the test results in a detailed written report that includes and explains topics such as muscle fiber type, prevention, and nutrition. Additionally, our report provides recommendations to improve personal performance capabilities.

As part of its genetic analysis, our Performance Sensor can effectively help achieve peak performances during training or competition while simultaneously minimizing the risk of injury.