Sport & metabolic performance report
Your physical performance, body composition, and metabolic responses vary widely between individuals, even under similar training and nutrition. This report analyzes your genetic profile to uncover inherited tendencies related to endurance, strength, muscle composition, recovery, and metabolic regulation. You'll gain structured insight into how your body is more likely to respond and where expectations should differ from population averages.
These insights are not medical advice and do not replace clinical evaluation. They describe relative genetic tendencies, not measured performance or health status.
This report explores how genetic variation can contribute to differences in physical performance, training response, body composition, and metabolic regulation.
Results describe relative genetic tendencies observed in large populations. They do not measure current fitness, health, or athletic ability.
Traits related to oxygen utilization, endurance potential, and sustained effort:
These traits help contextualize why individuals may differ in tolerance for prolonged aerobic effort.
Traits associated with population-level risk of certain musculoskeletal injuries:
These do not predict injury, but may help contextualize susceptibility under load.
Traits related to body fat distribution and weight tendencies:
These are not diagnostic and should not be interpreted independently of lifestyle or environment.
One section of this report suggests an exercise approach that may align better with your genetic profile for weight loss response.
This is derived from population-level genetic associations and should be used as guidance—not a personalized workout plan.
Traits related to glucose handling, insulin response, and lipid profiles:
These traits describe genetic associations with metabolic regulation. They are not a substitute for current lab values.
