Sports Performance Blood Test

This test measures 47 individual biomarkers across hormones, vitamins, minerals, blood health, liver function, kidney function, metabolism, cholesterol, and muscle stress to provide a full performance and recovery profile.

Results are usually available within 7 days after your blood sample has been processed by the laboratory.

This test is suitable for athletes, gym users, and individuals looking to improve performance, recovery, energy levels, and overall physical health.

No special preparation is usually required. You may be advised to avoid intense exercise, alcohol, or supplements before testing depending on your goals.

Yes. Markers such as cortisol, CK (Creatine Kinase), LDH, and inflammation levels (ESR) can help indicate overtraining and recovery stress.

Yes. A trained healthcare professional will collect your blood sample using a standard venous blood draw in a clinical setting.

The test is analysed in a certified laboratory using clinically validated methods, providing highly accurate and reliable results.

Athletes typically retest every 3–6 months depending on training intensity, goals, and recovery cycles.

Yes. All results should be reviewed and interpreted in consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. Blood test results should not be used for self-diagnosis, as further clinical evaluation or additional testing may be required to confirm any findings.

This test can provide useful insights into recovery, fatigue, and training load; however, any adjustments to training, especially relating to overtraining or performance changes, should be made in consultation with a qualified physical trainer or sports performance professional.