Fit Genomics Test

Train to your genotype — power, endurance, recovery and injury risk.

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Overview

Fit Genomics provides genetic insights to help you achieve optimal fitness outcomes by tailoring exercise and training plans according to your genetic profile.

Key insights

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Muscle Composition

Determine whether you are genetically predisposed to excel in power-based or endurance activities.

02

Recovery Rate

Assess how well your body recovers after workouts and your genetic risk of inflammation or muscle damage.

03

Injury Risk

Identify genetic factors influencing susceptibility to ligament tears and stress fractures.

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Exercise Response

Understand your genetic response to aerobic versus anaerobic exercise for personalised training.

This test is offered for informational and preventive-health purposes. Results should be interpreted by a qualified healthcare professional alongside your clinical history, and do not by themselves constitute a medical diagnosis.

TEST DETAILS

Fit Genomics Test

Method	Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS)
Sample Type	Saliva or Peripheral Blood
Container	Plain Tube (Saliva) or EDTA Tube (Blood)
Quantity Required	1–3 mL
Turnaround Time	28–30 days

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Diagnostic testing is offered for informational and preventive-health purposes and does not constitute medical diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making clinical decisions.