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SportGene: Genetic test for sports predisposition

Every year new sporting records are set, and the question of human limits keeps drawing attention. Why do some people achieve impressive results while others find it harder? The answer lies in the genes.

Our genes influence the cardiovascular system, muscle fibre types, recovery speed and susceptibility to injuries.

SportGene is a modern genetic test that helps you understand how your body is built and how to use that knowledge to train with more enjoyment and better results.
The test is suitable for everyone — from beginners to professional athletes.

We analyse 15 key genes and their polymorphisms related to strength, endurance, speed, metabolism and recovery:

Genes and analysed polymorphisms:

  • ACTN3 (rs1815739) — power abilities, fast-twitch muscle fibres

  • AMPD1 (rs17602729) — recovery, energy metabolism

  • CNTF (rs1800169) — muscle regeneration

  • IL15RA (rs2296135) — growth and maintenance of muscle mass

  • L3MBTL4 (rs341173) — speed and reaction

  • PPARA (rs4253778) — endurance, fat utilisation as fuel

  • PPARGC1A (rs8192678) — metabolism, mitochondrial activity

  • UCP2 (rs660339) — energy exchange and tendency to gain weight

  • PPARG (rs1801282) — sensitivity to carbohydrates and lipids

  • MTHFR (rs1801133) — B-vitamin metabolism, recovery

  • VDR (rs1544410) — vitamin D absorption, bone health

  • HIF1A (rs11549465) — adaptation to load, endurance

  • ADRB2 (rs1042714) — response to aerobic loads

  • ADRB2 (rs1042713) — sensitivity to catecholamines, reaction speed

  • NOS3 (rs2070744) — vascular function, delivery of oxygen to muscles

Why it matters?

Every cell of our body contains DNA — a unique code that determines the characteristics of the organism. DNA consists of sequences of nucleotides that form genes — segments responsible for specific functions.
The complete set of genes forms the genome — the individual information you inherit equally from mother and father.

Differences in these combinations make each of us unique — and provide a way to understand your strengths and how to use them to their fullest.
Take a step toward a better version of yourself — together with SportGene.

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