We combine biology, external load and sporting context to turn complex measurements into clearer decisions.
A measurement design to understand the real cost of an endurance challenge and turn it into lessons for the next one.
A longitudinal view so that performance, medical, physiotherapy, nutrition and coaching staff share the same picture of each player.
Monitoring of training blocks, environment, competition and recovery, adapted to the calendar and the terrain.
We do not only work with these disciplines: we adapt the approach to different sports. Metabolism is the engine that makes it possible to absorb load, perform and recover.
Discipline, goal, available load data and the question we want to answer.
Reference measurement, training blocks, competition or recovery, linked to GPS, power or session data.
A shared summary that each professional can apply in their own area and that gains precision with every measurement.
Turnaround times are agreed for each project, depending on the number of samples and whether the results are combined with other data.
A sprinter is not a climber, a goalkeeper is not a striker, and a recreational 5K is not a 100 km ultra. Nor does a professional athlete respond in the same way as someone preparing for their first big challenge. Although each context places a different demand, they all depend on the ability to produce energy, manage load, adapt and recover.
We provide the information behind that ability: energy metabolism, tissue damage, oxidative stress, the build-up of fatigue-related metabolites and recovery. Together with the professionals who support the athlete, we put it in context according to the discipline, the calendar and the goal, so that decisions are based on data and not only on feel.
The basis for individual interpretation and for moving towards a biological digital twin.
We do not turn an isolated biomarker into a decision. We combine several signals with the judgement of the professionals involved.
In sport, population ranges say little: the best reference is the athlete themselves.
Each measurement can add more when it is part of a comparable trajectory.
We prepare useful information for performance, medicine, physiotherapy and nutrition.
External data tell you how much has been trained; metabolism explains how the athlete has absorbed it and how much margin is left.
Each project is tailored: a specific event, a training block or a full season.
A measurement to answer a specific question about preparation, competition or recovery.
Repeatable measurements linked to training blocks, the calendar and goals.
Analysis and interpretation alongside the load, performance and health data the staff already collect.
A dedicated environment to bring together athlete and staff data, analyse it and anticipate how it will evolve.
Tell us about the discipline, the calendar, the available data and the decision you need to support.
Design a monitoring programme
