
Results: MyFitnessCode
the test analyzes genetic variants associated with eight areas related to your athletic potential as well as preventive measures and needs.
Athletic Potential
Preventive Measures and Needs
> Each of these areas is analyzed in detail, resulting in guidelines and training plan recommendations (beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels)
Results guide you and personal trainer towards optimizing your athletic performance

Benefits of the MFC: the once in a lifetime test towards a healthier body
- Non invasive sample collection (DNA)
- Analyzes 43 genetic variants in 34 genes
- 99% accuracy level
- Once in lifetime
Become an iPROPRIUM physical education professional
Access actionable genetic information that affects each of your clients’ athletic potential. Personalize your clients’ training programs. Read about and order disruptive diagnostic tests.
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Power Ability: discover genetic potential to exert substantial force in a short period of time and improve your power training performance
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- Strength and sprint
- Fibre Type
- Energy Generation
- Metabolic Efficiency
- Blood pressure regulation
- Cardiac output
- Muscle Hypertrophy
Endurance Capacity: discover if you are naturally suited to repeat an activity for an extended period of time without fatigue
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- Cardiopulmonary capacity
- Blood Pressure regulation
- metabolic efficiency
- fibre type
- oxygen supply to muscles
- fatigue tolerance
- angiogenesis
- muscular performance
- running economy
Power-endurance: muscular performance and power exercise ability: discover if you are tailored for the practice of power, sprint, and mixed aerobic-anaerobic sports
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- Energy generation
- Oxygen supply to muscles
- Glucose homeostasis
- Lipid metabolism
- Blood pressure regulation
- Angiogenesis
VO2 max – aerobic capacity: understand your ability to perform dynamic and moderate to high-intensity exercise that has an impact in your cardiorespiratory fitness
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- VO2 max
- oxygen supply to muscles
- fatigue tolerance
Injury – injury proneness: be aware if you have a predisposition to an increased rate of tendon and ligament injuries
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- soft tissue damage
- tendinopathies
- ligaments
Recovery needs: muscle generation capacity: know how long it takes for your muscles to repair after exercising
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- muscle repair
- collagen formation
- inflammation
- insulin signaling
Energy refuel needs – nutritional needs: know about your nutritional needs and about the balance between training and the adequate intake of antioxidants or omega-3 fatty acids
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- antioxidant needs
- PUFA needs
- BMI response to exercise
Muscle building – muscle growth capacity: discover how easy it is for you to gain muscle strength following power training
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- muscle damage and regeneration
- muscle hypertrophy
- strength and power
- muscle mass