Performance Sensor
Your personalized genetic analysis with logically derived recommendations regarding your athletic performance*
Discover the next generation of high-performance sports
Athletes around the world rely on the Performance Sensor. Whether for endurance training, strength sports, or coaching – your personalized genetic analysis provides valuable insights into your unique potential.
Discover how your genes influence your athletic performance
Performance, Recovery, Nutrition
The Performance Sensor analyzes your genes in relation to sport-relevant traits.
You’ll gain insights into genetic characteristics such as your muscle fiber type, recovery profile, stress response type, and potential injury risk.
Your personalized results report presents this information in an easy-to-understand format and highlights which genetic factors may influence your athletic development.
Based on these insights, we provide you with a logically derived training concept to guide your progress.
Here's what you can expect:
Analysis of your muscle fiber type
Find out whether your genetic makeup is more suited for endurance or power-based sports.
Determination of your recovery type
Gain insights into how your genes may affect your ability to recover.
Assessment of your genetic injury risk
Identify whether certain genetic factors may contribute to an increased risk of injury.
Analysis of your stress response type
Understand how your body may genetically respond to stress.
Individual, logically derived training concept
Use your results as a guide for targeted training and nutrition decisions.
Discover exclusive benefits
Are you working as a physiotherapist, personal trainer, nutritionist, or coach for high-performance athletes and looking to expand your portfolio?
With genetic analyses from Novogenia, you gain genetic insights that, according to studies, are linked to factors such as body weight, energy utilization, and metabolism—providing valuable guidance for personalized client consultations.
Join Novogenia’s partner network now and benefit sustainably from our collaboration.
Genetic analysis, training plan, nutrition plan
Performance Sensor made up of three components
The three components of the Performance Sensor
Performance Sensor
Genetic Analysis
Discover your genetic potential
The Performance Sensor decodes your genetic traits and reveals which genetic factors may play a role in areas such as training, recovery, stress management, injury risk, or nutrient utilization.*
How are you genetically built for training?
Find out which genetic factors determine your muscle fiber type and what potential your genes may reveal in terms of endurance.*
How do your genes influence your recovery?
Analyze genetic traits that may provide insights into your immune system function and your predisposition to oxidative stress.*
Do you have a genetically determined risk of injury?
Certain genetic variants are associated with an increased risk of sports injuries – your analysis will reveal whether such markers are present in your DNA.*
How do you genetically respond to stress?
Your genetic profile provides insights into how your body responds in high-stress situations and which genetic mechanisms may be involved.*
How efficiently does your body process certain micronutrients?
The analysis reveals whether genetic variants are present that may influence the absorption or utilization of nutrients such as coenzyme Q10, selenium, or vitamin D3.*
Performance Sensor
Training Plan
Logically derived recommendations
The training plan within the Performance Sensor is based on a logically derived interpretation of your genetic analysis. From this, recommendations can be made to guide you in making more informed personal decisions.*
What are the foundations of your genetic training profile?
Learn how genetic factors can influence your training, the role nutrition plays in this process, and how you can consider supplements more effectively based on your genetic profile.*
How do your genes influence your ability to build muscle?
Identify genetic traits associated with the development of muscle mass and strength – and use these insights as a foundation for personalized training approaches.*
Which genetic factors influence your endurance?
Find out which markers are associated with recovery ability and performance development – and how you can incorporate these aspects into your training considerations.*
What role do your genes play in weight regulation?
Discover whether your genetic markers influence how your body processes fats and carbohydrates – a valuable foundation for logically derived nutritional insights.*
What insights do your genes provide regarding long-term performance stability?
Identify genetic indicators that may affect recovery, stress resilience, or sustainable training adaptation – for example, during competition phases or to maintain your fitness.*
Performance Sensor
Nutrition Plan
Logically derived nutrition plan
The nutrition plan from the Performance Sensor is based on a logically derived interpretation of your genetic analysis. Receive your personalized food check—a rating of approximately 1,400 foods in the context of athletic performance.*
Which nutrition suits your goal?
Learn how your body—according to your genetic analysis—responds to different nutrients and receive 40 logically derived daily menus. This enables you to make well-informed decisions about your nutrition.*
Which foods match your metabolism according to your genetic test?
Access over 1,400 foods specially rated for you. Our genetic analysis provides insights into how your body responds to certain foods or nutrients—such as whether you metabolize fats or carbohydrates more efficiently.*
What is your daily requirement for vitamins and nutrients?
Find out how your genes influence the utilization of vitamins and nutrients. Our analysis provides you with insights and logically derived recommendations.*
How do your genes influence the processing of micronutrients?
Certain genetic variants can affect how well your body absorbs, converts, or utilizes specific micronutrients. Our analysis reveals whether such variants are present in you—and provides insights into how your body responds to vitamins and minerals.*
Which snacks are a good match for your genetic profile?
Our analysis provides insights into your individual metabolism—including a list of over 30 snacks.*
Developed over two years by athletes and scientists
Start your genetic analysis
1
Saliva test kit
You will receive a saliva test that you can easily perform yourself.
2
Analysis
The samples are sent to our laboratory in Austria and analyzed under the highest quality standards.
3
Results
You will receive your report digitally through a secure access portal and, if desired, also as a printed copy.
Your advantage through genetics
By partnering with us, you enhance your offerings with modern genetic analyses and provide your clients with genetic insights that, according to studies, are linked to factors such as body weight, nutrition, and lifestyle. You can thoughtfully incorporate these insights into your personalized consultations.*
*Disclaimer
Science: Today, there are already about 4 million scientific publications examining the effects of specific gene defects on the human body. A typical finding might sound like this: “If you have gene defect X, vitamin Y cannot be converted and remains ineffective.” A genetic test is only included in the program if the effects of a gene defect have been independently confirmed by at least three different studies. Therefore, the influence of a gene defect is always supported by multiple scientific studies, and the sources for these can be found at the back of each chapter. The genetic traits provided by this analysis are thus considered to be based on scientific research.
Recommendations: Recommendations based on your genetic profile. The recommendations derived from your genetic traits are often not determined by studies but are frequently logical conclusions. For example, if a certain vitamin is ineffective due to a gene variation, the conclusion might be to switch to another vitamin with a similar effect. This can be achieved through changes in your diet or supplements. It is important to understand that the recommendations developed by our experts are not based on randomized, placebo-controlled studies but are logical inferences based on your genetic traits.