Athlete Panel

A performance-focused panel covering recovery, hormonal balance, muscle, bone and metabolic health.

General health40 tests

A woman in training clothes running, a small plaster on the inside of her elbow
For
Competitive and endurance athletes tracking performance and recovery
Sample
Blood draw and urine sample
Preparation
10 to 12 hours of fasting (water is fine). Avoid a high red-meat diet for 24 hours and heavy physical activity for 8 hours beforehand.
Results
Usually within 24 hours of sample arrival

From consult to interpretation, in four steps

A clinician is involved before the test and a physician after it.

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  1. 01

    Request a consult

    Tell us about your symptoms and goals. A clinician confirms the right package and any preparation instructions.

  2. 02

    Schedule a sample

    Pick a preferred schedule for an in-home phlebotomy visit. You’ll receive digital reminders and timing notes.

  3. 03

    Sample collection

    Trained phlebotomists handle the draw. Samples are processed at our partner laboratory.

  4. 04

    Physician-reviewed results

    A licensed physician reviews your results, and you receive a written interpretation in your patient portal.

40 tests across 6 categories

Choose a category to see each test and what it looks at.

Recovery and Training Load14 tests

  • CKMuscle-injury enzyme; flags muscle breakdown from heavy training.
  • LDHCell-damage enzyme; rises with muscle stress and tissue turnover.
  • ASTLiver and muscle enzyme; also reflects muscle strain.
  • ALTLiver enzyme; rises when liver cells are stressed.
  • hs-CRPSensitive inflammation marker; tracks recovery and heart risk.
  • SodiumElectrolyte that controls fluid balance and hydration.
  • PotassiumElectrolyte critical for heart and muscle rhythm.
  • CO2 (Bicarbonate)Blood buffer reflecting acid-base and hydration balance.
  • FerritinStored iron; key for endurance and oxygen delivery.
  • Iron + TIBCIron level plus the blood’s iron-carrying capacity.
  • Vitamin B12Vitamin for nerves and red-blood-cell production.
  • Folate (Vitamin B9)Vitamin for red-cell production and recovery.
  • Hs-Troponin IHighly sensitive marker for heart-muscle stress.
  • ESRInflammation marker; how fast red cells settle.

Hormonal Axis8 tests

  • CortisolStress hormone; reflects training load and recovery state.
  • Testosterone (Total)All testosterone in the blood; anabolic drive.
  • Estradiol (E2)Main estrogen hormone; balances testosterone.
  • ProlactinPituitary hormone; high levels can suppress sex hormones.
  • SHBGProtein that binds testosterone and estrogen.
  • DHEA-SAdrenal androgen; background testosterone-like hormone.
  • LHPituitary hormone that signals testosterone production.
  • FSHPituitary hormone that drives reproductive function.

Muscle and Bone4 tests

  • MagnesiumMineral for muscle, nerve and heart function.
  • CalciumMineral for bones, nerves and muscle contraction.
  • PhosphorusMineral that works with calcium for bones and energy.
  • Vitamin D (25-OH)Vitamin essential for bones, immunity and muscle.

Metabolic7 tests

  • Fasting GlucoseBlood sugar after fasting; basic diabetes screen.
  • HbA1cAverage blood sugar over the last 3 months.
  • Fasting InsulinInsulin after fasting; checks for insulin resistance.
  • Uric AcidWaste linked to gout and recovery; affected by protein load.
  • Lipid ProfileCholesterol panel; total, HDL, LDL and triglycerides.
  • ApoBProtein on “bad” cholesterol particles; refined heart-risk marker.
  • Apo A1Protein that helps move “good” cholesterol out of arteries.

Baseline6 tests

  • CBCCounts of red cells, white cells and platelets.
  • TSHMain thyroid screen; drives energy and metabolism.
  • CreatinineWaste filtered by the kidneys; kidney-function test.
  • BUNWaste from protein breakdown; kidney-function marker.
  • Total Protein + AlbuminOverall blood protein and nutrition status.
  • Urine ProteinProtein in urine; flags kidney stress from training.

Immune and Infection1 test

  • HBsAgHepatitis B surface antigen; screens for hepatitis B infection.

Test descriptions are for general information only. Your physician interprets your results in the context of your health.

Questions about this package

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Do I need a doctor’s request to book a lab package?

Yes. Every package needs a physician’s request. If you don’t have one yet, our physician reviews your goals in your consultation and issues the request for the package that is appropriate for you.

How should I prepare?

Preparation depends on the package. Some tests need 8 to 12 hours of fasting. Specific instructions are sent when your appointment is confirmed.

When will I receive my results?

Most results are available 24 hours from sample arrival, with physician interpretation usually within one business day after that.

Are these tests covered by insurance?

Coverage depends on your insurer and the reason for testing. We provide an itemized invoice you can submit for reimbursement.

Can I add tests to a package?

Yes. Add-ons are common and can be discussed during your consult.

How can I contact you if I have additional questions or concerns?

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