04 · Biology · DNA testing

Unlock your athletic code.

Your genes shape how you respond to training, food and recovery. A DNA test shows how your body tends to work, so your training and nutrition can be built around it instead of guessed.

How it works

Three steps.

  1. 01

    Order

    Choose the test that matches your goal and order it below.

  2. 02

    Swab

    A simple cheek swab at home. Send it back to the lab. Results take up to 4 weeks.

  3. 03

    Your results

    When your report arrives, we go through what it means for your training, nutrition and recovery.

The tests

Pick your goal.

For athletes

Gx Perform

$400

Your athletic profile: power versus endurance, aerobic capacity, injury risk and recovery, with nutrition and training recommendations.

Best for players who want to train to their strengths

Order Gx Perform

Lifestyle DNA

$400

A fitness program designed around your DNA and the way you actually live: your schedule, habits and goals.

Best for adults building a program that lasts

Order Lifestyle DNA

Gx Slim

$400

How your body responds to diet and exercise, and the approach most likely to help you lose weight and keep it off.

Best for weight management

Order Gx Slim

Gx Nutrients

$350

How well your body absorbs and uses key vitamins and minerals, so you fuel what your genes actually need.

Best for dialing in nutrition

Order Gx Nutrients

Gx Renew

$350

Healthy aging: food, nutrient, activity and lifestyle recommendations to keep you feeling and moving well for longer.

Best for long-term health and vitality

Order Gx Renew

Not sure?

Tell me your goal and I'll tell you which test fits. Training with me already? The DNA test can be added to the 6-Week Program.

Questions answered within two days

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Part of the system

DNA is one pillar of five. It informs the plan, and it never replaces what we see on court and in the gym.

See the Athletic Intelligence System →

Good to know

These tests are for training, nutrition and wellness. They are not a medical diagnosis. For health concerns, talk to your doctor.