Select one of our customized athlete blood panels and complete an online athlete questionnaire to capture information unique to you.
Visit your nearest LabCorp facility (located throughout the US - click here to find one near you). At LabCorp, simply present the lab slip we send to you via email. No additional payment is necessary.
We will analyze your blood test and deliver a customized report with action steps and detailed expert analysis.
The Bronze Panel is best used as a pre-race panel for endurance athletes 6-8 weeks prior to race day, or as a systems check for team sport athletes. It covers the basics to ensure you are at the top of your game for the next 1-2 months.
The Platinum Panel combines genetic testing with blood testing to provide a comprehensive analysis of how your body utilizes micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) critical to your athletic performance.
The Gold Level panel is the recommended first ABT panel and/or the perfect yearly baseline panel. This panel provides analysis of dietary and supplement needs, training tolerance, recoverability, and competition readiness.
"As a marathon and ultra marathon runner who trains and competes in multiple high level races each year I've seen the importance of having
quantitive health data in order to optimize my training and recovery. The Athlete Blood Test has provided me with invaluable information about how my body
is working currently and over time - and how I can improve some areas of my nutrition to boost athletic performance."
"Having access to Athlete Blood Test services has been hugely beneficial as an elite athlete. Monitoring my blood levels regularly helps me take advantage of certain training and recovery methods and make informed and smart decisions about my training throughout a long season or race build up."
"We have found AthleteBloodTest testing to be an essential part of our evaluation, from
monitoring cortisol (stress) and red blood cell turnover markers to iron stores and nutritional
status.
A blood test won't make an athlete perform better, but it can sure provide information
that guides effective workloads and training!"
