Glossary

Measuring the lactic acid concentration allows conclusions to be drawn about the level of training or the current performance capacity.

Within the Long-term blood pressure measurement Blood pressure is measured repeatedly over a period of 24 hours, creating a daily blood pressure profile. Blood pressure is recorded every 15 minutes during the day and every 30 minutes at night.

At the Holter becomes a electrocardiogram recorded over a period of 18-24 hours.

Physical health is the most important prerequisite for participating in competitive sports. Individual performance physiological examinations (lactate step test) can provide insight into individual performance development, especially when carried out regularly.

This involves using infrared light to examine volume fluctuations in the venous vessels in the subcutaneous fat tissue. This can reveal vascular changes in the deep and superficial venous system. It can be checked whether the venous blood circulation is still intact. The extent of the disturbance can be given in grades (1-3).

When it comes to lung function, very sensitive sensors can measure the amount of air and the flow rate of exhaled air. This often makes it possible to diagnose lung changes before serious symptoms appear. In particular, diseases such as asthma Bronchial or spastic bronchitis can thus be safely diagnosed and treated.