Health Screening Check-up — SPORT

The SPORT check-up is a Longevity+ programme tailored to active people and recreational athletes, focusing on cardiovascular fitness and physical function. It combines the LAB BASIC blood panel with a cardiology consultation and cardiac ultrasound, a VO2max cardiopulmonary test, a VALD functional-movement assessment and a physiotherapy consultation, closing with a summary review. The emphasis is on heart health under load and movement quality rather than the broad organ-by-organ sweep of the standard check-ups.

The SPORT check-up is designed for physically active adults — from regular gym-goers to amateur endurance athletes — who want to understand how their heart and body perform under exertion and to train with that knowledge in hand. It pairs the LAB BASIC laboratory panel of around forty tests with a targeted cardiovascular and functional assessment: a cardiology consultation and cardiac ultrasound to evaluate heart structure and function, a VO2max cardiopulmonary exercise test that measures maximal oxygen uptake as an objective marker of aerobic fitness, and a VALD functional-movement assessment that quantifies strength, balance and movement patterns. A physiotherapy consultation interprets the functional findings, and a summary medical consultation ties everything together. Rather than screening every organ system, SPORT concentrates resources where they matter most for performance and exercise safety — the cardiovascular system and the musculoskeletal-functional side. The VO2max and VALD outputs give measurable baselines that are associated with tracking training progress and identifying movement imbalances that may relate to injury risk, while the cardiac assessment offers reassurance before or during a demanding training block. The programme is well suited to those starting a serious training plan, preparing for an event, or returning to intense activity who want objective data and professional guidance. It is a fitness-and-prevention assessment that may support training and lifestyle decisions; it is not a substitute for diagnostic evaluation of cardiac symptoms, which would be referred for dedicated work-up. Any fasting for the blood panel and clothing or readiness for the exercise testing are explained at booking.