Sports science health and movement screenings for children and teenagers
Grow up healthy. Move better.
Anyone who does sport regularly should know their body. AthletiQ Health gives children and teenagers aged 7 to 17 the opportunity to have important aspects of their physical health and movement checked – straightforward, affordable and right at the sports club.
Keeping an eye on health and movement
Sport is an important part of healthy development. At the same time, the body, its resilience and its movement patterns change during growth.
AthletiQ Health combines simple body measurements with modern movement analysis and optional medical measurement methods.
Our aim is to give parents and young athletes additional information about their physical development and to raise awareness of health in sport.
Our measurements
Body measurement
Recording height and weight as basic information on physical development.
Movement analysis
Analysis of selected movement patterns to better assess mobility, stability and coordination.
Resting ECG
Recording of the heart's electrical activity at rest with a 12-lead ECG.
Lung function
Spirometry to measure key lung function values.
Vitamin D test
Optional measurement of the vitamin D level.
Medical review of documents
On request, the medical measurement data and documents can be reviewed by cooperating physicians.
Important: the sports science screenings do not replace a medical examination or a sports medical fitness assessment.
Simple. Right at the club.
Register online
Parents book an appointment and choose the measurements they want.
Screening takes place
Our team comes to the sports club at the agreed time and carries out the booked measurements.
Receive the results
The results are presented in an understandable way. If required, an additional medical review can be booked.
Together for healthy youth sport
AthletiQ Health works together with sports clubs, medical professionals and scientific partners.
We want to make health and movement screenings accessible to as many children and teenagers as possible – regardless of sport and performance level.