The Performance Protocol: Recovery and Injury Assessment
Still training, but recovery has stalled and injuries keep returning. We test the markers your gym can’t fix.
The gap between effort and result usually has a clinical explanation, and it shows up in the blood work. We test the hormonal, inflammatory, and metabolic markers that directly affect how your body recovers, holds muscle, and handles physical stress. Your practitioner reviews these alongside your training history and injury patterns.
What’s included
Every protocol is delivered by AHPRA-registered practitioners via secure telehealth consultations.
Recovery and Inflammatory Marker Assessment
Targeted pathology covering hormonal, inflammatory, and metabolic markers tied to muscle recovery, tissue repair, and physical output. Your practitioner reads these results next to your training load and injury history. The goal is to find the clinical reason your body stopped cooperating.
Body Composition Analysis
Body composition changes that don’t match your effort usually have a measurable cause. Your practitioner assesses the clinical factors behind why your body isn’t responding to training and nutrition the way it used to. Blood work, not guesswork.
Musculoskeletal Health Monitoring
Recurring injuries and slow healing often share underlying drivers that never get tested. We identify those factors, monitor them over time through structured follow-up intervals, and adjust your plan based on clinical evidence. Your care evolves as your markers change.
Dealing with slow recovery or recurring injuries?
If your body isn’t responding to training the way it used to, consider joining the waitlist to discuss whether this protocol is appropriate for you.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the performance protocol designed for?
What blood work is included in the recovery assessment?
How is progress tracked over time?
Treatment plans are personalised and prescribed only after medical consultation. Not all patients are suitable candidates. Risks and benefits will be discussed during your consultation. Medicare and private health insurance do not cover these services. Individual results may vary.