Typical costs for a sports genetics test for men (e.g., 'Sportgene Männer') range from €100 to €300, depending on the number of genes analyzed (e.g., ACTN3, ACE, PPARGC1A) and whether additional biomarkers or coaching are included. The resulting recommendations for training and nutrition are often based on candidate-gene studies with small effect sizes; the evidence level is 'mechanistic' or 'marketing'. Such a test can provide general orientation but does not replace individualized sports medicine advice. The provided context does not contain specific pricing for this test; the figures above are based on general market knowledge. Note: Athletic performance is overwhelmingly determined by training, diet, and recovery – genetics play only a minor role.
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