optimize your performance
Beyond wearables.
DMA® Performance reveals the hidden metabolic and psycho-physical readiness behind stress, recovery and energy, so you learn to manage it and show up on the court at your best.
DMA® Performance is a sport, wellness and performance-support solution. It is not a medical device and is not intended for the diagnosis, prevention, monitoring, prediction, treatment or alleviation of any disease or medical condition.
Performance starts long before the match.
Performance isn’t just about technique or tactics. An athlete steps on court carrying everything that came before, good and bad.
The problem is, you can’t always see these things until they start hurting performance. DMA® Performance is a quick, simple test that shows you what’s really going on inside an athlete’s body, no needles, no long waits, no confusing reports.
3 simple things
we look at.
One quick test. Three things that shape how an athlete really performs.
How is the athlete handling pressure?
Competition challenges mind and body. This test shows how well the athlete is coping with stress and whether the body is adapting to repeated physical and mental demands.
Is the body keeping up with training?
Training only works if recovery keeps pace. This test shows whether the body is repairing well or if fatigue and training load are beginning to affect performance.
Does the athlete have what they need to perform?
Performance depends on the right fuel. This test shows whether key nutrients and energy markers are supporting training, recovery, and consistent performance.
Rapid.
Non-invasive.
Yours.
A DMA® assessment is quick and painless — no complex prep, no long waits. In a single session we capture your metabolic indicators and process them through DMA’s AI-driven models. The result isn’t a wall of raw data: it’s a readable physiological profile, mapped to the three dimensions above and compared against your own baseline.
One test is a photo. Testing regularly is a movie.
The real value comes from testing over time and comparing results to the athlete’s own normal. This helps coaches and staff understand:
