Come to the examination at the agreed time, fasting. You will donate blood and urine, we will measure your height and weight, and assess your body composition. You will undergo a respiratory function test, an ECG (heart function), we will measure your visual acuity, and as part of the examination, you will also talk to a sports medicine doctor who will examine you according to the discipline you are involved in and advise on the necessary measures. If you have decided to have an extended examination, we will check your complete blood count and you will also undergo stress testing, which will accurately assess your muscle, lung, and heart capacity for physical exertion. Depending on the specific disciplines, we may also recommend a special hearing test, physical resistance to breath holding, a balance test, additional hormone testing, a consultation with a psychologist, or a more detailed analysis of sports nutrition.

For a basic examination, order your medical record, which your personal doctor should send (electronically or physically) to our clinic. Come fasting, bring your ID. We advise you to wear comfortable clothes so that the examination can be as comfortable as possible for you. If you use glasses, lenses or a hearing aid, bring them with you. If you are being treated for any diseases, bring all the results with you so that we can help you comprehensively as quickly as possible during the treatment. If you have booked an extended sports check-up, please bring sports clothes and sports shoes that you can run or cycle in. You also have the option of using a shower after the stress test, so you can also bring a towel and shower accessories.

We advise you to opt for the basic examination if you are a recreational athlete, if you are just starting out in competitive sports, or if you are under 14 years of age, regardless of your competitive status. Otherwise, we advise you to choose the extended examination, as this way we can provide you with more accurate, comprehensive, and useful information for healthy and successful participation in your sports discipline.

Each athlete can check their own records on the website https://olympic.si/evidenca (https://olympic.si/evidenca), where they can search for their first and last name. The records are supposed to be updated every 14 days.

No, a referral is not required for an examination by a sports medicine specialist.

Regardless of whether it is a check-up paid for by the ZZZS (for categorized and registered athletes) or a check-up for self-paying athletes, they can register themselves, or they can be registered by parents, guardians, coaches, representatives in a club or industry association.