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This document explains the evolution from “sport genomics” to a more advanced, holistic discipline called “sport and genomics.”
Sport and genomics studies the full range of biological responses to exercise — not only genes, but also proteins, metabolites, and molecular pathways. The article argues that athletic performance is created by many interacting factors: genetics, training, diet, environment, metabolism, and physiology.
It describes how early sports genetics focused on identifying DNA variations linked to endurance, strength, speed, flexibility, and injury risk. However, genes alone cannot fully predict athletic performance because the athlete’s body constantly adapts through changes in protein expression, metabolism, and biochemical pathways.
The article introduces postgenomic fields such as transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and epigenetics. It highlights metabolomics as especially powerful because metabolites change quickly and show real-time physiological status during exercise. Studies are discussed that link metabolic patterns to endurance, power, fatigue, hormonal responses, and athlete type.
The authors describe major global research initiatives like the Athlome Project Consortium, which aim to create a complete biological profile (“athlete passport”) integrating all omics data. The goal is to support personalized training, injury prevention, nutrition optimization, and talent identification.
The paper concludes that sportomics can help athletes and coaches design individualized training programs, understand performance limits, detect risk of injury, and maximize each athlete’s potential. It also identifies research gaps, such as the need for more studies on acute exercise responses.
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📌 Topics
• Sport genomics
• Postgenomic technologies
• Sportomics
• Metabolomics in athletes
• Genetic and environmental factors in performance
• Omics-based personalized training
• Athlete biological passport
• Talent identification using biomarkers
📌 Points / Key Ideas
• Athletic performance is multifactorial
• Genes influence ability but do not determine it
• Multiple “omics” fields show biological adaptation
• Metabolomics reflects real-time physiology
• Large research projects aim to map full athlete biology
• Sportomics supports personalized training and injury prevention
📌 Quiz Questions
• What is sportomics?
• Why are genes alone insufficient to predict performance?
• Name three omics fields besides genomics.
• How do metabolites help understand exercise responses?
• What is the Athlome Project?
📌 Easy Explanation (beginner-friendly)
Sportomics is the study of how the entire body responds to exercise. It looks at genes, proteins, and metabolites to understand how athletes perform, adapt, and improve. It helps create personalized training plans and reduce injury risk.
📌 Presentation-Friendly Summary
This document explains how sports science is moving beyond genetics toward a complete system called sportomics, which uses genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and more to analyze athlete biology. It highlights how metabolomics reveals real-time changes during exercise and how global research projects aim to create personalized strategies for training, performance, and injury prevention.
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