Medical examinations of athletes
Basic medical examination for athletes
The following must be brought to the examination:
- ID card
- club card for authentication (if the athlete has one)
- medical documentation/medical report if you suffer from some diseases/conditions
- a certificate from the chosen doctor not older than one month or an extract from the medical record
The basic medical examination for an athlete includes a clinical examination by an occupational medicine specialist, measurement of height and weight, ECG and spirometry, and as well filling out questionnaires for athlete examinations.
FAQ
It is necessary to bring to the examination a certificate from a family medicine doctor about your state of health (or send it to an e-mail before your arrival for the examination), if you have a club card, an identity card, and medical documentation/findings (of competent medical specialists) if you are ill from some diseases/conditions.
Medical examination for athletes is performed every 6 months.
No, the medical examination for athletes depends on the sport the athlete plays. For contact sports (boxing/kick boxing) and motocross, the medical examination is more comprehensive than the basic examination.
The athlete (or parent) fills out a questionnaire so that the doctor can get information about your health problems during training or during the competition, as well as information about chronical diseases in your family.