Race Clearance

Many runs, triathlons, open-water swims and sports clubs ask for a medical clearance certificate. This is a short visit: a cardiologist asks about your training and how you feel, examines you, records an ECG and, if all is well, issues the certificate.
If your joints, ligaments or muscles bother you, we do a soft-tissue ultrasound at the same visit.
What is included
- Cardiologist consultation
- ECG
- Soft-tissue ultrasound if you have complaints: tendons, muscles, ligaments
- Medical clearance certificate for the event
If the organizer has its own certificate form, bring it with you.
Preparing for a long event, over 35, or haven’t had your heart checked in a while? See the Athlete Health Check-up: Holter monitoring, an echocardiogram, spirometry, ultrasound and lab tests. More about the heart and endurance training in our article “Triathlon and your heart”.