Myoform teams up with Mat Fraser's HWPO on DNA-led training

Myoform, the AI-led precision health platform that builds supplements from a user's DNA, has partnered with HWPO, the fitness app founded by five-time CrossFit Games champion Mat Fraser. The two plan to integrate their platforms into a single performance system spanning biological testing, training and bespoke supplements.

Myoform decodes each athlete's biology and will feed it back into HWPO's programming as a living signal. Alongside HWPO, the combined data set works across four inputs:

• Genetics. Clinical-grade whole genome sequencing reveals nutritional predispositions as well as profiles that shape how an athlete responds to training - power versus endurance bias, recovery speed, inflammation and soft-tissue injury risk, and how their body handles specific training stimulus.
• Blood biomarkers. Via Myoform's own blood testing or upload existing test from any provider, the system tracks what is happening inside the body right now, from recovery and hormonal markers to signs of accumulated fatigue.
• Wearables. Continuous data on sleep, heart rate variability, and load gives day-to-day context on readiness and adapts the programming accordingly.
• Self-reported data. The athlete's own input on soreness, energy, and life stress completes the picture.

HWPO's coaches will use these signals to manage training volume, sharpen recovery, flag injury risk before it becomes injury, and match each block of work to the stimulus an athlete's genetics respond to best. Myoform then manufactures a supplement blend built for that athlete's biology and reformulates it over time as the data shifts.

"When you combine that world-class coaching with an athlete's genetics, blood, and daily data, you stop training the average and start training the individual," said Myoform founder and CEO Theo Wiley.

The tie-up launches alongside Myoform's new YouTube series, "The Genetics of a Champion," which opens with a documentary on Fraser. "Seeing my genetics and biomarkers laid out, I finally understand why some things worked for me and others didn't," said Fraser.

The commercial partnership launches this month, with the full data integration to follow.