Do you want to get the most out of yourself — physically and mentally — with the assurance that there is always someone thinking along with you?
The DiaMove Support – Pro is our most complete and intensive form of personal guidance.

This program is designed for people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes who want to go beyond just exercise and take their fitness seriously. It's designed for those seeking structure, depth, and continuous support in both sports and daily life.

Whether you're training towards a specific goal, struggling with recurring hypos, or need daily support, this program offers maximum commitment, flexibility, and customization.

What you get

• Free and non-binding intake & introductory meeting

• 2 personal contact moments per week (online or by telephone)

• Unlimited WhatsApp contact
  – ask questions daily, share updates or switch quickly

• Daily call support on demand
  – for consultation, motivation or a short check-in

• Full support for:

  • training goals

  • blood sugar strategy around exercise

  • daily schedule and energy balance

• Coaching on:

  • mindset and focus

  • dealing with boundaries

  • hypos and hypers in relation to sports

  • relapse prevention

  • recovery and energy distribution

• All benefits of the Basic and Plus plans included

• Bonus material, schedules and practical tools, fully tailored to your body and life

Who is this course for?

For people who take their sports or exercise goals seriously and understand that good guidance makes all the difference.
This program is intended for those who want to make structural progress, with room for personal development, daily interaction and continuous support.

Your body. Your pace. Your rhythm. Our guidance.

Caveat

DiaMove does not provide medical care and is not a substitute for medical advice.
We are not doctors or medical specialists. This program is intended as additional support for an active lifestyle with diabetes.

If you have any medical questions about blood sugar levels, insulin settings, or treatments, always contact your doctor, diabetes nurse, or healthcare team.