01 · Expert interviewExample title
Why runners often misjudge their recovery – questions for a sports physiotherapist
Effort: 20–30 minute conversation, verified quotes, text written by the editorial team
Syrax Magazine / Partnerships
Your expertise deserves the right story.
We bring together people who shape training, health and movement with real experience. Coach, practice, club or initiative: the Syrax Magazine develops well-founded articles, interviews and regional stories with selected partners – with full editorial support and free of charge during our pilot phase.
Format: expert interview
- Free during the pilot phase
- Real expertise
- Editorial support
- No paid placement required
The benefits at a glance
Making knowledge visible – together
Do you work with athletes every day, look after a team, treat injuries or develop training ideas that genuinely work? Then your work holds knowledge that helps others move forward. Together we turn it into a clear, carefully researched magazine article – with your perspective and your professional approval.
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For professionals
Make your expertise visible and be presented in a fitting editorial context.
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For clubs & projects
Show the people, the volunteer commitment and the local training culture.
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For readers
Concrete answers from real practice instead of myths and interchangeable advertising copy.
Topics & formats
Which stories fit?
Four formats that turn collaborations into a recognisable magazine programme. The editorial team decides on topics, facts and publication.
- 01 · Expert interview
02 · Practical expert articleExample title
The strength training mistakes a sports physio practice sees most often
Effort: Fact check with sources and concrete application
03 · Club portraitExample title
How a club in Waldeck-Frankenberg gets young people moving
Effort: Local photos with consent, voices of coaches and club
04 · Topic seriesExample title
Run better in 4 parts: technique, load, mobility, recovery
Effort: Only after a successful pilot, with clear roles
Topic areas
- Training management
- Prevention
- Sport psychology
- Recovery
- Nutrition
- Endurance
- Mobility
- Everyday activity
New series
Syrax Local – movement that connects
Clubs, coaches and specialist practices from the region, told in their own voices. We start in and around Bad Arolsen, Germany – and grow step by step from there.
A fair exchange
Clearly agreed – no link obligation.
You contribute experience and practice, we take care of the editorial work. Nobody has to book, link or share anything.
| Syrax takes care of | You contribute | Readers gain |
|---|---|---|
| Topic research and editorial concept | Experience, expert perspective, concrete examples | Answers that go beyond generic fitness tips |
| Interview and writing | A 20–30 minute conversation or bullet points | Original knowledge and regional practice |
| Image editing, layout and search optimisation | A photo and approval for the specific use | Traceable sources and real faces |
| Editorial quality control | Professional corrections and genuine quotes | Reliable, transparent content |
| Publication and our own distribution | If you like: sharing in your own network | More ways to good knowledge – without forced links |
How it works
Four steps to your article
Clarity first, then work: before you invest any time, you know what it is about and how your contribution will be labelled.
- 01
Send a short request
Who are you, what is your field, and which idea would interest our readers? Three minutes are enough.
- 02
Agree on the topic
We check the editorial fit and agree on a concrete interview, experience report or expert article.
- 03
Review together
You provide facts, quotes and, if needed, an approved photo; our editorial team writes and checks the text. We agree technical statements with you.
- 04
Publish & share
After final approval the article appears in the Syrax Magazine. If you like, you receive a ready-made social media share kit – entirely voluntary.
Who can take part?
For people who shape movement with experience
We are looking for partners with a genuine connection to movement, training or recovery – from the local club to the specialised practice.
- Trainers and coaches
- Sports physiotherapy and sports medicine
- Sport psychology
- Nutrition professionals
- Sports clubs, organisers and projects
Professional qualifications and relevant statements must be verifiable.
Editorial standards
Openly labelled – for readers and partners.
How someone contributed to an article is shown visibly on it. That keeps the magazine credible – and your expertise too.
In conversation with …
A genuine expert interview with editorial context. The Syrax editorial team is responsible for the text.
Reviewed by …
Only after an actual, documented review – with name, qualification and date.
Guest article
Only if you really wrote the text yourself – with a verified author profile.
Partnership / advertisement
Commercial collaboration is clearly labelled and kept separate from editorial content.
We base health statements on reliable sources – no diagnoses and no promises of cures.
FAQ
Short, honest answers
Is taking part really free of charge?
During the pilot phase, yes – provided we select the topic editorially. There are no hidden fees – and no entitlement to publication.
Do I have to write it myself?
No. An interview or bullet points are often enough. If you don’t write the text yourself, we name you as interviewee or expert source, not automatically as author.
Do I have to link to Syrax or share articles?
No. A voluntary joint post or recommendation is welcome, but not a requirement.
Can my services be mentioned?
Yes, if they are relevant to the topic. We label commercial relationships and advertising content transparently.
Can I review all content in advance?
You review your quotes and technical statements. Editorial responsibility and the final publication remain with Syrax.
How many readers will the article reach?
We don’t promise that in advance. We don’t quote reach figures we cannot measure – we make sure the article is well made, easy to find and stays online.
Request
Let’s find a topic that genuinely helps people.
A short request is all it takes. We’ll work out the rest together.
What happens next
- 01The editorial team checks the editorial fit.
- 02We reply to the address you provide – with a concrete topic proposal or an honest no.
- 03We only use your details for this request. No newsletter, no advertising.
Selection based on editorial fit.
A short request – three minutes are enough.
Tell us who you are and which idea you bring. Our editorial team will get back to you once it has checked the fit.