The kinesiologist is a professional specialized in the study and application of human movement for preventive, educational, sports, and re-athletization purposes. Thanks to a solid academic background in Sports Science, the kinesiologist is able to design, manage, and monitor personalized physical activity programs, promoting well-being, health, and performance motor skills.
Designs motor activity programs for the improvement of active lifestyle, countering sedentary lifestyle, overweight, and hypomobility.
Works in synergy with doctors and other health professionals to prevent chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and osteoporosis through movement. However, where the pathology is already confirmed, the patient will be followed exclusively by medical personnel. The Kinesiologist operates in the area of primary prevention.
Intervenes in school and youth contexts for psychosomatic development.
Promotes harmonious growth in children and adolescents, fostering the culture of movement as an educational tool.
Develops programs of personalized training for athletes of all levels, optimizing strength, endurance, speed, coordination, and mobility components.
Uses tests and functional assessment tools to monitor physiological adaptation to training.
Conducts protocols of postural gymnastics for the prevention of postural problems.
Management and evaluation of motor activity and personal training.
Relying on a kinesiologist means choosing a safe, individualized, and professional approach to movement. Whether it is improving posture, increasing sports performance, recovering from an injury, or simply living better through physical activity, the kinesiologist is the reference figure.