ICDT

The Quality of Life and Human Performance Center focuses on assessing and optimizing motor and physiological functions and developing skills specific to sports disciplines. The emphasis is on:

• Technical execution and essential motor parameters (speed, strength, endurance, flexibility, coordination) for movement control, balance, and adaptation to effort
• Functional adaptation, observing how the body remodels itself as a result of sports training

The center has a reliable infrastructure that allows for integrated monitoring of exercise capacity, body composition, and neuromotor control. The methodologies applied are non-invasive and support:

• Scientific research
• Professional training and development
• Prevention and recovery through physical therapy
• Programs to improve quality of life

Motor performance

• Assessment and optimization of motor and physiological functions
• Monitoring of motor parameters: speed, strength, endurance, flexibility, and coordination
• Development of technical skills and neuromotor control
• Functional adaptation to training and competition requirements

Quality of life

• Interventions and programs for physical health and general well-being
• Assessment of parameters contributing to individual well-being
• Recovery and prevention

In the context of the center's activities, it aims to:

• Restore mobility and muscle strength after injuries, illnesses, or immobilization
• Correcting postural imbalances and deficiencies to optimize neuromotor control
• Recovery of athletes after injuries or surgery, facilitating reintegration into sports activities and preventing recurrency