It has been presented at the Lope de Vega International SchoolThe “Practical Course in Sports Biomechanics” will be offered starting next September and is intended for multidisciplinary professionals in the fields of science and sportIt is worth noting that it has certification from the Polytechnic University of Valencia. The head of the College, Vicente FusterHe explained that "This course is the ideal training to incorporate into the curriculum of any professional linked to elite sport."
Biomechanics Laboratory
Currently, the Lope de Vega has an advanced Biomechanics laboratory in its facilities, under the direction of José Manuel Escribano, a specialist in biomechanics, neurobiology and exercise physiology who has extensive experience in elite sports.
Escribano has been part of technical teams in sports as diverse as cycling within a UCI Protour team, in handball, basketball or professional football, and in individual sports such as athletics, golf or tennis.
“In this course we're presenting today, we're going to learn a lot, practice a lot, and I hope we're going to have a lot of fun too. It's about taking advantage of the experiences of science and sports professionals who will be joining us, as well as my own, in the practical approach to analyzing athletes and sports. We'll move from simply knowing and explaining what's happening, to generating value from it, to taking action, and doing so in the most practical way possible, by investigating directly on the field of play,” says Professor Escribano.
quality training
“In the coming weeks, we will be sharing more details, including content, dates, registration information, and more. We are very pleased to have the support and prestige of institutions like the Lope de Vega Theatre and the Polytechnic University of Valencia. It also brings with it a responsibility to offer high-quality and useful training, which was our main objective when we started this project almost two years ago. We have achieved it, and now it's finally time to offer it to the public,” concluded José Manuel Escribano.
