The Therapeutic Exercise & Rehabilitation Division (or Lab) is primarily involved in the field of musculoskeletal injuries and diseases. It deals with:
– Evaluating all basic parameters taken into account during rehabilitation from a musculoskeletal injury or disease such as mobility of the injured joint, muscle flexibility, muscle performance, proprioception and functional movement
– Implementing rehabilitation programs and evaluating their results concerning the treatment of certain injuries or diseases of the musculoskeletal system: Customized planning and implementation of various rehabilitation programs based on the profile of each patient.
The experts’ focus has been mainly on developing and implementing exercise programs for injured athletes (especially in professional soccer players of the National Super League) and patients with chronic muscle skeletal problems such as spine dysfunctions.
Professor -Physiotherapist
Professor - Athletic Trainer
Assoc. Professor - Athletic Trainer
H. Professsor - Orthopedic Surgeon
Exercise Expert
Athletic Trainer
Exercise Expert
Sport Trainer
Water Exercise Expert
Water Exercise Expert
Exercise Expert
Sport Trainer
The PReventive Outreach Through Exercise and Counseling Techniques in Soccer (PROTECTS) project is based on the interdisciplinary approach and its aim is to focus on the area of “protecting athletes –especially the youngest– from health and safety hazards by improving training and competition conditions”.
The HEALTHY project aims to design and to apply a program for pupils that will give them the opportunity to adopt a healthy lifestyle, while it will familiarize them with Greek ancient and European exercise games.
The WATCH project focus on the area of “protecting athletes by improving training and competition conditions” while is focusing on an European grass-root sport, the wrestling.
The GO FIT project aims to instill tourists that the healthier option is the easier option and at the same time to address the most frequent problems related to kinetic system decreased functionality throught exercise.