Physical Activity Programme for Injury Prevention

The iPrevent App is a digital tool that has been created for the iPrevent project, whose main objective is to use digital tools to prevent injuries in grassroots and amateur sports. Since injuries among young athletes are one of the main concerns in the field of sport sciences, this application intends to facilitate access to specific injury prevention programmes for coaches and athletes at the grassroots levels. The aim of this course is to facilitate new users’ access to the application by guiding them through the initial steps, such as creating accounts, teams, or athletes, and developing new injury prevention programs.

Certifiers:

Lithuanian Football Federation
Romanian Football Federation
University of Valladolid
European Network for Innovation and Knowledge
University G. d'Annunzio of Chieti-Pescara

Course description

The Physical Activity Programme for Injury Prevention course covers the implementation of a 15-week intervention programme for injuries’ prevention in grassroots and amateur sports by using the iPrevent App.

The Physical Activity Programme for Injury Prevention course covers the implementation of a 15-week intervention programme for injuries' prevention in grassroots and amateur sports by using the iPrevent App.

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Fee:

0 €

Length

4 hours

Credits

0.5

Starting date

30 Nov 2025

Modules:

3

Languages:

EN

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