Physical Activity Programme for Injury Recovery

The Physical Activity Programme for Injury Recovery course provides trainers with the tools to prepare and provide effective post-exercise recovery programmes.

 

Certifiers:

University G. d'Annunzio of Chieti-Pescara
Sport Innovation Hub
University of Valladolid
Olympic Committee of Serbia
University Rehabilitation Institute Republic of Slovenia
European Network for Innovation and Knowledge

Course description

iRecover is a 24-month project focused on promoting health-enhancing physical activity. It aims to obtain a better understanding of stress-recovery balance and post-exercise recovery strategies for grassroots sports and to promote post-exercise recovery strategies among grassroots sports clubs and associations, improving performance and reducing physical and mental stress in young athletes.

iRecover is a 24-month project focused on promoting health-enhancing physical activity. It aims to obtain a better understanding of stress-recovery balance and post-exercise recovery strategies for grassroots sports and to promote post-exercise recovery strategies among grassroots sports clubs and associations, improving performance and reducing physical and mental stress in young athletes.

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Fee:

0 €

Length

9 hours

Credits

1

Starting date

01 Mar 2026

Languages:

EN

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