Aaron Coutts
Access a Free Class and Discover the FSI Training Physiotherapist Master’s
Discover with this introductory class how work is carried out within a physiotherapy department applied to professional football. No commitment required.
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What this class will give you
This is an introductory lesson delivered by Jesús Olmo, CEO of FSI Training and former Head of Medical Services at Real Madrid.
What you will learn in this class
- Understand the key physiological principles that explain the footballer’s response to training
- Balance load, adaptation and recovery to improve performance without increasing injury risk
- Integrate prevention and rehabilitation as an essential part of sports performance
- Apply sports medicine principles to the design of individualized programs
- Develop interdisciplinary work in elite clubs with a practical approach
- Learn about the latest scientific trends in performance optimization and player health
Some members of the Master’s faculty
We have more than 30 high-level faculty members.
Chris Carling
Fabio Nakamura
David Behm
Jo Clubb
Keith Baar
Tim Meyer
Manuel Leyes
Practical experience in clubs
Club professionals complete and endorse our programs. They also take part in the students’ practical learning experience through the internship program. The content you will see in this class reflects the way the best leagues work.
Who Is This Free Class For?
This class is designed as a practical introduction to real-world physiotherapy applied to professional football. The full Master’s is aimed at profiles with prior education or experience in this field.
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Training for active sports professionals
Individuals with prior experience in physiotherapy, sports science, medicine or rehabilitation.
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Graduates in physiotherapy or medicine
Professionals with a background in physiotherapy, including university graduates in physiotherapy or medicine.
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Physiotherapy students in advanced stages of their studies
Physiotherapy students or medical students in advanced stages of their university training.