THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE
What do we call
Therapeutic Exercise?
Therapeutic exercise consists of treatment through a set of specific exercises, designed and prescribed by the physiotherapist according to the individual's injury or need. Therapeutic exercise may include strengthening, mobility, stretching, balance and cardiovascular exercises, tailored to the patient's individual needs and abilities.
The final objective is to help the patient to recover or improve their physical function, reduce their disability and improve their general well-being.
Benefits
of Therapeutic Exercise
- Improving muscle function
- Increase flexibility
- Improve balance and coordination
- Reduce pain
- Improving cardiovascular endurance
- Facilitate recovery from injury or surgery
- Improve the quality of life
- Prevent injuries
The success of the treatment through therapeutic exercises consists of the INDIVIDUALISATION and in the PROGRESSION The following are the most important factors in the use of these drugs in an appropriate manner depending on the individual and his or her lesion.
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