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A LARGE TEAM OF HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
PAU MAS VALENS
Registered Physiotherapist 507.
Physiotherapy service coordinator
Manager
Founder and co-owner
After studying physiotherapy I specialised in manual therapy, ultrasound, invasive physiotherapy and sports physiotherapy, concentrating on everything related to the world of running. Nowadays I divide part of my time between working in the clinic and in the management for a better cohesion of the team.
In sporting terms, I was federated in athletics, doing the event I was least good at 😉 the high jump, competing in several regional championships with the Balearic Islands national team. Later, as an amateur, I dedicated myself to mountain running, taking part in several popular competitions.
CATI Mª BONET CIFRE
Chartered physical educator 12256.
Groups head.
Co-owner.
After completing my studies in physical activity and sport sciences, I specialised in the field of health, especially in spinal pathologies. I have been trained in injury rehabilitation and exercise mechanics.
At a sporting level I started playing tennis when I was 6 years old and competed at Balearic level. At the age of 12 I became a member of the athletics federation, specialising in javelin throwing, with which I later competed for the senior Balearic national team, and nowadays adventure sports in the mountains, especially sport climbing, are my motivation.
MIQUEL BRUNET MORA
Registered Physical Educator 52881,
Training and rehabilitation service coordinator.
Co-owner
From my studies in physical activity and sport sciences I have specialised in football physical preparation, injury rehabilitation and strength training. I am currently training in exercise mechanics.
In terms of sport, I was a member of the football federation from the youngest age group until the end of my youth career. A lover of physical exercise and sport in general, I have practised sports such as paddle tennis and in recent years I have competed in some mountain races at regional level.
BEATRIZ DE JUAN AMENGUAL
Administrative.
Administrative Services.
I completed my studies of intermediate and advanced vocational training in administration and finance and fortunately I am able to work in this field.
Since I was little my parents always took me hiking and had a hiking group. My father has always been a runner. I started with rhythmic gymnastics (I had 0 style), then I started running and I did my little popular races, gym and dance, I was also paddle surfing for a while (a sport I love).
DIANA MAS LUZÓN
Administrative.
Administrative services.
In terms of education, I have a vocational training in administration, and since I started working 13 years ago I have never worked in anything other than administrative tasks.
As far as sport is concerned, I have been swimming since I was very young until I decided to give it up when I was about 14 years old and after that I have been changing activities, but without a doubt what I have done most and what I like most is practising directed toning classes in gyms.
YOLANDA MARÍN FERNÁNDEZ
Administrative.
Administrative services.
I have always enjoyed working in front of the public, being in contact with and helping people, which led me to study an intermediate degree in aesthetics. Now I am happy to have the opportunity to use these skills in my role as an administrative/receptionist to perform my tasks efficiently.
I have always gone to the gym to keep fit, doing supervised classes, but it wasn’t until recently that I started doing calisthenics.
LORENZO MAS REINA
Registered Physiotherapist 1598.
Physiotherapy service.
Since childhood, I have been linked to the world of sport. I started with judo, then football, and currently I practice trail running and CrossFit (a discipline in which I have been coaching for over 10 years).
Professionally, I began working in a mountain rescue brigade where I learned camaraderie, values, and a deep love for nature. My passion for helping others and my years as a trainer led me to study physiotherapy, as I wanted to help people through healthcare and movement.
This journey led me to explore the world of research by pursuing a master’s degree in research, various training courses related to sport and the treatment of sports injuries, and a doctorate in global health that I am currently completing at UIB, where I not only learn but also work as an associate professor.
GUSTAVO LUCAS PASSOS
Registered doctor 71706501.
Sports medicine service.
I initiated my career in professional sports 17 years ago, where I learned the importance of precise diagnosis and treatments that allow safe and effective return to activity. Since then, I have accompanied athletes and active people of all levels to recover their well-being, prevent and treat injuries, and improve their performance.
Sport has always been part of my life. I am a naturally physically active person. As a child I played football and tennis, and later I ventured into triathlon (until becoming a father). Currently I run and cycle frequently, swim occasionally, and maintain a consistent strength training routine.
FÈLIX LOZANO GACIAS
Registered physiotherapist 2002.
Physiotherapy service.
From the moment I started my degree in physiotherapy at the Universitat de les Illes Balears, I was clear that I wanted to focus on active pain management and functional recovery. Over the years, I have continued my training with postgraduate courses and specializations centered on therapeutic exercise, clinical reasoning, and the management of conditions such as tendinopathies, shoulder pain, and lower back pain.
My professional career has allowed me to accompany people in different stages of their recovery process, combining scientific evidence with personalized and close care.
In terms of sports, I was involved in tennis from age 8 to 17, a period that taught me values such as perseverance and discipline. For the past six years I have been strength training in the gym, something that is not only part of my lifestyle but also influences my vision of physiotherapy.
MARCOS GÓMEZ LUQUE
Registered Physiotherapist 1135.
Rehabilitation Service Coordinator.
I think that the number of injuries I had between the ages of 16 and 21 and the fact that I realised that I wasn’t going to get rich from football was what pushed me to study physiotherapy so that I could work alongside real sportsmen and women. In terms of training, I finished my degree in 2013 at the UIB and since then I have continued training in techniques such as manual therapy, ultrasound and exercise.
I don’t remember not having played sport for as long as I can remember. I started when I was 5 years old playing football, which I played until I was 21, when, after an ACL injury, I took up running as part of my recovery. Currently, my main sport is trail running.
LAURA NAVAJAS FERNÁNDEZ
Registered Physiotherapist 1487.
Physiotherapy service.
In the field of education, I studied at the UIB (University of the Balearic Islands). Once I finished I started to combine work with different training courses. I have always been linked to sport; I started combining physiotherapy in a gymnastics team and in a football team, moving more and more towards working in the consulting room, without losing contact with the sportsmen and women.
As far as sports are concerned, I haven’t had much variety; I started artistic gymnastics at the age of 8 and stayed there until I was 21. Something that started as a hobby became my way of life, dedicating myself totally to it, sometimes even training with the Spanish national team. Now I’m more into the surfer thing, combining it with skateboarding.
MARCOS SORGA NIETO
Registered Physiotherapist 1773.
Rehabilitation service.
From very early on I became very interested in the importance of the active part in physiotherapy, specialising in therapeutic exercise and clinical reasoning. On the other hand, I also spend time learning about pain, its characteristics and behaviour”.
In terms of sport, I played football since I was a child in a team in Galicia, until I had to give it up because I had to move to another city. Nowadays I like to keep active doing any sport.
MARÍA DEL MAR SERRANO BARCELÓ
Registered Physiotherapist 1252.
Physiotherapy service.
In terms of training, after studying for a degree in Physiotherapy at the UIB, I have continued my training with postgraduate courses in Manual Physiotherapy and Therapeutic Exercise, as well as various courses: Echoguided Percutaneous Musculoskeletal Electrolysis (EPM), Echoguided Percutaneous Neuromodulation, and courses in basic and advanced ultrasound in sports injuries for physiotherapists.
As for sport, I practiced Olympic Wrestling since I was a little girl, being part of the Sports Technification Programme of the Balearic Islands and being a member of the Spanish Senior National Team between 2005 and 2013. The most remarkable thing is that I won 16 titles of Spanish Champion, and Bronze in the European Senior Championship in 2007.
MIGUEL ÁNGEL SILVÁN FRAU
Registered physiotherapist 1749 and strenght and conditioning coach.
Readaptation service.
I began studying Physical Activity and Sport Sciences, it was there where I began to be interested in the field focused on health and sports rehabilitation, so when I finished I decided to complement my training with Physiotherapy to be able to address the patient throughout their recovery process. I currently dedicate my time to specialising in the field of sports, as this is what I am most passionate about.
I have been through several sports but football has been the one I have enjoyed following and playing the most. I am currently trying to maintain a healthy lifestyle through strength training. I am also getting into paddle tennis, a sport I really enjoy improving and playing.
PAU COMAS GAYÀ
Registered Physiotherapist 1546.
Rehabilitation service.
I started my training with an intermediate and a higher degree in physical sports activities, which served as a bridge to access a career in physiotherapy. When I finished my degree I did several training courses such as dry needling and ultrasound.
I started in the world of sport at a very young age, trying many sports, and it was basketball that entered my veins, playing in professional leagues until I started physiotherapy. Nowadays I still enjoy this sport and combine it with other activities.
JOSEP MOLL PONS
Registered Physiotherapist 2239.
Physiotherapy service.
I moved from Menorca to study Physiotherapy at the UIB. I chose this profession because I always knew I wanted to pursue a career centered around movement and physical activity. I am an active and energetic person, passionate about exercise and, above all, about helping people regain their well-being and reach their goals.
Sports have always been a part of my life. I played soccer for 16 years, and currently, I especially enjoy padel, running, and strength training. In short, wherever there is movement—and ideally a ball involved—you will find me there!
MARTÍ SERRA POL
Registered physiotherapist 726.
Physiotherapy service.
In 2008, I finished my physiotherapy studies at the University of the Balearic Islands. During the following years, I have tried to complete and update my knowledge by training in different fields: physiotherapy in traumatology and orthopaedic surgery, manual physiotherapy in the management of musculoskeletal pain, the study and treatment of TMJ and cranio-mandibular dysfunctions, cardiac rehabilitation, musculoskeletal ultrasound as well as invasive physiotherapy. Currently, I am passionate about the field of biomechanics and the treatment of runners.
At the age of 8 I started Taekwondo, which more than just a sport, became a way of life until I was 25 years old. I always combined it with another hobby: inline skating. Some time later, at the age of 28, like many mortals, I started running. First with the popular races and then giving way to the wonderful world of mountain races and ultra-distance running. Nowadays, I still take every opportunity to get lost in the mountains and dream of climbing new peaks.
MAGDALENA GINARD BURGUERA
Registered physical therapist 2009 and strenght and conditioning coach.
Rehabilitation service.
My first academic contact in the field of sport was doing a degree in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences in Valencia. This degree can be approached from many points of view and the one that most caught my attention was the use of exercise to improve pathologies, physical conditions and injuries, which is why I continued my training by doing a degree in physiotherapy and thus being able to combine the two things.
What still represents me today is the desire to improve people’s health through exercise and movement.
I am not defined by any particular sport, I like to move, participate and try everything from paddle boarding on the beach, a hike in the mountains or a swim, so the dedication people show when they make their sport their way of life excites me.
CARLOS SÁNCHEZ TUDELA
Registered physiotherapist 1743.
Physiotherapy service.
I completed my degree in physiotherapy at UIB, and before finishing, I was already clear that I wanted to focus my clinical practice on therapeutic exercise instruction, as well as on sound clinical reasoning and diagnosis to better understand what is happening with the patients who come to my consultation.
I have based my training over these years on these fields, as well as on ultrasound, invasive techniques, and treatments for specific injuries.
As for sports practice, I have tried several disciplines: basketball, tennis, climbing… and currently in my daily routine I do strength training in the gym, which allows me to stay fit to practice various sports.
ANDRÉS PROHENS BENITO
Registered physiotherapist 2101.
Physiotherapy service.
I completed my physiotherapy studies in Barcelona in 2020 and, since then, my goal has been to never stop learning about this profession. I have trained in different specialties such as nerve entrapment neuropathies, sports readaptation, and anterior cruciate ligament injuries, among others. Although I enjoyed the profession from the start, it was when I became a patient that I truly understood it and became passionate about it. Currently, I am training as a coach to complement my work and thus help my patients in a more comprehensive way.
At a sports level, I have been practicing all kinds of sports for as long as I can remember, though at a competitive level, triathlon has been the most recent. Today, the sports that define me are running and calisthenics, without forgetting strength training, which is essential for improving my health and quality of life.
JOAN DEVIS ARBONA
Strength and conditioning coach 72243.
Readaptation and group services.
Since my vocation has always been to help people improve their health, well-being, and performance through movement, I graduated in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences and hold a Master’s Degree in Sciences Applied to the Prevention and Functional Readaptation of Sports Injuries.
At a sports level, I was a competitive athlete in football from pre-youth through junior categories, a period that gave me discipline and competitiveness from an early age. After leaving football, I focused my career on strength training and, subsequently, on hybrid competitions such as HYROX, where I continue to develop my physical performance.
MARINA GALLEGO DURÁN
Physiotherapist and registered strenght and conditioning coach 54029.
Readaptation and groups service.
SEBASTIÀ MUNAR CALAFAT
Dietician member number 501.
Dietetic service.
I began my training with a degree in Biology from the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB). I continued my studies with a master’s degree in cognition and human evolution also at the UIB. My curiosity for sports performance and nutrition led me to enter the world of nutrition and I graduated in dietetics, as well as taking several specialisation courses in sport, nutrigenetics and nutrigenomics.
As for my sporting life, I have played basketball for more than 20 years at federated level, even debuting in professional leagues. I have practiced mountain sports and I have a great passion for sea sports; canoeing, freediving and underwater fishing.
SEBASTIÀ MUNAR CALAFAT
Registered dietitian-nutritionist IB/00184.
Nutrition service.
Dietitian-nutritionist from the University of Zaragoza, Huesca campus. Since childhood, the world of nutrition sparked a great interest in me, which is why I pursued this career. I consider myself an enthusiast of nutrition, dietotherapy, and teamwork.
Upon completing my degree, I completed a master’s in collective catering at CETT Barcelona and a postgraduate degree in pediatric nutrition from AEDN.
Throughout my professional journey, I have worked in various fields, but I undoubtedly consider myself passionate about one-on-one consultation support. I create diets for different needs and personal situations, such as weight gain, nutritional reeducation, support for vegans and vegetarians, family nutrition, as well as supporting families who want to start introducing complementary foods, etc. But what attracts me most is dietotherapy, which consists of addressing a health problem or a disease related to nutrition. Such as functional digestive disorders like irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease like Crohn’s, kidney problems, cancer treatment, cholesterol, hiatal hernia, hypertension, anemia, diabetes, thyroid conditions, gastritis, uric acid, autoimmune diseases, among others.
AZUCENA GARCÍA CLARAMUNT
Chartered sports psychologist B-02930.
Psychology service.
I did a degree in Psychology at the UIB, and later I did a Master’s degree in Sports Psychology at the UNED. I am passionate about the world of sports psychology as well as personal development based on the work of stress and anxiety at a personal or professional level. I am also getting into the world of injury recovery at a psychological level, and I am discovering a very exciting area. I consider it very important to break down barriers and stigmas related to psychological therapy, and I love working with an approach based on acceptance and understanding of the individual.
On a sporting level, I was lucky enough to be able to combine studies and basketball at the Balearic Technification Centre, and I have been able to enjoy this sport for about 20 years, some of them competing in state categories. I also like to keep active out of season, practising running, functional training, swimming or crossfit.
RAUL VICHO PEREIRA
Registered physician 070605398.
Ultrasound medicine service.
- Medical specialist in intensive care since 2005.
- Expert professor of clinical ultrasound.
- ICU at Clínica Rotger.
- Head of ICU at Hospital General de Muro.
- Runner for the past 10 years, I belong to the Pollensa Athletics Club
- University basketball player.
- Also a current tennis player, which I combine with my hobby as a runner.
ROCIO CORRÁ
Registered physiotherapist 2483.
Physiotherapy service.
In 2020, I completed my degree in Kinesiology and Physiotherapy at the National University of Córdoba, Argentina. Afterwards, I decided to embark on a journey of personal growth and explore different cultures and realities—experiences that broadened my perspective both personally and professionally. Currently, I am continuing my path here in Spain, motivated to keep learning, acquiring new knowledge, and growing professionally by offering each patient a personal, tailored approach focused on their individual goals.
I have been closely connected to the sports world since I was young through high-performance swimming from age 10 to 22. I always felt the drive to find a profession that would allow me to combine my passion for sports with my vocation for helping and guiding people through their recovery and well-being journeys. That is how I discovered physiotherapy.
