On the occasion of RiminiWellness, ELAV - the leading professional training school in motor and biomedical sciences - will be a protagonist with an exclusive schedule of free educational content, designed to interpret and anticipate the evolution of the sector.

Within the Performance Arena (Hall A1), ELAV will offer a series of 20 technical-scientific presentations, distributed over the four days of the fair, with the aim of providing professionals, operators, and enthusiasts with an updated, concrete, and scientifically-based vision of physical exercise, performance, and health.

The program will address the main thematic areas of the sector in a transversal manner - fitness, sports performance, clinical exercise, and longevity - with content ranging from new evidence on strength training and metabolism, to the most recent applications of physical exercise in prevention, rehabilitation, and improving quality of life.

In a context where the world of fitness is increasingly evolving towards a model integrated with health and medicine, ELAV proposes a distinctive approach, based on scientific rigor, practical applicability, and a future vision of the profession.

The meetings will be held every day of the fair from 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM, and will be designed to offer a high-value educational experience that is accessible and immediately transferable to professional practice.

To complete the journey, the theoretical lessons will be accompanied by practical experiences and moments of direct interaction with ELAV team specialists, which will take place at the ELAV institutional stand, located directly next to the Performance Arena. An integrated format designed to offer visitors an immersive, effective, and innovative experience.

ELAV's presence at RiminiWellness represents a unique opportunity to come into contact with new models of physical exercise based on scientific evidence and to understand how the role of the movement professional is changing - and will continue to change more and more.

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