Within advanced sports rehabilitation, Neuromotor Training in the Green Room represents one of the most distinctive clinical innovations developed by Isokinetic Medical Group. This approach integrates scientific research, cutting-edge technology, and personalised clinical practice to enhance movement quality and reduce injury risk.
Neuromotor Training sessions are designed to improve movement control, coordination, and biomechanical efficiency. Each programme is fully customised and tailored to the individual needs of the patient, addressing postural alterations and dysfunctional motor patterns that may increase the risk of injury.
The Green Room: a dedicated space for motor learning
Neuromotor Training is performed within dedicated clinical environments known as Green Rooms, advanced spaces focused on biomechanics, movement analysis, and injury prevention. Here, patients perform targeted exercises—both with and without feedback—under the direct supervision of rehabilitation specialists.
The use of video wall technology allows patients to observe their movements in real time, immediately correcting faulty execution. This process accelerates motor learning, improves body awareness, and enhances the quality of movement, particularly through the core and hip muscles.
Movement Analysis Test (MAT): guiding personalised rehabilitation
At the core of the Green Room pathway is the Movement Analysis Test (MAT), a functional biomechanical evaluation performed by a medical specialist. Using high-speed cameras, force platforms, and dedicated software, the MAT assesses movement quality through frontal and lateral analysis of a series of functional tasks.
Originally developed to support return-to-sport decisions after Anterior Cruciate Ligament reconstruction, the MAT is also widely used for other knee and lower limb conditions. The test provides objective criteria and a final score, allowing clinicians to identify movement deficits and define targeted corrective strategies.
During the assessment, results are shared with the patient via the video wall, promoting understanding and facilitating the acquisition of correct motor patterns.
From rehabilitation to return to sport
Based on MAT findings, a customised Neuromotor Training programme is developed to correct inefficient movement patterns, optimise recovery, and minimise the risk of re-injury. This phase represents a crucial transition between gym-based rehabilitation and on-field training.
By combining objective movement analysis with personalised neuromotor interventions, the Green Room approach supports a safer, more effective return to sport and represents the present—and future—of performance-oriented rehabilitation.
It is possible to contact the expert medical team of Isokinetic Medical Group, operating in the state-of-the-art clinic in Athens (OAKA, Tennis Courts, Marousi), to book your advanced functional evaluation and neuromuscular training: www.isokinetic.gr
