I am passionate about life and I believe that health must be the main pillar that sustains it. I understand health as an integral concept that cannot exist fully if it fails, both physically and mentally.

As a graduate in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences, I have been studying the relationship between exercise and the body for more than 20 years. However, these last 7 years have been an exciting period of study, research and experience on Neuroexercise, which is broadening my vision of this relationship. 

I am fascinated by the complexity of the BRAIN, that wonderful organ that manages our life. Neuroscience is showing us the effects that exercise has on the brain and it is time for training and health professionals to contribute their point of view as experts, as they are the ones who ultimately must translate that knowledge into concrete programmes. I believe that EXERCISE 4 BRAIN can promote changes in the brain that can positively influence people’s lives and become a transformative factor in human development.

My guiding values are honesty, ethics, commitment to achievement, safety, environmental and social responsibility.