International Federation of Sports Physical Therapy

International Federation of Sports Physical Therapy IFSPT is a worldwide Federation representing 40 national sports physical therapy organisations. Join and help us to support all sports physical therapists!

We are the international resource for sports physical therapists, serving people and athletes. IFSPT is a world-wide Federation, recognised as a subgroup of World Physiotherapy (WP). IFSPT is directed towards Member Organizations and their individual members in serving athletes of all ages and abilities through excellence in education, research, practice, and clinical specialisation. The intention of the IFSPT is to be the international resource for Sports Physical Therapists all over the world.

02/12/2025

HOUR 24 | BRAZIL 🇧🇷 • CANADA 🇨🇦

Hour 24 starts at 21:00 UTC, featuring sessions across tennis performance, elite ski rehabilitation, and high-performance culture in soccer. 🎾⛷️⚽

🎾 Fábio Carlos Lucas de Oliveira (Brazil): Key Elements for the Physiotherapist’s Role in Tennis
⛷️ Félix Croteau (Canada): Example of a Multidisciplinary Return to Alpine Ski After an ACL Reconstruction in an Elite Canadian Athlete
⚽ Sarah Smith (Canada): Beyond the Pitch: Building a High-Performance Culture in Soccer

Secure your spot at the 25-hour global congress featuring 75 speakers from around the world.

👉 Get your ticket now: ifspt.org/sepwoc

1 week to go until SEPWOC 2025. Our fully online global congress starts on December 7 at 22:00 UTC (December 8 in many r...
01/12/2025

1 week to go until SEPWOC 2025. Our fully online global congress starts on December 7 at 22:00 UTC (December 8 in many regions).

Join 75 international speakers across 29 countries for 25 hours of BJSM-approved sports physiotherapy education.

✔️ Online and accessible worldwide
✔️ Programme viewable automatically in your local timezone (ifspt.org/programme)
✔️ 3 months replay access
✔️ Tickets from €49

Early registration ensures smooth access when the congress opens!

👉 Secure your online seat: ifspt.org/sepwoc

30/11/2025

HOUR 23 | CHILE 🇨🇱 • BRAZIL 🇧🇷

Hour 23 of SEPWOC starts at 20:00 UTC covering patellofemoral dysfunction, patellar tendinopathy, and physiotherapy in Paralympic sport. 🦵🔥🏅

🦵 Juan Carlos Ponce Espinoza (Chile): Evolutionary and Comparative Anatomy, Neuromechanics, and Sexual Dimorphism in Patellofemoral Dysfunction
📈 Rodrigo Scattone Silva (Brazil): Progressive Loading Exercises for the Patellar Tendon: Implications for the Management of Tendinopathy
🏅 Larissa Santos Pinto Pinheiro (Brazil): Advances in Physiotherapy in Brazilian Paralympic Sports

SEPWOC 2025 is nearly here... Don’t miss your chance to join 75 global experts across 25 hours of sports physiotherapy.

👉 Get your ticket now: ifspt.org/sepwoc

🔥 Black Friday is HERE!We’re unlocking Early Bird prices for just 25 hours... Starting now.🎟️ Tickets from €29🌍 A 25-hou...
28/11/2025

🔥 Black Friday is HERE!

We’re unlocking Early Bird prices for just 25 hours... Starting now.

🎟️ Tickets from €29
🌍 A 25-hour global online congress with 75 world-leading speakers
📹 Replay access for 3 months
🕒 Special price ends 29 November, 16:00 UTC

This is the lowest price you’ll get for SEPWOC 2025. Don’t wait.

👉 Get your Black Friday ticket: https://ifspt.org/sepwoc/register

27/11/2025

HOUR 22 | COLOMBIA 🇨🇴 • CAMEROON 🇨🇲

Hour 22 starts at 19:00 UTC, highlighting climbing injuries, electrical stimulation, and heart-rate variability in athlete health. 🧗⚡

🧗 Carolina Maldonado & Carolina Villamil (Colombia): Role of the Physiotherapist in the Prevention and Treatment of Lumbrical Injuries in Amateur Climbers in Colombia
⚡ Valery Labou (Cameroon): Electrical Stimulation and Tissue Repair in Sport-Related Injuries: Evidence, Mechanisms, and Clinical Integration
❤️ Jonathan Muñoz Luna (Colombia): Heart Rate Variability as a Biomarker of Cardiovascular Risk in Athletes

Online and accessible to all! 🔗 www.ifspt.org/sepwoc

🎙 SEPWOC 2025 Speaker SpotlightMeet Dr. Behnam Liaghat 🇩🇰A specialist in sports physiotherapy and Assistant Professor at...
27/11/2025

🎙 SEPWOC 2025 Speaker Spotlight

Meet Dr. Behnam Liaghat 🇩🇰

A specialist in sports physiotherapy and Assistant Professor at the University of Southern Denmark, his research focuses on sports medicine and developing treatment strategies for patients with hypermobile joints.

At SEPWOC 2025, he’ll present:

💡 “Hypermobility in Sport: Current Understanding and Future Directions”
🕙 10:20 UTC | 8 December 2025

🔗 ifspt.org/sepwoc

26/11/2025

HOUR 21 | CAMEROON 🇨🇲 • UNITED KINGDOM 🇬🇧 • LUXEMBOURG 🇱🇺

Hour 21 starts at 18:00 UTC, focusing on sport-related concussion management, technology-supported recovery, and hand tendon injury care. 🧠📱

🧠 Franklin Chu Buh (Cameroon): Physiotherapy Management of Traumatic Brain Injury: Case of Sport-Related Concussion
📱 Mark Matthews (United Kingdom): Sports-Related Concussion: Utilising Technology to Optimise Recovery
🤲 Geoffrey Osch (Luxembourg): Hand Tendon Injuries: Effective Management and Return-to-Sport Strategies

More info and tickets at 🔗 ifspt.org/sepwoc

25/11/2025

HOUR 20 | FRANCE 🇫🇷 • SWITZERLAND 🇨🇭 • BELGIUM 🇧🇪

Hour 20 starts at 17:00 UTC, covering shoulder instability, hip and groin health, and performance development in elite youth sport. 💪⚽🏋️

🏋️ Antoine Seurot (France): Comprehensive Return-to-Sport Assessment Following Shoulder Instability: Emphasis on Isokinetic Diagonal Testing in Overhead Athletes
🦵 J.Diego Stadelmann (Switzerland): Hip and Groin Problems in Female Team-Sport Athletes: Where Are We in 2025?
🎓 Filip Staes (Belgium): Challenges and Opportunities for Injury Reduction and Performance Development in Elite Youth Team Sport Schools: A Practice-Based Opinion

See the full programme: ifspt.org/programme

We're getting close now! ⏰

24/11/2025

HOUR 19 | LUXEMBOURG 🇱🇺 • BELGIUM 🇧🇪 • AUSTRIA 🇦🇹

Hour 19 starts at 16:00 UTC, featuring sessions on ACL return to sport, long-term shoulder outcomes, and performance-focused swimming physiotherapy at .

🦵 Nina Goedert & Jérôme Pauls (Luxembourg): Debating Return to Sport After ACL Injury: It’s Not All Black and White
🦴 Camille Tooth (Belgium): Long-term Consequences of Shoulder Injuries in Upper Limb Athletes: A Qualitative Approach
🏊 Jürgen Maureder (Austria): Sports Physiotherapy in Swimming: Common Injuries, Competition Support, and Performance-Oriented Dryland Training

Explore SEPWOC 🔗 ifspt.org/programme

🎙 SEPWOC 2025 Speaker SpotlightMeet Rodrigo Scattone Silva 🇧🇷A Sports Physical Therapist (SONAFE) and Associate Professo...
24/11/2025

🎙 SEPWOC 2025 Speaker Spotlight

Meet Rodrigo Scattone Silva 🇧🇷

A Sports Physical Therapist (SONAFE) and Associate Professor at the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN), and leads the Brazilian Tendinopathy and Sports Injuries Research Group.

His research focuses on the prevention and rehabilitation of Patellar and Achilles tendon disorders.

At SEPWOC 2025, he will present:
💡 “Progressive Loading Exercises for the Patellar Tendon: Implications for the Management of Tendinopathy”
🕗 20:20 UTC | 8 December 2025
🔗 ifspt.org/sepwoc

23/11/2025

FRANCE 🇫🇷 • SLOVENIA 🇸🇮 • ITALY 🇮🇹

Hour 18 starts at 15:00 UTC, bringing insights into ACL biomechanics, neurocognition, and force plate analytics at . 🦵🧠📊

🦵 Jerome Riera (France): Gait biomechanics after ACL injury/reconstruction and the development of knee osteoarthritis
🧠 Rok Vatovec (Slovenia): The role of neurocognitive training following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
🏀 Davide Ottolenghi (Italy): Longitudinal force plate analytics in a basketball team: What can be understood from the jump?

See the full programme: ifspt.org/programme

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IFSPT is a world-wide Federation, recognised as a subgroup of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT), representing national organizations of Sports Physical Therapy. The efforts of IFSPT are directed towards Member Organizations and their individual members in serving athletes of all ages and abilities through excellence in education, research, practice, and clinical specialisation. The intention of the IFSPT is to be the international resource for Sports Physical Therapists all over the world.