Fit to Play Programs
Sports and exercise programs designed for professional athletes and individuals with sports injuries. Suitable for all ages and genders.
Our programs include assessments using modern medical-grade equipment and treatment by a team of doctors and physiotherapists who specialize in their fields.
We focus on the following:
- Preventing injuries and re-injuries
- Evaluating physical fitness (Sport Performance Test)
- Analyzing physical condition, heart health and risk factors
Fit to Play Programs include:
- Physical Activity or Exercise for Adult: Physical activity readiness check-up before exercising
- Football: Health screening programs for professional/amateur football players
- Running: Fitness check for runners
- Golf: Health screening program for golfers with the Titleist Performance Institute Screening Test (TPI Screening Test)
- Triathlon: Heart screening programs for triathletes
- Diving: Medical screening package for divers
- Physical Activity or Exercise for Kids: Fitness assessment for youth athletes (Age 8-15)
Physical Activity Readiness Check-up Before Exercising
Sudden cardiac arrest is an abnormality of heart function that causes ineffective heartbeat or disrupts the heart’s pumping actions, making the heart unexpectedly stop beating. Sudden cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, even those with no known underlying diseases. With this abnormality, the heart cannot pump sufficient blood to other organs, causing loss of consciousness. The condition can even be fatal.
Health Screening Programs for Football Players
Physical examinations for athletes, including football players, include assessments conducted by doctors and healthcare personnel to evaluate overall health, physical fitness and readiness for engaging in football or other sports activities. These examinations are crucial for preventing injuries and identifying potentially hazardous underlying conditions or anomalies, such as cardiovascular disorders that could lead to sudden cardiac arrest.
These physical health evaluations are not only vital for professional football players but also for amateur and youth participants.
Fit to Run
Health screening programs for athletes and those who have just begun exercising regularly
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Health Screening Programs for Golfers - Fit to Play Golf
1. Health Screening Program for Golfers with the Titleist Performance Institute Screening Test (TPI Screening Test) and Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA)
2. Health Screening Program for Golfers with General Health Check-up
3. Health Screening Program for Golfers with Eye Screening
4. Health Screening Program for Golfers with General Health Check-up and Eye Screening
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Heart Screening Programs for Triathletes
Suitable for triathletes and endurance athletes, our heart health screening programs can reduce the risk of death caused by underlying heart conditions while playing sports or exercising. They are most suited to triathletes and endurance athletes because they can ensure participation in sports and competitions with increased enjoyment, safety and confidence.
Physical Assessment and Rehabilitation Programs for Athletes
1.Before Fit Program
2.VO2 Max Physical Screening Program
3.Post-exercise Rehabilitation Program
Medical Screening Package for Divers
Diving safely requires good diving experience, proper preparation and excellent physical and mental health, ensuring there are no conditions or diseases that could adversely affect the body during a dive. In addition, a medical examination by an underwater medicine specialist is recommended before and after every dive. It is also important to strictly adhere to the rules and guidelines for the specific area where you will be diving.
Fitness Assessment for Youth Athletes (Age 8-15)
The fitness assessment is a physical readiness check for child and youth athletes ages 8-15. This evaluation, conducted by orthopedic surgeons in collaboration with pediatricians specializing in pediatric endocrinology and metabolism, pediatric nutritionists and a multidisciplinary medical team, assess overall physical health and readiness for all types of sports participation and competition. Additionally, doctors will provide guidance on safe play and competition to prevent potential injuries, and screen for potentially dangerous disorders or otherwise hidden conditions, such as cardiovascular system abnormalities that might cause sudden cardiac arrest, or anemia which can affect a child's growth and limit sports performance.
