Medical Training Therapy

Introduction MTT

Medical Training Therapy (MTT) is an active rehabilitation treatment system started in Europe.  In 1962 the first article on MTT was published in Northern Europe and Norway.  In 1983, MTT was introduced to Germany, and then the Germans improved and developed the content of MTT combined with the clinical effect.  It also incorporates a lot of quantitative testing standards, progressive diagnosis and treatment ideas and training methods with the aid of equipment, forming a now standardized MTT system, which is widely used in professional rehabilitation medical institutions and sports training institutions worldwide.

German MTT courses take active rehabilitation as the core concept, combining medical rehabilitation clinical knowledge, physiotherapy diagnosis and treatment ideas and sports rehabilitation training knowledge, etc., with equal emphasis on theory and practice, aiming to cultivate a complex type of physical therapy and sports rehabilitation  Professionals to master MTT medical sports rehabilitation technology and corresponding sports injury prevention and protection skills; can effectively complete the test evaluation in rehabilitation treatment, rehabilitation treatment and rehabilitation clinical diagnosis and treatment ideas and standardized operations, etc.

After MTT Medical Sports Rehabilitation in Germany was introduced to China by Rehaway in 2013, it has conducted nearly 50 offline trainings across the country including Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Shenyang, etc.  During this period, our MTT training instructors and technical staff team conducted many in-depth clinical practice summaries and discussions with medical rehabilitation institutions and our own rehabilitation centers across the country, and did a lot of education and training content and clinical application examples of MTT.  The supplements and upgrades are expected to facilitate clinicians and therapists working in the field to fully understand the essence of their sports rehabilitation and quickly apply them to the clinic to solve practical problems.  Today's training course is already version 3.0, which combines a large number of clinical cases that we have accumulated in the clinical long-term summary in recent years.