It is a research group on body movement that focuses on studying various aspects related to human movement and is energized by the convergence of different disciplinary knowledge. Its areas of interest include biomechanics, exercise physiology, movement neuroscience, physical rehabilitation, ergonomics, physical disability, and body expression, among others, using methods such as motion analysis, tracking and recording technologies, neuroimaging studies, and clinical assessments to better understand how the human body moves and responds to different stimuli. The primary goal is to enhance the understanding of bodily function and apply that knowledge to promote health, rehabilitation, and human performance in various contexts.