The main declared goals of the EISCSA are to promote methods of therapy, training and measuring, as

* treatment specialties of their own, for assessment, rehabilitation and strengthening of human body structures and

* to establish these methods and systems as specific tools for rehabilitation doctors, physiotherapists, orthopaedic surgeons, sport medicine doctors, traumatologists, rheumatologists, biomechanical engineers, sports scientists, athletic coaches etc.

That means in details...

* to suggest and support scientific research, education and training

* to promote isokinetics in prevention and rehabilitation

* to establish a relationship between governments, ministeries and health- and insurance companies

* to share ideas and research with manufactures

* to stimulate protocol harmonization and implementation of elementary principles for proper utilization of isokinetics technology in practical workshops

* to create a forum for training and learning and to become a meeting point for discussion, knowledge exchange, brainstorming, as well as a connecting link to other existing scientific societies (IOS press)

To reach the goals of the EISCSA, the EISCSA sponsors local workshops and congresses with theoretical and practical contents around the medical and paramedical field of training, therapy and measurement systems.

We organize local workshops throughout europe, together with local physiotherapy associations or -societies of the host country. These workshops are beginner as well as advanced user orientated and performed in the native language of the host country. The aim is to inform the users about the latest ideas of the EISCSA and to train them in the application and use of therapy and training methods as well as measurement system in daily work.

We also sponsor an european congress every other year. These congresses are international events with reowned speakers from all over the world. The goal is to spread the latest scientific acknowledges to improve practical performance, to discuss the relevance of established and new measurement systems and to initiate the cooperation of the involved national and international groups. We also work very close together with the speficic manufactures, in developing and improving of those devices and systems.