PHYSICAL NOV.

2019

THERAPY
Gonzalo
Calvo
In his interview ft. Gonzalo
tells us about the
relationship that
physiotherapy has and his
work with his life.

Carlos Entrena
Colombian national
team’s ft. routine
we invite you to know the daily
routine of doctor Carlos Entrena,
physiotherapist of the selection
Pedro Colombia and owner of the
foundation Colombian School of
Rehabilitation..
Herreros
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information about the
physiotherapist pedro herreros,
where he tells us from the
beginning how his process has
been as a physiotherapist.
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 INTERVIEW 1
¿When did you realize
that you wanthet to be a
physio and why?
In my life,sport has always
been present in my day to day.
I practice handball and a few
years ago i became
profesional and was able to
live great experiences and win
important titles nationally
and international.
¿to what extent is health
education important?
Having a good base of education
with health since we are Young
is very importanrt, so once we
grow we have it mechanized.
¿What is your job?
My work, without
belittling the other
trades, and being my
opinión, is the most
beautiful in the world,
since it consists in
improving the quality
of life of of people and
making it easier for
them to have a better
life.
¿What do you
think when you
are tr
eating a patient?
I think about leaving it
as new, want the
patient to be
comfortable and enjoy
the therapy, altough
sometimes it hurts a
Little, but when he
gets up he is much
better.

¿What is the most
rewarding part of
the proffesion?
I have aleady named it
before. Without any doubt
to improve a persons life,
there is no feeling more
rewarding that.
The best complement
of physiotherapy is?
Desire to improve the health
of others. Nothing material
is needed,although it helps.
Simply with your hands is
enough.
¿what is the key to being a
good physio?
What you like your job.
This profession in this
country is not yet
recognized as in other
leading physiotherapy
countries, but with
everyones work we will
improve this.
Tell us the phrase that
best fits you as a
physiotherapy?
I enjoy exercising my
profession and i hope to
continue improving the
quality of life of people for
a long time.
 INTERVIEW 2
How did you get to the
world of sports
rehabilitation has been
vocational or chance?
Well the truth is that it starte
as a coincidence, but then it
has become the most
vocational task i have done in
my life.
What is your strength and
what is the weak
professionally?
My strong point is that it is
versatility in terms of my
therapy, since i have a wide
range of effective and
complementary techniques to
be able to use it against the
same pathology.
What kind of people
do you usually work
with?
The truth is that i dont
have a standard type of
client, but i work from
babies and childrens to
very old people.
What is your
greatest profesional
achievement?
Well, in my proffesion it
is difficult to talk about
great achievements,
since whenever there is a
good mujscular, bone,
joint, neural diagnosis,
etc, there are many ways
to solve the injury.
 FT. CARLOS
ENTRENA

• Physiotherapist Carlos Miguel Entrena

Yáñez
• Physiotherapist of the Colombian selection
since nine years.
• Propietor of the fundation colombian
school of rehab
• He was physiotherapist of club
Independiente Santa fé, since 1999 until
2013
 ROUTINE
• He wake up at 06 am and taking a shower
• He brush his teeth
• He take his breakfast
• He read the newspaper after take his breakfast
• He dresses to go to his office
• At 8:30 am. He to arrive at his work
• 09:00 am to 12:00 midday. He serve his patients.
• At 1:00 pm lunch
• At 3:00 pm. He going to his work
• At 6:00 pm. He closed his office
• At 7:30 pm. He to arrive at his house.
• At 8:00 pm. He taking a shower
• At 9:00 pm. Dinner
• At 10:00 pm. He eding his routine going to sleep.