Fernando Martin Rivera

Fernando Martin Rivera is a Professor at the Universitat de València, affiliated with the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences and the Department of Physical Education and Sport. He is an active member of the PHES (Prevention and Health in Exercise and Sport) research group, focusing on health-oriented physical activity and exercise science.

His research interests lie in the biomechanics and physiology of exercise, particularly in core muscle activation during stability-based training. Key areas include:

• Core stabilization during functional exercises
• Effects of unstable surfaces on muscle recruitment
• Application of exercise in injury prevention and health promotion

The absence of listed publications in the source text prevents a detailed analysis of article trends. However, his doctoral work suggests a strong empirical focus on electromyographic analysis of stabilizer muscles during common calisthenic exercises.

No scientific awards are listed in the provided information.

Fernando Martin Rivera supervised his doctoral thesis under the guidance of Dr. Víctor José Tella Muñoz and Dr. Juan Carlos Colado Sánchez. There is no mention of current advisees or grant funding in the provided text.

He is actively involved in the PHES research group, which focuses on prevention and health promotion through structured exercise and sport-based interventions.