Alejandro Zurano Clemente

Alejandro Zurano Clemente is a Part-Time Lecturer in the Department of Educational Sciences at the Universidad Cardinal Herrera-CEU, based at the Castellón campus. He is actively involved in the CAFD (Ciencias de la Actividad Física y del Deporte) degree program and contributes to the Physical Exercise and Health research group, now also known as Ejercicio Físico y Rendimiento (EFyRE). His academic work spans teaching, research, and thesis supervision within the domain of physical education and sports sciences.

His research interests lie at the intersection of Physical Education, Sports Science, and practical application in athletic performance. He focuses on tactical analysis in racket sports such as tennis and padel, physical preparation in both sports and health contexts, and motor skill development. He emphasizes action research, integrating academic knowledge with real-world educational and athletic environments. His teaching portfolio includes courses on the History and Society of Sport, Fitness and Wellness, Implement Sports (Tennis and Pádel), and Motor Games.

Alejandro is also involved in the Master’s in Teaching program, where he supervises Final Master’s Projects (TFM) in the Physical Education specialty. His vision includes expanding the practical application of theoretical knowledge and embracing innovation in physical education. He has over 10 years of professional experience in education and sports, which informs his integrative research approach.

Research Groups:

• Ejercicio Físico y Rendimiento (EFyRE)
• Ejercicio Físico y Salud

Scientific Awards:

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Advising and Grants:
He actively mentors students through the supervision of Master’s theses in Physical Education. While specific grants are not mentioned, his work appears to be embedded in applied educational and sports research, potentially supported through institutional or regional funding related to physical activity and health. His long-term professional engagement suggests sustained involvement in academic-practice integration.

Labs and Research Teams:
Alejandro is a member of the Ejercicio Físico y Rendimiento (EFyRE) research group, which focuses on physical exercise, sports performance, and health. This team likely conducts studies on training methodologies, performance analysis, and educational strategies in physical activity.