Ingo Froböse

Professor Ingo Froböse is affiliated with the Institute for Movement Therapy and Movement-oriented Prevention and Rehabilitation, specializing in research areas such as physical activity, health psychology, and preventive medicine. His work focuses on the intersection of movement science, rehabilitation, and public health.

Research Interests:

• Physical Activity and its psychological impacts
• Musculoskeletal health and ergonomics in professional performing arts
• Wearable technology for activity monitoring
• Child development and motor skills in early childhood
• Epidemiological effects of pandemics on physical health
• Esports physiology and health implications

Recent projects include funded initiatives like Rücken basic and AiF Geräte Rückenmuskulatur, exploring back health interventions and sports medicine applications. He has also contributed to media discussions on topics like esports mental health and sleep recovery.

His research outputs span 347 publications across journals and conferences, with recent focus areas in activity measurement models, pandemic health impacts, and professional dancer wellness. Projects are supported by third-party funding and institutional resources.