Álvaro Tormo Collado has a double degree in physiotherapy and sport science and is currently employed as a rehabilitation coach. His job is to help the athlete to get back to his best level and to be able to play again. Álvaro considers himself a hard worker and he is always looking for constant learning about human movement and its expression in the world of sports. Sport is his passion, especially soccer and racket sports like padel and tennis.

Rick Cost started as a physical therapist, and after studying human movement science he had the privilege to work in multiple different Olympic ball sports as a physical therapist, sports scientist and, head of performance. He has worked in multiple high performing environments like the successful Dutch field hockey teams, Feyenoord Rotterdam N.V., and he's currently in the role of high performance director at U.S. Soccer, overseeing the high performance department of all the National USA teams.

Cristian has been a performance nutritionist for the ACF Fiorentina soccer team since September 2015. He started working with FIGC – the Italy national team – with the selection U21-U20 in January 2017. In January 2018, he became an honorary member of the European Sport Nutrition Society. From March 2018 to July 2021, Cristian was a scientific advisor for Italy to Gatorade Sport Science Institute – GSSI.

Maria is a strength and conditioning coach and specialist in injury rehabilitation and has worked for the high-performance football teams in Russia since 2007 (FC Lokomotiv, FC Ufa, FC Zenit). She is a former head of FC Lokomotiv's Moscow sports injuries rehabilitation centre. Maria is an invited speaker for multiple sports medicine congresses and conferences as well as the author of the “Rehab after ACL reconstruction surgery” educational course and various scientific articles.

Alex Calder is the Head of Sports Science with Houston Dynamo, competing in the Major League Soccer (MLS). He is an accredited Level 3-Elite Coach with the Australian Strength and Conditioning Association (ASCA), as well as holding accreditations through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCa). Having worked in a variety of sports, he has coached at different levels of competition worldwide for the past decade. He has published several articles in relation to physical preparation and analysis.

Marko Matušinskij is an academy head of physical performance and methodology at the GNK Dinamo Zagreb. Before that, he also worked as a strength and conditioning coach in different age groups starting from U9 to U19. After the experience with younger ages, he worked with the first teams such as GNK Dinamo B team, Istra, and Rudeš in the First Croatian League. These are the places where he built a craft of developing high-performance environments. To understand football even more, Marko took a UEFA B license course and started to lecture at the University of Kinesiology and Croatian Football Federation in the domain of strength and conditioning in professional football. As an academy head of performance and sport scientist, Marko is striving to introduce the best practices and knowledge to the GNK Dinamo system.

Jose Carlos Molinos Domene has a degree in physiotherapy and sport science. He also has a master's in prevention and injury rehabilitation. His working experience include Aspire academy, Qatar national team, Real Madrid, and Rubin Kazan.

Jose Collado has a degree in physical activity and sports science. He used to work as a fitness coach in different clubs such as Real Madrid CF Foundation, Al Ahli SC (ASPETAR (Qatar), and Sevilla FC. Now, he is a head football LAB in Sevilla FC, and his focusses are on club methodology and talent development.

Born in 1968 in Bavaria, Ralf Neumann studied sports science in Munich, worked as a rehab/strength and conditioning coach in Bavaria (Simssee klinik), and also spent two years in Dubai. Since 2014, Ralf has been a rehab coach with a professional soccer team in Austria (Champions League club).

Bram Swinnen earned a master's degree in kinesiology, a master's degree in physical therapy, and he highly values continuing education. His wealth of knowledge and 15 years of experience training professional athletes and teams make him a leading expert in sports performance training and rehabilitation.

Bram trained eight Olympic medalists and various world champions. He traveled the world to work with athletes and teams in the United States, Russia, Spain, Greece, Belgium, and Poland. He was the head strength and conditioning coach and athletic trainer for the Euroleague basketball teams Estudiantes Madrid, Khimki Moscow, and Asseco Prokom Gdynia.

Bram also worked in the football team FC Anzhi, which is known for its numerous high-profile signings. In his period with Anzhi, Bram trained elite players such as Samuel Eto’o, Willian Borges, Lassana Diarra, Yuri Zhirkov, and formed part of a staff that was led by Guus Hiddink and René Meulensteen.

Bram is the author of 'Strength Training for Soccer', which is an international bestseller. Bram is currently working as a high-performance coach at KRC Genk. He’s also the expert coach for the ASICS Tennis Academy.

Philip Naessens started working at FC Utrecht in 2014. Many years later, as head of rehabilitation, he is responsible to let science meet practice. Since day one he and the team are constantly pushing their rehabilitation and performance standards by (re-)writing and innovating FC Utrecht’s rehabilitation methodologies and strategies. They are always looking for opportunities that will help them live up to their mission: 1% growth day-to-day. Vonlanthen’s event is another great opportunity to add another piece to the holistic Elite Football RTP puzzle by sharing their vision on pushing their boundaries, and letting it get challenged by very well-respected colleagues from all over the world.

Florian Forelli is a sports physiotherapist specialising in anterior cruciate ligament injuries and rehabilitation. After obtaining his master's degree in 2014, he continued his university course with many university degrees before starting a PhD in 2020. Today, he works at the Orthosport Rehab Center in the Clinic of Domont, where he heads the functional exploration unit, and in the Medical and Research Center for Sports Performance, where he is a consultant for the innovation and performance department. He is also a consultant in France and abroad (England, Italy, Greece) for many clubs (football and handball) in the area of return to sport/play after knee injury. Florian is a lecturer in knee and sport rehabilitation and participates with the French Society of Sports Physical Therapists in many research projects about rehabilitation and return to sport after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.

Peter Demopoulos is a sport scientist with 19 years of experience in elite level football and other sports. He has completed a PhD in sport science from Edge Hill University, with a specific focus on tracking athlete performance through GPS wearable technology. He has delivered university courses in sport science at Anglia Ruskin University. As a sport scientist with WIMU, Peter provided support to clients in order to help teams answer the most demanding sport performance questions. With the acquisition of WIMU by Hudl in 2022, Peter joins the team to help the human performance area with a specialty in wearables and player monitoring.