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Welcome to
The Burdenko Water and Sports Therapy Institute,
home of the Burdenko Method, and Dr. Igor Burdenko
Dr. Igor Burdenko is the proud recipient of the
Aquatic Exercise Association (AEA)
2007 Global Award Lifetime Achievement

The Burdenko Water and Sports Therapy Institute focuses on restoring
maximum functional capacity. It offers a variety of programs for the general
public such as: rehabilitation, conditioning, and training. The institute
provides certification in the Burdenko method, seminars and workshops,
personal training, diet therapy, acupuncture, massage, podiatry, and swimming
lessons.
For the Books, The Burdenko Method, and Overcoming Injuries please CLICK
HERE.

If you are interested in:
* Innovative scientificly designed programs for rehabilitation, conditioning, and training in water and on land.
* Certification in the Burdenko method.
* Knowledge concerning the building, selection, shape, size, movable floors, and overall design and usage of pools.
* The latest equipment for water and land excercises (Burdenko
excercise belt, board with velcro straps, excercise
stick, and gym underwater, above water, and near
the water).
* Burdenko's publications (books, articles, etc.), seminars, workshops, and presentations.
* Clinical affiliation with universities and colleges such as: Boston University, Simmons College, and International College
* The locations across the United States and abroad of MASTER certified instructors of the Burdenko method.
* Peak preformance and mental enhancement training.
(If you have answered yes to any of the above statements, then you're in the right place!)
Board of Advisors
Merrill Ashley
Former Principal Dancer
NY City Ballet |
Molly Hahn,
Professor
TUFTS University |
Nancy Kerrigan
Olympic Silver Medalist
Figure skater |
Lyle Micheli, M.D.
Director of Sports Medicine
Children’s Hospital |
Alison Osinski, Ph.D.
CEO Aquatic Consulting Services |
Marc Redlich, ESQ
Law Offices of Marc Redlich |
Lester Thurow
Professor, Former Dean MIT |
Wayne Westcott, Ph.D., C.S.C.S.
Fitness Research Director, YMCA |
Larry Young, Professor
Director of Apollo Program, MIT |
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