Every person has different goals and needs. That is why there is no one-size-fits-all training program, but rather a journey built on objective data and a thorough assessment of each individual’s abilities.

This philosophy strengthens HPM’s role within the Doglio Club at Palazzo Doglio in Cagliari. The project expands the concept of wellness by combining training, sports medicine, nutrition and advanced technologies into a personalised pathway designed to meet both athletic and personal wellbeing goals.

Within this integrated environment, HPM is responsible for developing tailored training programmes. The method begins with a functional assessment to evaluate mobility, strength, aerobic capacity and biomechanical characteristics, turning this information into a customised training plan that is continuously monitored and refined over time.

«The value of the HPM method lies in its ability to guide each individual through a journey based on objective data and measurable results. It starts with a functional assessment, continues with the definition of a personalised training programme, and extends to recovery and the continuous monitoring of progress. It is a different way of approaching wellbeing, built on prevention and continuous improvement», explains Stefano Maldifassi.

The integration within the Doglio Club reinforces a vision that puts the individual before performance. Every programme starts with measurement and analysis, with the aim of identifying the most effective strategies to improve wellbeing, regain fitness after a period of inactivity, prepare for a sporting challenge or simply train with greater awareness.

A multidisciplinary approach where prevention and continuous monitoring work together, turning training into a sustainable tool for long-term health and personal development.