Albert Einstein in a conversation he had with Werner Heisenberg commented that the latter told him the following: You knew that in the East we build a beautiful ship and incorporate all the luxuries that may exist, but in reality the only thing it does not have is a compass and so you don't know where it goes. This paradox of our time was proposed by the Dalai Lama when he said "We have wider highways and narrower viewpoints, we have tall buildings and short temperaments" It is incredible how the same technology that brings us closer to those we have far away, distances us from people who are actually close and ourselves. Martin Luther King Jr. said that the irony of our time is that we have Guided Missiles but people without a guide. How can we bring a change to all this? How can we disseminate this paradox of our time? In a world that is advancing by leaps and bounds in the field of health, a group with international openness, social responsibility, focused on innovation and with the conviction that the use of new technologies should focus on providing solutions that adapt to people and that at the same time allow their independence, putting before any human link. Our goal is not to cross the finish line, but to see how many people we can inspire to walk the path together. We create spaces designed to help our clients address and stimulate recovery from injuries and physical development, from a functional posture, focusing on people being able to feel comfortable, without having to look at their cell phones, that they are committed from their thoughts when making a movement, a space in which they can gain self-awareness of their body. To have a better life stand, movement is life. Roan group.