He obtained a degree in Physical Education in 1992 and a Ph.D. in Sport Sciences in 1997 at the University of Granada. He was awarded the Extraordinary Doctorate Prize of the University of Granada for his doctoral thesis and received the Research Award of the Andalusian Institute of Sport. From there, the following lines of research have been developed: - Analysis of motor learning processes and human movement control; - Development of motor behavior analysis systems; - Analysis of human motor variability processes about performance and learning. The results have been published in 91 internationally indexed scientific publications. The research lines result from teamwork, as he participated in 16 research projects in competitive calls. This research work has been combined with 26 years of teaching dedication.