In this phase the research of Bosco extends to muscular efficiency, energetic metabolism, hormonal response to exercise and the effects of gravitational force on the human body (Bosco, Acta Physiol Scand 124, 1985).

Systemic and holistic aspects of the response to physical exercise start being the main scientific interest of professor Bosco. The axis of research is moved towards the creation of new personalised methodologies of training and progressively on how these methodologies can be used not only to improve performance but also health of us all. While continuing to teach in Finland, Bosco becomes full professor at the Semmelweis University in Budapest, one of the most prestigious and old Central European Universities, dedicated to Ignaz Semmelweis, that in 1847 identified the causes of puerperal fever in women and was disregarded by the medical community for his revolutionary ideas.

In this phase the relationships with many of the collaborators of today are established. These people continue to enrich the level of knowledge of our company.