Why see a sports physiotherapist?
A sports injury is not over when the pain stops: strength, stability, confidence and the specific qualities of your discipline must be recovered before you return. Care is adapted to your sport, level and goals, from recreational to competitive.
- Sprains (ankle, knee, wrist)
- Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL): pre-operative preparation and post-operative rehabilitation
- Tendinopathies (Achilles, patellar, shoulder)
- Shoulder instability and dislocation
- Muscle injuries
- Rehabilitation after surgery
Return-to-sport conditioning
Between the end of standard rehabilitation and the return to competition, return-to-sport conditioning progressively rebuilds physical qualities: strength, power, endurance, change of direction and sport-specific movements. Objective criteria, rather than the calendar alone, guide the decision to return.
The practice has a fully equipped training area for this: squat rack, leg press, leg extension, cable pulleys, weight bench and dumbbells, bike and treadmill.
Combat sports and running
The practice welcomes combat-sport athletes and runners in particular, with attention to the specific demands of each discipline. A running analysis can complement a runner's rehabilitation.
Book an appointment
Appointments are booked online on Doctolib with the physiotherapist of your choice. Remember to bring your prescription, medical reports and imaging.