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Do you have to be an athlete yourself to be a good sports physiotherapist? Even though many therapists might say "no", I disagree.

All too often when an athlete is injured, the best recommendation is to rest. But resting for an athlete is often unbearable.

I personally use both my theoretical knowledge (D.U. in sports physiotherapy in 2007) and practical knowledge (I have worked with many top-level athletes in various sports). I try to limit the time of inactivity as much as possible and get back on track as quickly as possible, protecting the trauma while respecting the healing time.

The athlete then lives through this difficult period better and returns quicker to his or her best level.

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For this I use the following techniques:

• manual therapy

• tecartherapy

• contention or TAPE

• sports rehabilitation exercises

• accompanied return to training