
Physiotherapy and manual techniques
The specialist's name is revealed at the initial consultation
Physiotherapy addresses the consequences of years of poorly managed injuries — a common starting point for clients who trained through pain for years.
The assessment doesn't stop at the pain itself, but looks for the cause: restricted mobility, load asymmetry, weakened stabilising muscles. This results in a rehabilitation plan that then feeds into the kinesiology training programme.
Academic credentials
- Graduate physiotherapist
- Manual therapy techniques
Areas of specialisation
- Manual treatment
- Injury rehabilitation
- Tissue regeneration
Role within the HUMAX ecosystem
He carries out manual treatment and rehabilitation programmes coordinated with the kinesiologist's training plan, so recovery and load never work against each other.
- Functional assessment and pain evaluation
- Manual therapy techniques
- Rehabilitation programme and follow-up
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