Reason for consulting

Osteopathy for athletes — Paris 14th and Asnières

Sunday runner or regular competitor, athletes ask a lot of their body — and the body compensates, until the day the discomfort settles in. I see athletes of all levels: preparing for an event, recovery, a niggle that keeps coming back in training.

01 — Understanding

Repeated movement leaves its mark

Every discipline has its constraints: a runner's stride loads ankles, knees and pelvis thousands of times per outing; swimming and racket sports load the shoulder; cycling holds the back in flexion; strength training stacks up the loads. The body adapts remarkably well — but it sometimes does so by compensating, and those compensations eventually translate into stiffness, discomfort during effort, small pains that always come back to the same spot.

Consulting does not have to wait for an injury: a discomfort that repeats in training, mobility shrinking on one side, recovery getting slower are all good signals to take stock.

02 — The session

What osteopathy can bring

The session starts from your practice: discipline, training volume, upcoming events, injury history. The assessment examines your weight-bearing, pelvis, back and the areas specific to your sport, looking for mobility restrictions and settled compensations. The adapted techniques that follow aim to maintain mobility and release tension — before an event, the work stays lighter and at a distance from the race.

End-of-session advice covers recovery, stretching and how to build back up progressively after a break.

Acute injuries belong to the doctor — a recent sprain, a muscle tear, sudden pain during effort, a trauma: see a sports doctor first for the diagnosis. Osteopathy can then support the return to sport, alongside any prescribed rehabilitation, never in its place.

03 — Where to consult

Two practices

Paris 14thInstitut Calice, 27 rue Campagne Première, Monday to Thursday. Metro Raspail or Vavin, RER B Port-Royal.

Asnières-sur-SeineMaison de Santé Espoirs, 87 rue des Mourinoux, on Fridays. Tram T1 or metro 13, Les Courtilles.

Full details of fees and mutuelle reimbursement are online; an invoice is issued after every session.

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