Physiotherapy — Assessment and Individual Sessions

Physiotherapy at Sportovní Klinika covers initial injury assessment and ongoing individual sessions in a dedicated treatment suite within the SK Motorlet sports complex in Praha 5. The opening 60-minute session includes a full health anamnesis, standing and gait analysis, muscle and joint testing, and treatment on the same day where applicable, plus home-exercise instruction. Follow-up sessions use manual therapy, progressive exercise prescription, Rebox electrotherapy and high-power laser as needed. The 4-phase return-to-sport protocol — inflammation control, active rehab, terrain training, sport-specific movements — guides the full recovery journey. Kinesio taping and physio-fitness gym training are available as integrated add-ons throughout the programme.

Physiotherapy at Sportovní Klinika is built around athlete needs and delivered in a well-equipped treatment suite inside the SK Motorlet sports complex in the Radlice district of Praha 5. The complex shares its building with a 25-metre indoor pool, gym, sauna, and cryotherapy chamber, which means patients can move from their physio session to an appropriate recovery modality without changing facilities — a practical advantage for post-injury programmes that prescribe aquatic or strength work alongside manual treatment. The initial physiotherapy assessment lasts 60 minutes and follows a structured protocol. The physiotherapist reviews the patient's full medical and injury history, observes posture and gait in standing and walking positions, then tests muscle length, tension, pain response and joint mobility across the relevant body regions. Where the clinical picture allows, hands-on treatment begins during the same first session, and the appointment concludes with demonstration of a personalised home-exercise programme and fitness recommendations suited to the athlete's sport and stage of recovery. Ongoing individual sessions run for 30 or 60 minutes. Manual therapy and exercise prescription form the core, supplemented by Rebox electrotherapy (electrical stimulation for pain relief and muscle recovery), high-power laser therapy (targeted light for tissue healing and pain reduction), and kinesio taping for joint and soft-tissue support. The clinic applies a 4-phase post-injury framework: phase 1 focuses on controlling swelling and inflammation in the first 1–3 days; phase 2 introduces active rehabilitation with the physiotherapist over the following three weeks; phase 3 shifts to progressive terrain and dynamic training in weeks 3–5; phase 4 reintroduces sport-specific movements and competitive simulation. For athletes who want to combine rehabilitation with physical conditioning, physio-fitness training pairs a physiotherapist with the on-site gym for supervised sessions that advance both recovery and fitness in parallel. The clinic has more than 50 partner sports clubs across the Czech Republic, and many athletes arrive with coordination from their club's medical staff rather than a standard GP referral. Appointments are scheduled through the clinic's contacts page or by phone, with a typical waiting time of under 25 minutes on the day.