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Sports Athlete Care Programme

Type

Physiotherapy

Duration

1 hour

VO2MAX's athlete care service is an integrated clinical pathway that brings together physiotherapy, orthopedics, podology, running gait diagnostics, and sports massage under coordinated management — designed for recreational and competitive athletes who need more than a single-modality treatment episode. Each athlete's journey begins with a kinesiological movement analysis and, where relevant, a breathing pattern assessment and sport-specific movement evaluation to identify muscle imbalances, joint restrictions, and movement compensations before they become injuries. The team includes physiotherapists with specialist expertise in running biomechanics, pediatric sports injuries, and post-surgical rehabilitation, and the on-site orthopedic surgeon provides timely imaging and structural assessment without the delays of external referral.

Athletes present a particular diagnostic challenge: their bodies are simultaneously adapted to high loads and exposed to accumulative stress that can obscure the distinction between normal post-training soreness and early-stage injury. VO2MAX's athlete care pathway applies clinical sports medicine principles to prevent this ambiguity from becoming a missed injury — identifying structural problems early, when they are most responsive to conservative treatment. The entry assessment covers kinesiological movement analysis, sport-specific movement patterns, breathing mechanics, and muscle recruitment sequencing. In running athletes, this is supplemented by video-based gait analysis recorded at multiple speeds and angles — the same analysis used in the running diagnostics service — providing objective data on ground contact time, cadence, pelvic mechanics, and foot strike pattern. In cyclists, swimmers, or racket sport athletes, the assessment is adapted to the sport's primary movement demands. Manual therapy addresses joint restrictions, myofascial adhesions, and muscular trigger points that affect movement efficiency and load tolerance. Targeted kinesiotherapy — supervised exercise that progressively reloads injured tissue or corrects movement patterns — forms the backbone of most rehabilitation programmes. For acute or subacute tendinopathies where manual therapy alone is insufficient, the clinic's on-site shockwave therapy (radial and focused) and high-powered laser accelerate tissue remodelling and reduce pain without requiring time away from training. For young competitive athletes (teenagers and pre-teens), the pediatric physiotherapy team provides age-appropriate assessment and management — an important distinction because growing athletes have different injury risk profiles and tissue tolerances than adults. Conditions regularly managed include spine pain (cervical to lumbar), hip flexor and Achilles tendon pathologies, lateral ankle instability, shoulder impingement, elbow and wrist overuse syndromes, and post-surgical ligament rehabilitation (ACL, shoulder). When orthopedic imaging or specialist review is needed, MUDr. Karel Musil is available for on-site consultation and diagnostic ultrasound, with warm referral to MRI or X-ray at partner facilities where required.

Key Details

Scope
Physio, ortho, podology, gait analysis coordinated
On-site imaging
Diagnostic ultrasound with MUDr. Musil
Shockwave & laser
In-session for tendinopathy and tissue repair
Pediatric sports
Specialist team for young athletes

Who Is This For?

Recreational and competitive athletes, runners, cyclists, team sport players, young athletes, and those undergoing post-surgical sports rehabilitation

What's Included

Kinesiological movement analysis and breathing assessment
Sport-specific movement evaluation and injury risk profiling
Manual therapy, joint mobilisation, and myofascial release
Targeted kinesiotherapy and sport-specific exercise rehabilitation
Coordination with orthopedist, podologist, and running diagnostics team as needed

Preparation Required

Bring sports equipment or footwear relevant to your sport (running shoes, cycling shoes, etc.). Bring any previous imaging, MRI, or physiotherapy records. Wear or bring clothing that allows movement assessment in your sport's key positions.

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Price
Kč 1,680

Physiotherapy sessions at standard self-pay rates: 1,680 Kč initial (60 min), 1,575 Kč follow-up (55 min). Running gait diagnostics 3,800 Kč (90 min) or 4,990 Kč package with physio follow-up. Orthopedic consultation 1,000 Kč. Podological exam 1,680 Kč (60 min). Athlete care integrates multiple services; the price shown reflects the physiotherapy entry point.

Category
Wellness
Duration
1 hour
Client Review

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Kč 1,680