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Sports osteopathy in Hamburg

What this is

Sports osteopathy combines a precise osteopathic examination with a thorough understanding of movement, load and athletic performance. The point is not only to treat a single complaint but to find the connections across the whole movement system. In sport, what matters is how well the body takes load, compensates for it and recovers from it. That is where sports osteopathy comes in.

Osteopathic examination of the legs at FUNCTIONAL MED

What it helps with

Recurring complaints despite training and therapy
Overload complaints in season and preparation
Restricted movement that holds back technique and performance
Back, pelvic and sacroiliac complaints in sport
Hip and groin complaints
Shoulder complaints in overhead sport
Complaints after injury and surgery
Recovery during phases of high load

How it works

We do not only examine you on the treatment table but in the movement your sport asks of you: the serve, the sprint, the landing.

That shows us where rotation is missing, which region is compensating and where the next overload is building. Treatment is done with the hands, using parietal, myofascial and, where indicated, visceral techniques.

Then it goes straight into training, so that your body uses its new mobility under load.

Through the season

How we treat depends on where you are in your season.

In preparation there is room for deeper work and real change. Close to a competition we treat precisely and gently, so that you go in feeling fresh rather than worked. After an intense phase, recovery comes first.

It is the logic of the ATP Tour, where Yannick Lambrecht has looked after players between tournaments since 2014.

Methods

Sport-specific functional examinationParietal osteopathyJoint and spine treatmentMyofascial techniquesVisceral techniquesCompetition supportCombined with athletic trainingDry needlingChiropracticCraniosacral therapy

Questions about this service

Frequently asked

How is this different from osteopathy?

The techniques are the same; the yardstick is different. In sports osteopathy the result is not judged by whether daily life is pain-free, but by whether your body holds up to your sport: at speed, under fatigue and through changes of direction. So we examine sport-specifically and plan treatment around your training and your season.

Do I have to be a competitive athlete?

No. Most of our sports patients train recreationally or in a club. What counts is your goal: if you want to get back to your sport, or hold up better in it, sports osteopathy is the right route.

Can I be treated just before a competition?

Yes, with the treatment adjusted. Before a competition we work precisely and gently, and save deeper work for preparation or the time afterwards. Get in touch early and we will plan the appointments around your competition calendar.

Will my health insurer pay for sports osteopathy?

There is no contract between us and your insurer, so the invoice comes directly to you. Many statutory funds do, however, contribute voluntarily towards osteopathic treatment, and we meet the professional requirements they set. How much they contribute, and for how many sessions a year, differs from fund to fund. One point decides it: most funds require a doctor's recommendation, and it has to be issued before the first treatment. So ask your fund first what applies to you, and get that confirmation before you come to us. Then you are set. Private insurers and Beihilfe, the German civil-servant health subsidy scheme, reimburse to differing degrees depending on your tariff. Either way you receive an invoice from us that you can submit.

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