Yannick Lambrecht
Sports osteopath · B.Sc. · Owner
Book with YannickAs a back pain specialist, Yannick combines his experience from the Rückenzentrum am Michel with more than ten years of international work in elite sport. He is an internationally trained dry needling (IMES) and IASTM therapist and was one of the first therapists in Germany to use these methods at this level.
What I treat
The full spectrum of physiotherapy, manual therapy, rehabilitation and medical training,
from acute complaints through the treatment of chronic problems to rebuilding full load capacity.
Focus
Specialist for acute complaints, complex back problems and sports injuries, with the aim of identifying causes quickly and treating them precisely.
His focus areas are manual acute care, whole-body diagnostics and second opinions on complex complaints, as well as full-spine chiropractic and precise fine adjustment based on numerous international courses.
Background
Since 2014 Yannick has worked as an ATP Tennis ProTour physio and belongs to the small circle of ATP physiotherapists worldwide who regularly travel with the best tennis players on the international ATP Tour.
Approach
Yannick's approach is personal, clear and individual. He takes the therapeutic lead, places each complaint precisely and builds a treatment path from it that stays focused on the patient and their goals.
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Dry needling and IMES
Dry needling is a targeted treatment of tense muscle using very fine needles. Unlike acupuncture, it does not work along meridians but directly at the myofascial trigger point, the spot in the muscle that produces the pain. The needle releases the tension without any medication being used. That is exactly what "dry" means.
→ServiceSports osteopathy
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.
→ClinicBack clinic in Hamburg
Back pain needs clarity first. We examine precisely, put joints, muscles, discs, movement and load into context, and then take you through therapy with a clear plan. For complex cases we draw on a strong network of doctors in Hamburg, across Germany and internationally.
→TennisHamburg's tennis practice
Yannick Lambrecht has worked as a physiotherapist on the ATP Tour since 2014. That work has grown into a focus of its own: tennis screening, injury prevention, shoulder and elbow rehabilitation, athletic training and the return to competition. For tournament players and for Saturday mornings at the club alike.
→AreaFunctional Medicine
Some complaints cannot be treated away. Targeted laboratory diagnostics can point to connections the hands cannot find: inflammatory processes, micronutrient deficiencies, a metabolism that has slipped out of rhythm.
→ServiceOsteopathy
Osteopathy treats the body as one connected system. Instead of treating only the painful spot, it looks for restrictions in movement that cause complaints elsewhere. Examination and treatment are done exclusively with the hands.
→ServiceFunctional Assessment
A structured examination of your body for stability, mobility and flexibility, not at a single joint, but across the whole movement chain. We see which areas are doing work that really belongs elsewhere. That is exactly where overload develops, often long before it hurts.
→TennisTennis screening
An orthopaedic functional analysis of the body for stability, mobility and flexibility, aligned to the movement chain that carries the serve. We see where rotation is missing and which area is making up for it. That is exactly where the next overload develops.
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