Felix
Clinic Director | Physiotherapist | Strength & Conditioning Coach
Rehab / Active people & athletes
Work through injury with your training, your sport and your next goal in view.
Your starting point
Injury affects more than a body part. Your plan considers your training context, the demands of your sport and the capacity you need to rebuild, whether you are a recreational, youth, competitive or professional athlete.
How we work
Rehabilitation develops alongside your goals. Reassessment helps connect each stage to the next.
Select a stage to explore its focus.
Understand your symptoms, history, movement and the training demands around the injury.
Use appropriate rehabilitation and loading to work on the qualities that need rebuilding.
Bring relevant movements and physical demands into the plan as appropriate.
Review progress and connect rehabilitation with training exposure and Return to Sport.
Care & coaching in practice
Your sport, workload and coaching context matter. We connect clinical reasoning with practical rehabilitation and useful feedback.
Consider your current workload and appropriate training modifications within the rehabilitation plan.
Collaborate with your coach and other professionals where it supports your progress.
Measure relevant qualities and interpret them alongside symptoms, function and training exposure.
Return to Sport connects your rehabilitation with the demands you want to meet. Strength, capacity, confidence and exposure all remain part of the conversation.
People first
No. We work with active people and athletes at different levels, including serious recreational athletes and young people returning to sport.
Yes. Training context and load management are part of the assessment. Appropriate modifications are discussed in relation to your situation.
Collaboration with coaches and other professionals is part of our approach where it is useful for your rehabilitation and progression.
Rehab & Performance / Pattaya
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