NATURAL SUPPORT FOR FASTER RECOVERY & GREATER STRENGTH

Sports acupuncture

Sports-injury acupuncture speeds the recovery of muscles, tendons, and ligaments while reducing pain and tension. The treatment works both locally and systemically, and it includes exercise recommendations tailored to any imbalances found. Therapy is adjusted after a detailed root-cause analysis.

First Visit

1,5h

Subsequent Session

Details

The unique advantage of sports acupuncture lies in its ability to regenerate muscle, tendon, and ligament tissue faster and more completely than other rehabilitation methods.

Sports acupuncture acts swiftly and precisely on injuries to muscles, tendons, and joints, while supporting the body’s overall recovery system. By blending trigger-point therapy with Eastern-medicine diagnostics, it stimulates tissue repair and balances neuromuscular function.

Before each session, we carry out an in-depth assessment, including palpation, a clinical examination of the injury and pulse-and-tongue analysis, to identify load patterns and underlying causes of myofascial dysfunction. The treatment delivers proven anti-inflammatory effects, boosts circulation, releases muscle tension and supports the body’s innate healing mechanisms. With regular therapy, neuromuscular regulation improves, recovery time shortens and the risk of re-injury is reduced.

Support When You Need It Most

RELIEVES PAIN & TENSION

The treatment targets myofascial areas, easing pain, cramps, and tight muscles after intense exertion or injury.

IMPROVES MOBILITY & MUSCLE FUNCTION

Reduces stiffness, reactivates weakened muscles, and enhances neuromuscular coordination.

ACCELERATES TISSUE REPAIR

Boosts circulation and stimulates the regeneration of muscles, tendons, and ligaments, shortening recovery time.

REDUCES INFLAMMATION & SWELLING

Has an anti-inflammatory effect and naturally calms inflammatory processes after injury or overexertion.

BOOSTS PHYSICAL READINESS

Prepares the body for increased exertion, lowering the risk of injury and fatigue ahead of key physical challenges.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you’re thinking about treatment and have questions, you’re in the right place. Here you’ll find answers to the most common concerns our clients have before their visit.

Can acupuncture help if imaging results (MRI, X-ray) are normal but the pain persists?

Yes. Acupuncture can be effective when conventional diagnostics fail to reveal the source of pain. It targets functional imbalances, myofascial tension, and neuromuscular irregularities that often don’t show up on scans.

How does acupuncture work on chronic sports injuries such as overuse syndrome?

By blending trigger-point therapy with Eastern medicine diagnostics, acupuncture stimulates tissue regeneration, reduces inflammation, and restores muscular balance. It’s particularly helpful for injuries caused by repetitive movements or overload.

How many treatments are needed to see noticeable results?

The number of sessions depends on the nature and duration of the injury. Acute issues can improve after just 1-3 sessions, while chronic injuries typically require around 6 sessions for significant progress, but each case is assessed individually.

Is acupuncture suitable for athletes during competition preparation?

Yes. Acupuncture can optimize physical conditioning, lower injury risk, and improve recovery between training sessions. Treatments are tailored to the athlete’s training phase and specific needs.

Are there any side effects or restrictions after a session?

Most athletes tolerate acupuncture very well. Occasionally, there may be mild soreness or fatigue afterward, normal signs that the body is responding. It’s important to inform your practitioner of any existing health conditions before treatment.

I’m a recreational exerciser with pain. Can I have acupuncture even if I’m not a professional athlete?

Absolutely. Acupuncture is popular among recreational athletes because it helps with pain from improper movement, overexertion, or simply a lack of conditioning. Whether you work out occasionally or are just starting, treatment can ease symptoms and prevent more serious injuries.

My muscles feel tight after activity. Is that enough reason for a session?

Definitely. Post-activity discomfort such as tightness, cramps or a heavy feeling is the body’s way of asking for support. Acupuncture can relax muscles, boost circulation and speed up recovery, even if you’re only active now and then.

Schedule Your Session

Treat yourself to a session that restores balance and activates your body’s natural healing processes. We’re here to answer your questions and tailor our approach to your needs.