PHYSIOTHERAPY · REHABILITATION · VALENCIA
Ten years treating athletes at top-flight clubs. Today I apply that same method with you — whether you are 20 with a season-ending injury or 70 with a knee that has ached for a long time.
The approach
It isn’t. The body recovering from a torn hamstring and the body learning to climb stairs pain-free follow the same principle: measured load, honest progression and a professional who does not let go halfway. What changes is where you start, not how the work is done.
A sports injury with a return date. I work with your club, your trainer and your timelines.
You run, swim or go to the gym and something has broken down. The goal: return without a relapse.
A long-standing condition. Little sport, or none at all. We start from wherever you are.
So your hand works, so the stairs aren’t frightening, so pain isn’t in charge.
One axis, one method. Together we choose where you come in and how far you want to go — and that is decided at the first assessment, not before.
Services
Four ways of working. They combine according to what you need: almost no one fits into a single box, and that’s fine.
Manual therapy when it's needed and exercise always. The return-to-sport phase is the part almost no one finishes: the stretch between "it doesn't hurt anymore" and "I can do it again without fear." That's where I work with you, with measurable discharge criteria rather than gut feelings.
Small groups, each person with their own plan. It's not a group class: it's your individual programme carried out alongside others and under supervision. It works especially well for long-standing conditions, where consistency matters more than intensity.
The hand has 27 bones and very little margin for error. Fractures, post-surgery, tendinopathies, stiffness after immobilisation — with splints, oedema control and functional recovery guided movement by movement until you can do your job again.
Ten years inside coaching staffs taught me where teams break down: in the communication between the physio, the strength coach and the head coach. I work with clubs on prevention, return-to-play criteria and training the coaching staff.
How we work
Yes, it’s a real sequence — you can’t skip the assessment and go straight to discharge.
A full hour. History, examination and functional tests. We come out of it with a clear diagnosis and, above all, with a goal you have put into your own words.
What we do in the clinic, what you do at home and how many weeks we expect. In writing. If the plan changes, I explain why it changed.
Load that goes up when it should, not when we feel like it. Every session is measured against the last one so progress is data, not an impression.
With criteria met and a maintenance plan so you don't come back for the same thing. Discharge is the goal, not losing you as a patient.
Who’s behind it
It comes from the experience of ten years linked to sporting projects —governing bodies, top-flight national clubs, projects with rising sporting talent— and from my clinical practice. After founding two clinics and building the technical teams for both, in 2024 I decided to step away from managing every project in order to focus on what is, to date, my most mature and personal one.
NUZ Sport is a project run by a single physiotherapist, and that is deliberate. No one hands you off to another colleague midway through treatment, no one takes your history again from scratch, and no one has two patients at once in adjoining rooms. If you come here, you work with me from start to finish.
My passion for the world of sport and therapeutic exercise, together with what I see in patients day to day, is what makes this practice a place for both an elite athlete and a person of 70.
The moment you decide to push yourself further. Write to me and we’ll talk about where to start — the first assessment lasts a full hour.
Always by appointment — no walk-in consultations.
Saturdays only for partner clubs.
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