Lucie Jalůvková

Since I was a little girl, I played tennis competitively, and sport has always been a natural part of my life. But when the injury came and I had to slow down completely for a while, it changed my view of the body and the movement itself. Through this experience, I learned what physiotherapy can mean. Not only movement as such, but also the ability to perceive your body, understand it and consciously work with it. I realized that the body is not a machine that we have to constantly push to perform, but something that deserves care, respect and time. This moment was crucial for me to take the path of physiotherapy. Today I work as a physiotherapist and most often help athletes, because this world is still close to me. I know the demands of today's sport on the body and my goal is not only to help with the problems that arise, but ideally to prevent them in time. I try to be not only a physiotherapist for my clients, but also a partner who understands what they are going through. Whether they're coming back from an injury or want to give their body the care it deserves.