Our team

Jean-Baptiste Etchenausia

Sports Physiotherapist

Languages: English, French, Spanish

Physiotherapist, qualified in Paris (Efom Boris Dolto school) in 2013. Over my thirteen years of experience I have completed numerous training courses that have allowed me to specialise in several fields. I hold a university diploma (DU) in sports physiotherapy, obtained at INSEP in Paris – the temple of sport in France. During these thirteen years I have treated many athletes, but I can equally apply my skills to more classic, everyday conditions. I also have specialised training in shoulder conditions with the CGE method (Concept Global Épaule), a recognised approach that achieves very effective and lasting results.

As a passionate runner and marathoner, it was only natural for me to complete the “Clinique du coureur” training, for which I obtained the certification. This allows me to care specifically for runners, carry out running analyses and give valuable advice to prevent or treat injuries.

Training & certifications

• University diploma (DU) in sports physiotherapy (INSEP)
• CGE method (shoulder)
• Busquet method (muscle chains)
• Clinique du coureur (certification)
• BFR (certification)
• Isokinetics (specialised in knee and shoulder)

Lionel Brucker

Head Sports Physiotherapist

Languages: French, German, English

A physiotherapist since 2014, specialising in sports physiotherapy since 2017. Sport and movement shape my life as much as my work, and naturally led me to rehabilitation after injuries and surgery. I look after athletes in both competitive and recreational sport, as well as patients with everyday complaints.

I have gained my experience above all in football and running. Looking after players has made me familiar with the typical injuries of team sports and the concrete demands of a return to the pitch. As a runner and certified by «La Clinique du Coureur», I carry out running analyses, treat running-related complaints and build training to prevent recurring problems. I also support runners who want to improve their running technique, load management and running economy.

My therapy is actively oriented: strength building and progressive load increase form the core. In addition, I use manual therapy and dry needling to release movement restrictions and relieve pain that slows progress. The Kinesport courses (BFR, Return to Sport) help me support the final and often trickiest phase: the return to full performance.

Training & certifications

• Manual therapy
• Dry needling
• Musculoskeletal ultrasound diagnostics
• La Clinique du Coureur
• Kinesport S&K Start
• Kinesport BFR

Jiri Charbusky

Sports Physiotherapist

Languages: German, English, Czech

I am a physiotherapist holding a Master's degree in Physiotherapy, with four years of clinical experience treating outpatient clients in Switzerland. Having lived and worked here for the past four years, I deeply appreciate Swiss precision, structured systems and an organised, high-quality environment – values that strongly reflect in my clinical approach.

My practice is dedicated to sports physiotherapy – not only for competitive athletes, but primarily for active people eager to make meaningful, positive changes to their physical health. In my therapy I rely on three core pillars: dry needling for the muscular system, joint mobilisation for the articular component, and active kinesiotherapy focused on strength, stability, coordination and endurance. I firmly believe that regular movement is one of the foundations of a happy life and long-term vitality, which is why I place strong emphasis on prevention and proactive care.

When I am not treating patients, you will most likely find me outdoors. As an endurance junkie, I love pushing my limits – whether through road and mountain marathons, cycling, cross-country skiing, triathlons or a bit of strength training. I am completely at home in the mountains, especially paired with sunny weather, clear lakes and alpine trails.