Physio Learning instructor
A physiotherapist who qualified in Nancy in 2015, he has worked with a professional cycling team since 2020 and with the French para-climbing national team since 2025. Specialised in climbing injuries, he has been teaching on climbing since 2024.
2015
French State Diploma in Physiotherapy, Nancy
Since 2020
Physiotherapist to a professional cycling team
Since 2022
Physiotherapist to a climbing club and a specialist practice
2025
Physiotherapist to the French para-climbing national team
Two sports, two very particular demands: the climber's pull and the cyclist's position. Julien Remillieux has built his practice around those constraints, to the point of becoming a consultant for a climbing equipment manufacturer and an instructor on climbing injuries.
2012 to 2015 · Initial training
Studied in Nancy, after the common first year of health studies.
2013 to 2014 · Academic teaching
For a higher education training provider in Nancy.
2015 to 2022 · Clinical
Seven years of locum work across France, before setting up in Savoie.
Since 2020 · Elite sport
First with the development squad, then with the World Tour professional team.
Since 2022 · Climbing
The Chambéry club, then assistant in a sports physiotherapy practice specialising in climbing injuries, with content shared through webinars and a podcast.
Since 2024 · Teaching
Consultant for a climbing equipment manufacturer since 2023, instructor since 2024.
Since 2025 · Elite sport
Article on pulley injuries in climbing, published in a professional physiotherapy magazine in 2018.
Webinars and podcast: he regularly shares his analysis of climbing movement and injury prevention.
Continuing education: sports physiotherapy, the athlete's shoulder, motor preferences, elbow, optimising strength training, postural analysis of the cyclist, Clinique du coureur, neurodynamics.
5/5 · 100 % of the 21 participants recommend this course (post-course survey)
Climbers' injuries: pulleys, fingers, shoulders and elbows, and the analysis of the complex movements that cause them. A course fed by the club, the national team and a dedicated practice.
Discover the courseExcellent course! I see a lot of climbers in the clinic and I lacked precise landmarks for pulley injuries. I am leaving with clear protocols I can apply straight away.
Very pragmatic. The biomechanical analysis of the different grips (crimp, open hand) taught me a huge amount about my patients' recurring injuries.
The hand/finger specific assessment is really well built. It saves you a huge amount of time in the first session when isolating the injured structure with reproducible tests.
Julien Remillieux is a physiotherapist who qualified in Nancy in 2015. He practises in Savoie, has worked with a professional cycling team since 2020, with a climbing club since 2022, and with the French para-climbing national team since 2025.
He teaches Climbing injuries: optimising care and self-management for climbers, on-site.
No, but you do need to see climbers — there are more and more of them in practice, with very specific injuries, starting with the finger pulleys. The prerequisites are listed on the course page, and our other courses in this field are gathered on the sports physiotherapy page.
Yes, since 2020, with the development squad and then the professional team. He has trained specifically in postural analysis and bike fitting for cyclists.
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