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A physiotherapist in private practice since 2015, trained in Amiens, he practised for seven years in the Lille area before settling on the Arcachon basin. Sports physiotherapy, reconditioning and the spine: he works with athletes both in the clinic and remotely, and makes the current evidence on low back pain accessible.
2015
French State Diploma in Physiotherapy, IFMK d'Amiens
10 years
Of private practice focused on sport and the spine
3
Clubs supported: CrossFit, Muay Thai, Nationale 2 rugby
2024
Launch of his remote support for athletes with low back pain
Two threads braided together for ten years: sport and the spine. The first took him from CrossFit to Muay Thai and then to Nationale 2 rugby; the second, from a complete McKenzie programme to remote support for athletes with low back pain.
2013 to 2015 · Initial training
Institut de formation en masso-kinésithérapie d'Amiens.
2015 to 2022 · Clinical
Practice focused on sports physiotherapy and the management of the spine.
2018 to 2021 · Field work
Mobility sessions and warm-ups in CrossFit, then strength and conditioning, coaching and treatment at training and in competition in Muay Thai.
Since 2022 · Clinical
Private practice specialising in sport and the spine, including support for Rugby Club Bassin d'Arcachon, in Nationale 2, until 2024.
Since 2024 · Digital health
Online support, and science communication to make the current evidence accessible.
Ongoing · Continuing education
A one-year sports physiotherapy programme, a two-year manual therapy programme, neurodynamics, the shoulder, the McKenzie programme A to D, chronic low back pain with Joshua Lavallée, Modic changes with Mark Laslett, strength training and mobility.
Rugby Club Bassin d'Arcachon (Nationale 2), from 2022 to 2024: treatment in the clinic, at training and on the pitch.
Muay Thai and CrossFit: strength and conditioning, coaching and treatment in competition, in the Lille area, from 2018 to 2021.
Science communication: he writes about low back pain and persistent pain to make the literature readable.
Low back pain in athletes, tackled from the right angle: the exercises, their progression and self-management. A course that comes straight from his work in the field and from his remote practice.
Discover the courseThéo takes all the drama out of managing the back. You leave the prevailing kinesiophobia behind and get the patient moving again.
No more pointless protocols! The progressive overload method is explained really well and can be applied straight away in the clinic.
An essential course for any physio. I finally have the tools to handle flare-ups and make my patients self-sufficient with their pain.
Théo Ultré is a physiotherapist who qualified at the IFMK d'Amiens in 2015. After seven years in practice in the Lille area, he settled in La Teste-de-Buch in 2022. His practice is focused on sports physiotherapy, reconditioning and the management of the spine.
He teaches Low back pain in athletes: exercise and self-management, on-site. The programme and the practical details are on the course page.
It starts from the athlete, but the reasoning — dosing exercise, progressing it, building self-management — holds for any patient with low back pain. Our guide on non-specific low back pain gives the clinical framework, and our courses in this field are gathered on the spine and pain page.
Yes, since 2024, for athletes with low back pain: assessment and support online. It is a separate activity from his teaching, whose content remains centred on practice in the clinic.
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