In 2009 Jozef completed his bachelor’s degree at the Faculty of Medicine of Comenius University in Bratislava, and in 2013 he continued with a master’s degree in physiotherapy at the Slovak Medical University. He spent six years working at the Physikalisches Institut rehabilitation clinic in Baden near Vienna, and for five years he worked with neurological and orthopedic outpatients at the University Hospital in Bratislava. Jozef is also a graduate of the Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which he actively practices at our clinic as well. Read an interview with Jozef on our blog.
Vojta completed both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physiotherapy at the Second Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, studying, among others, under Prof. PaedDr. Pavel Kolář and Doc. MUDr. Jiří Radvanský. His studies focused on developmental kinesiology and its application in treating musculoskeletal disorders and correcting movement patterns, as well as on pathophysiology and sports medicine. In therapy, he works with movement perception and its correction based on dynamic neuromuscular stabilization (DNS), the methods of L. Mojžíšová or Dr. Klapp, and also uses manual mobilization and neuromobilization techniques. Read the article onfreflux physiotherapy that Vojta contributed to.
Markéta holds a bachelor’s degree in physiotherapy from the First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, and in her practice she now focuses mainly on sports physiotherapy. She is an active athlete herself: she competes in kickboxing and is a member of the Czech Full-Contact Association national team. She counts first place at the 2022 European Championships as her greatest sporting success so far. She tries to bring insights and experience from training into therapy, combining sport and physiotherapy so that everything works properly. Read an interview with Markéta on our blog.
Magda completed both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physiotherapy at Charles University’s Faculty of Physical Education and Sport (FTVS). During her clinical placements she worked in many healthcare facilities, from hospitals to a rehabilitation institute. In her practice she uses elements of mobilizations, DNS, PNF and many other physiotherapy methods that help relieve patients of pain or protect them from it. Outside her work at BSC, Magda also works as a physiotherapist for the women’s national floorball team. Read an interview with Magda on our blog.
Veronika completed her bachelor’s degree in physiotherapy at the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Kladno, followed by a master’s program at FTVS, Charles University. She also works as a physiotherapist for the Czech women’s national floorball team.
In her practice she combines professional expertise with her personal experience as an active athlete. She emphasizes comprehensive diagnostics of the musculoskeletal system, clear explanation of problems, and setting an individual plan, whether for prevention or for returning after an injury.Read an interview with Veronika on our blog.
Samuel studied physiotherapy at Jan Evangelista Purkyně University (UJEP) in Ústí nad Labem. As a top-level athlete, he understands the needs of athletes and combines his own experience with physiotherapy to help not only with rehabilitation, but also with injury prevention and movement optimization. He specializes in sports physiotherapy, rehabilitation and injury prevention, with an emphasis on an individual approach to every client. This is his second season as physiotherapist of the Chodov floorball team, where he helps players with recovery and returning to full fitness. Read an interview with Sam on our blog.
Jarda is a physiotherapist with many years of experience caring for professional athletes. In his practice he works mainly with top ATP and WTA tennis players, with whom he has traveled the world. He enjoys combining manual techniques with active, load-based kinesiotherapy. He works on correcting postural and movement patterns and on solving both acute and long-term problems. He has completed a wide range of courses, such as the full therapeutic and coaching DNS programs, and also has an overlap into strength and conditioning training. Read an interview with Jarda on our blog.
Martin studied physiotherapy at the Second Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, and in practice combines clinical experience with a systematic, data-driven approach to therapy. Thanks to his personal experience in top-level sport (he is a former Czech national baseball player), he understands the specific demands on athletes and focuses on treating sports injuries as well as common musculoskeletal problems. In therapy, he emphasizes a thorough examination, a clear explanation of the problem, and a practical plan tailored to the individual. He believes in a partnership between therapist and patient, based on respect, cooperation and shared responsibility for the results achieved.
Tereza completed her bachelor’s degree in physiotherapy at the Third Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, and is now continuing with a master’s degree at FTVS. She has extensive experience in competitive running, which helps her understand the needs of both active and recreational athletes. In her practice she emphasizes an individual approach, clear communication and the client’s active involvement in therapy. She helps prevent injuries and supports a return to full movement.Read an interview with Terka on our blog.
Natália completed both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physiotherapy at FTVS, Charles University. She works with musculoskeletal problems, especially orthopedic and sports-related issues, post-operative rehabilitation, and the return to everyday and sports activity. She combines physiotherapy with elements of strength and conditioning training and looks for the path between what currently limits a person and what they really want to return to, whether that is everyday functioning, sport, or higher performance. She emphasizes an active approach from the client, open communication, gradual adaptation of tissues to load, and setting a long-term sustainable plan that makes sense in everyday life.
Jan studied physiotherapy at the College of Health Care in Prague. Thanks to his own experience with parkour, acrobatics and strength-and-movement training, he has a good understanding of how the body works, of injury prevention, and of returning to full fitness. In his practice he combines physiotherapy with elements of functional neurology, manual techniques and deep soft-tissue work. He focuses on rehabilitation after injuries, treating pain, and optimizing movement. He has long worked with dancers, actors, new-circus performers and professional athletes. He emphasizes an individual approach and long-term sustainable, healthy movement. Read an interview with Honza on our blog.
He graduated from the First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University in Prague. Immediately after his studies, in 2013, he joined the Orthopedic Clinic at Bulovka Hospital. In 2020 he passed his board examination in orthopedics and traumatology of the limbs. Over the years he served as physician of the Czech national volleyball team and of the Czech women’s national football team. He took part in a mission in Jordan as part of the MEDEVAC health and humanitarian program.
In 2015 Honza finished his studies at the Third Faculty of Medicine, Charles University in Prague, and then joined the Orthopedic and Trauma Clinic of Královské Vinohrady University Hospital, where he began his medical career. During this period, as an American football player, he also began to show a special passion for sports traumatology and rehabilitation. He has continually improved his knowledge and skills through various courses, such as acupuncture, myoskeletal medicine, DNS (Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization) and sonography. Besides his medical practice, he is interested in longevity and everything related to extending life and maintaining health. Read an interview with Honza on our blog.
Julie graduated from the Ruská Secondary Medical School in Prague. She has always enjoyed working in healthcare, above all because of contact with people and the chance to support them in caring for their health. In her free time she likes to travel, discover new places and spend time with her loved ones. Her hobbies also include sport and an active lifestyle.
Tereza graduated from the Secondary Medical School in Zlín and then went to Prague to gain work experience. As a product of Zlín athletics, where she competed in the 400 m and 400 m hurdles, she is very close to sport. Thanks to this experience, she has become an indispensable colleague in our exercise testing laboratory.
Karel is a former professional cyclist (among other results, Czech road cycling runner-up). He studied at VŠTVS Palestra, majoring in Nutrition Counseling and Sports Diagnostics. After his cycling career, this year alone he has already completed the Jizerská 50, the Marcialonga, the Prague Marathon and a half marathon.
At our clinic he works on sports exercise testing and nutrition counseling.
Jana completed both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in single-subject psychology at the Prague College of Psychosocial Studies and has completed self-experience psychotherapy training. She is a member of the Association of Sport Psychologists of the Czech Republic and a PhD student at the Department of Kinanthropology at FTVS, where she focuses on the influence of parental involvement on adolescent athletes.
She focuses on raising awareness of psychological preparation, prepares workshops for athletes, parents and coaches, and provides individual sport-psychology counseling. She is also co-author of the CAR COACHING handbook, which deals with communicating with children before and after sports performances. Read an interview with Jana on our blog.
Juliana completed her bachelor’s degree at the Institute of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Medical Rehabilitation at the University of Saints Cyril and Methodius in Trnava. During her studies she earned a Wellness Worker certificate and completed a massage course at the Zamas massage school in Vrútky, Slovakia.
Since 2020 she has worked at the Refreš clinic in Bratislava and in a private salon in her hometown of Piešťany. At Body Solution Clinic she expands our offer with therapeutic massages, which make the whole rehabilitation process more effective, relieve musculoskeletal pain and improve athletes’ recovery after physical load.Read an interview with Juliana on our blog.
Honza studied at Charles University and the Prague University of Economics and Business, after which he gained experience as an analyst in private equity and IT.
At our clinic he mainly takes care of the company’s financial and operational side, which covers finance, marketing and strategic development.
In addition, Honza is a registered athlete agent with World Athletics, which allows him to represent athletes ranked in the world top 30. He does this within our Body Solution Team project.
Iva studied at FTVS, Charles University, and qualified as a Class 1 athletics coach. After her studies she worked as an office manager at a consulting company and then spent three years in the sports department of the Czech Athletics Federation. The sports environment is nothing new to her, as she was an active athlete herself in the past. Now you can meet her here at Body Solution, where she works as operations director and is also responsible for coordinating exercise tests.
Honza is in charge of our marketing. In terms of the communication you come into contact with, this includes, for example, our blog, newsletter, social media and other activities.
He studied Marketing Communication and PR at Charles University, co-founded the medical marketing agency Seaberry, and is also a former freestyle snowboarder, so he makes ample use of our physiotherapy services.
Karolína graduated from the First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University in Prague, in 2011, and then joined the Spinal Unit at the Rehabilitation Institute in Kladruby. Since 2014 she has regularly accompanied the national athletics team. In 2011 she also completed a four-year course in TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) at the TCM Institute in Prague, and she has taken many further courses and internships, including abroad. In 2016 she passed her board examination in Rehabilitation Medicine and Physical Medicine. She enjoys finding an individual solution to every problem through different combinations of therapies. Read an interview with Karolína about sports injuries in children on our blog.