Climb strong.
Without pain.
Looking for a physio to treat your climbing injuries? Climbingphysio.com is the place for you. Because treating your injuries requires specific knowledge and someone who understands your sport, Julien Descheneaux pht. MSc. offers, since 2016, a physiotherapy service entirely dedicated to climbing injuries.
Like more than 1500 climbers before you, book now and start your recovery.
Necessary tools for tele-rehab
Depending on the affected area, here's a list of the useful tools to have.
Make sure necessary material is ready before you start a session.
1
Google Meet
A smartphone with an active camera or a laptop placed in front of the work plan where the evaluation will be done is sufficient. Make sure in advance of the quality of your connection:
1. Visit https://meet.google.com/calling/
2. Log in with a Google account displaying your name
3. Click "Start a Call" and enter the following information: 514-265-6547 or julienlephysio@gmail.com
4. Click on the contact then on video call, an authorization will be requested to use your webcam/sound.
The Google Meet app is suggested here for better personnal confidentiality. If it's impossible for you to use it, please notify in advance at the email and phone number provided.
2
A table edge, different sizes of elastic and pencils in addition to a stress / grip ball are required. If you don't have the latter, a simple tight rolled towel will do. Having athletic/sport tape and a light exercise band is a big plus.
The camera should show a view of you standing with your feet on the ground AND if necessary a seated view. Shorts are essential.
Everything else is optional: A small bench or stairs, an exercise band, a Swiss ball, a ball and a foam roller.. Kinesiology tape (K-Tape) often allows immediate effects but don't buy it just yet if you don't already have some.
The camera should show a view of you standing allowing to see your head, shoulder and half of your torso. Tank top is suggested
You will need a stick (broom handle without the brush), a mirror, an exercise band and some light weights (even a bottle of water or a grocery bag with canned food is enough). A pull up bar is strongly suggested.
Optionally: A massage ball, foam roller and kinesiology tape (K-Tape). No need to buy if you don't already have some.
Remote-rehab
Currently unavailable.
Will be back January 2026.
In person care
1370 Chabanel Ouest, Montréal
Monday to Freiday 10h@16h30
Tel: 514-265-6547
