Physiotherapy

Physical therapy is the evaluation and treatment of abnormal physical function related to injury, illness and/or disability through movement, exercise, manual therapy and education. A physiotherapist accompanies patients through all phases of the healing process, from the initial diagnosis to the restorative and preventive stages of recovery.

Treatment may involve therapeutic exercises to improve strength, range of motion, endurance and pain relief. The practice is also known for improving posture, muscle imbalance, joint mobilization and stiffness.

Most importantly, physiotherapy offers physical independence, enabling people to enjoy and/or resume the activities of daily living they most enjoy.

Clemént Calonne

Clément has been passionate about sport since childhood. An avid road cyclist, he also has a passion for board sports, whether mountain (skiing) or water (foiling, windsurfing, wakeboarding). This immersion in the world of sport has enabled him to develop a keen understanding of movement and the physical demands specific to each discipline, leading him naturally towards physiotherapy.

A graduate of the Universidad Alfonso X el Sabio (UAX) in Madrid, Clément began his career in a physiotherapy practice in Lausanne, before moving to France. There, he first worked as a freelance physiotherapist, then in a clinic in a cardio-respiratory rehabilitation department, where he honed his expertise in the management of complex pathologies. He then joined a practice specializing in rehabilitation of the upper limb, developing particular expertise in the treatment of the shoulder, elbow and hand.

Trained in cycling physiotherapy with SSK Formation and in vestibular rehabilitation, Clément combines technical expertise, precise biomechanical analysis and a personalized approach to movement. In particular, he offers comprehensive postural studies for cyclists – both amateur and professional – to optimize performance and prevent injury.

His practice is based on an in-depth understanding of biomechanics and a holistic view of the patient, where every treatment is designed to improve function, mobility and quality of life.

Driven by the desire to join a multidisciplinary team that shares a global and modern vision of health, Clément joined MAZ Clinic in November 2025. He brings with him his expertise, energy and passion for movement.

Spoken languages :

French, English, Spanish

Jordan Bocaert

Jordan Bocaert is passionate about sport, movement and health. In 2016, during his final year of study, he joined the medical staff of a soccer club, where he specialized in sports coaching.
The following year, he obtained his Master’s degree in physiotherapy from the Haute École Libre de Bruxelles in Belgium. After five years in the field, he obtained his diploma as a sports physiotherapist in 2020, and joined the Swiss Olympic Medical Center in La Tour the same year.
Jordan has coached 1st league soccer and National A basketball teams, as well as the Swiss national curling team, which he followed to the Beijing Olympic Games in 2022. Since 2022, he has devoted himself to rowing, his favourite sport. In 2024, he prepared and accompanied the Swiss team to the Olympic Games in Paris, where it brilliantly won the bronze medal.
Thanks to his experience at Hôpital de La Tour, Jordan is acquiring solid scientific skills, with a particular focus on hip and knee joints. He plays an active role in updating rehabilitation protocols and implementing numerous innovative treatments.

For several years, Jordan was also a member of the jury for the Master’s thesis in physiotherapy at the Haute École Libre de Bruxelles.

In 2024, Jordan Bocaert joined the MAZ Clinic’s multidisciplinary team as a physiotherapist. His experience in the care of elite sportsmen and women, as well as in hospital settings, brings additional expertise to the MAZ Clinic’s multidisciplinary team, with which he works closely.

Languages spoken:
French, English