Sports Podiatry

Sports podiatry focuses on problems arising from sport and physical activity. During sport, feet, muscles and joints are often subjected to different stresses than in everyday life. That is why we look not only at the area where you are experiencing symptoms, but also at how you move and how sporting activity affects your body.

Depending on your situation, support may include, for example:

• research into posture, movement and physical activity;
• analysis of standing, walking or sport-specific movements;
• advice on exercise, training and recovery;
• guidance on dealing with complaints whilst exercising;
• support to help people continue to exercise and play sport in a pleasant and responsible way.

The type of support that is appropriate varies from person to person.

Sports podiatry may be appropriate if you:

• experiences symptoms whilst exercising;
• notices that complaints recur as training progresses;
• has pain in their feet, ankles or lower legs;
• notice that exercise affects your sporting performance;
• support for recovery or a return to sport;
• if you want to prevent injuries whilst exercising;
• has questions about tax, technology or sports tax.

You don’t have to be a top-level athlete to benefit from sports podiatry. Recreational sportspeople are also welcome.

Are you unsure whether sports podiatry is right for your situation? We’d be happy to discuss this with you.

We’ll start with a discussion about your symptoms, sport, training workload and what you’d like to be able to continue doing.

We will then assess how you move and which factors may influence your symptoms or performance during sport. In doing so, we will look at what you need to continue exercising comfortably and safely.

In any case, you can count on:

• personalised attention to your sport and goals;
• an approach tailored to your sporting activities and day-to-day life;
• clear explanations and practical advice on exercise, physical exertion and recovery;
• focus on preventing recurring symptoms;
• collaboration with other healthcare providers from Rondom where this adds value.

Would you like to find out more about registering, making appointments or the process involved? Then take a look at the page What to expect during your visit to us? Or read our frequently asked questions.

Lifestyle and exercise can affect various aspects of your daily life. That is why our podiatrists work alongside other healthcare professionals at Rondom where necessary.

Depending on your situation, this could be, for example, a physiotherapist, lifestyle coach, occupational therapist or psychologist are. By looking at your symptoms, goals and day-to-day functioning together, we provide support tailored to your needs.

Rheumatic podiatry falls under the umbrella of podiatry. In many cases, podiatry is (partly) covered by supplementary insurance. In some situations, cover under basic insurance may be available. For example, where medical foot care is required.

The cover you are entitled to depends on your circumstances and your health insurance policy. You should therefore always check your policy terms and conditions or contact your health insurer.

Please see our price list for current rates and further information on reimbursement.

Would you like to know whether rheumatoid podotherapy is suitable for your situation, or do you have any questions about our services? We’d be happy to discuss this with you.

Together, we’ll look at what support best meets your needs.

• Please contact us: By telephone on 088-1180500 (Monday to Friday, 08.00–17.00) By email: info@rondompodotherapeuten.nl
• Or book an appointment straight away via our appointment planner