Therapy for musculoskeletal complaints, after surgery and for anyone who wants to use their body to its full capacity again. Treatment and training under one roof, in English or German.
Physiotherapist to the German junior national basketball team
Targeted physiotherapy meets individual training. We work on the causes of your symptoms and rebuild your physical performance step by step.
Seven services that we combine based on your assessment, from hands-on treatment to strength testing before you return to sport.
For people with acute or recurring pain and restricted movement in the back, neck, shoulder, hip, knee or foot, including after an injury.
We start with a thorough assessment: we talk about your symptoms, your daily life and your goals, and look closely at how you move. We then put your treatment plan together.
Move more freely in everyday life, at work and in sport, and know what you can do yourself to help.
For patients with restricted mobility or pain originating from the joints, spine or surrounding muscles, for example with back and neck problems or after a long period of immobilisation.
Manual therapy begins with a precise examination: we assess individual joints, their mobility and how they work together in movement. This helps narrow down where a restriction originates.
More mobility, fewer restrictions in your movement and a better understanding of how to take strain off your joints in everyday life.
For athletes from recreational to elite level: after an acute injury, with overuse problems or after surgery, for example in the knee, hip or shoulder.
Sports physiotherapy combines treatment with load management. We look not only at the injury but also at the demands of your sport: movements, speed, changes of direction and training volume.
A step-by-step return to training and competition, with the capacity your sport demands.
For athletes with recurring problems, restricted movement or tension where the cause isn’t necessarily where it hurts. Also as a complement to physiotherapy.
We assess posture, mobility and tension throughout the body and look for connections, for example between the pelvis, spine and shoulder. Treatment is hands-on: gentle, targeted and tailored to your sport.
Better mobility and less tension throughout the body, so you can move freely in training again and spread load more evenly.
For anyone who needs to rebuild strength after an injury, surgery or a longer break, and for athletes who want to specifically improve their load capacity.
Exercise therapy takes place in our training area, straight after your treatment. We create a training plan based on your assessment and your goal, and guide you through every exercise.
Build strength, stability and performance for the long term, so your body can handle the demands of daily life and sport.
For anyone who wants to train with purpose and personal coaching: regardless of injury, as a follow-up to therapy or in preparation for an athletic goal.
We start by clarifying your goals and your current level. Building on this, we design a programme that we work through together in every session and adjust as you progress.
Reach your goals step by step, with training that fits your body and your life.
For athletes before a new season or training goal, for people who want to check where they stand after an injury, and for anyone who wants to know their physical baseline.
We assess mobility, strength, stability and movement quality using standardised tests. We then discuss the results with you and put them into context.
A clear picture of where you stand and practical recommendations to guide your training and therapy.
Our practice is in Munich’s Maxvorstadt district, between Stachus and Lenbachplatz: two calm treatment rooms and a training area with everything you need to rebuild strength after an injury.
You’ll be looked after personally by Maximilian Schwatz and Antonia Klar.
Maximilian founded Physio & Performance in Munich in 2022 and is physiotherapist to the German junior national basketball team. He specialises in sports physiotherapy, manual therapy and sports osteopathy. His aim is to get you back to full strength.
Antonia is a physiotherapist specialising in sports physiotherapy and exercise therapy. She looks after you from your first treatment through to targeted strength work in our training area and back to everyday life or your sport.
Four steps from booking to getting back to full strength.
Via Doctolib: see available times and book straight away.
We talk about your symptoms and goals and look at how you move.
Treatment that fits your situation and your goal.
We increase the load step by step until you are back at full strength.
Physio & Performance is a private practice. Here’s how billing works.
You will need a private prescription (Privatrezept) for physiotherapy from your doctor. After your treatment you receive an invoice, which you can pay conveniently by bank transfer and submit to your private health insurer. How much is reimbursed depends on your plan.
Beihilfe is an allowance that civil servants receive from their employer towards medical costs. The remaining share is usually covered by private health insurance.
You will need a private prescription (Privatrezept) for physiotherapy from your doctor. After your treatment you receive an invoice, which you can pay conveniently by bank transfer and submit to the Beihilfe office and your health insurer.
Fees depend on the service and the length of the session. We are happy to tell you the current prices in advance by phone, by email or when you book.
You receive the invoice after your treatment and can pay it conveniently by bank transfer.
Can’t find your question? Call us on +49 171 1106273 or email info@physioundperformance.de.
We treat sports injuries, rehab after surgery and everyday or work-related problems. Typical examples are problems with the knee, hip, shoulder, ankle, back or neck. We treat athletes as well as people with no sporting background. We increase the load in clear steps and use strength and movement tests to decide when you’re ready to return to your sport.
The quickest way is to book online via Doctolib, where you can see all available slots. Alternatively, call us on +49 171 1106273 or email info@physioundperformance.de. Doctors who would like to refer a patient can reach us the same way.
The easiest way is by tram: lines 27 and 28 stop at Ottostraße, about a 3-minute walk from the practice at Ottostraße 11 (3rd floor). Take the S-Bahn, U4 or U5 to Karlsplatz (Stachus), then it is about a 7-minute walk across Lenbachplatz into Ottostraße. Trams 19 and 21 stop at Lenbachplatz, about a 4-minute walk. From Odeonsplatz (U3 and U6) it is about a 9-minute walk. Parking in the city centre is limited, so we recommend coming by public transport.
Only if you want to claim through private health insurance or Beihilfe, in which case you need a private prescription (Privatrezept) for physiotherapy from your doctor. You don’t need a prescription for personal training or exercise therapy without physiotherapy treatment.
As a private practice, we treat privately insured patients, Beihilfe recipients and self-pay patients. You receive an invoice after your treatment and pay it by bank transfer. Patients with public (statutory) health insurance are very welcome to pay for treatment themselves, and if you have supplementary insurance that covers physiotherapy, you can submit the invoice to them. We are happy to tell you the current prices in advance; see “Fees and billing”.
At your first appointment we take time for a thorough assessment: we talk about your symptoms and goals and look at how you move. Please bring your doctor’s prescription (if you have one), any medical reports or surgery notes and comfortable clothing. The session length is shown when you book via Doctolib. We discuss how many sessions make sense after the initial assessment.
Yes, treatment is available in English, from the initial assessment through to your exercise programme.
In the heart of Munich’s Maxvorstadt district, a few minutes’ walk from Stachus. The easiest way to book is online.
| Mon | 8 am–8 pm |
|---|---|
| Tue | 8 am–7 pm |
| Wed | 8 am–7 pm |
| Thu | 8 am–6 pm |
| Fri | 8 am–4 pm |
| Sat | closed |
| Sun | closed |
Parking Limited in the city centre, so we recommend public transport
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