MadeFizio is not just an ordinary physiotherapy clinic. It's a place and a team that helps people believe in themselves, regain their freedom of movement and break their self-imposed limits. MadeFizio, together with Cycling adventures, is organizing a health camp for the sixth year in a row for people who choose active recreation, hiking in the mountains, exercising, cycling, swimming and really enjoying every "difficulty" overcome! Why do we do it? Because we love to inspire

We are proud of our MadeFizio customers at the 5th stage of the Baltic Cup and the Latvian Championship in Val di Fassa, Italy, 2025/2026. in the season of the year! ⛷️ Our athletes showed excellent performance and won high places in their groups: 🥈 Leo Zauers (U16 ) – 2nd place in the Latvian championship in giant slalom and 4th place in the general standings of the 5th stage of the Baltic Cup in giant slalom. We are especially proud of Leo, because after the very serious k

In 2026, MadeFizio is happy to take on the role of the main physiotherapists in one of the most popular trail running events in Latvia - Stirnu buks 2026. During the competition season, our team will provide physiotherapeutic support to the participants, helping to prepare for the competition, reducing the risks of overload and, if necessary, providing professional assistance after completing the distance and helping the body recover faster after exercise. At all stages of th

Gauja Trail by UTMB is a Northern European trail race that provides an opportunity to discover the true beauty of Latvia and the Gauja National Park! This year, this trail run will be from 01.08. - 02.08. Six well-known people in Latvia have accepted the challenge and will prepare for various Gauja Trail by UTMB distances in the project "Ieskrien takās". And they are not alone in this journey. The MadeFizio team is currently actively working with each of them, helping to prep

On March 8, the Latvian Cycling Girls community visited MadeFizio to celebrate International Women's Day in movement, positive atmosphere and inspiring togetherness. During the event, there was an energetic and warm atmosphere, which combined the joy of movement, femininity, endurance and mutual support. This day proved once again how important physical activity is not only for health, but also for well-being and emotional balance. Thank you to all the participants for their

Author: Paula Līga Alksne Athletic performance can be limited by various respiratory factors, such as respiratory muscle dysfunction and exercise-induced hypoxemia. Road cyclists primarily operate directly in the long-term submaximal and short-term peak load zones. Studies have scientifically proven that inspiratory muscle fatigue can occur after prolonged submaximal and prolonged maximal exercise. Including breathing exercises in training can significantly improve respirator