David Brisson D.O.Your osteopath in Tokyo.
Golf is hard on the body, and a trip to Japan adds a long flight on top. David is the osteopath we recommend to golfers who want to play without pain. He has practised in Tokyo since 2010, works with athletes and racing drivers, and uses gentle techniques by default.
Swing freely, play the whole trip
Every treatment starts with a conversation about your symptoms and your game, then a plan to get you moving well again.
Lower back and hips
The golf swing is a lot of rotation, repeated a hundred times a round. Stiff hips and a sore lower back are the classic result.
Neck and shoulders
Tight shoulders shorten the backswing, and a stiff neck makes it hard to stay over the ball. Both are common after long days at a desk.
Elbows and wrists
Golfer's elbow, sore wrists from hitting off mats, or the jar of a fat shot on hard ground. Worth having looked at before it lingers.
Recovery after the trip
A long flight, a time difference and back-to-back rounds take a toll. A session between rounds can help you play the week out.
Fits around your round
Ebisu, Tokyo
A short walk from Ebisu Station (JR Yamanote and Hibiya lines). Fridays at his Yokosuka clinic.
Around your tee time
Open Monday to Thursday and Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00, with evenings by arrangement: easy to fit in the day before or after a round.
English, 日本語, français
Talk through what hurts and what you want to get back to, in the language you're most comfortable in.
Receipts for your insurance
Ask for a receipt to claim the session on your health or travel insurance, where your policy covers it.
Feel good, then tee it up.
Book a session with David, and let us arrange the tee time with the club.
David Brisson D.O. is an independent practitioner. Play Golf Tokyo doesn't give medical advice: book and discuss your treatment directly with David.