Elite sports performance · Miami / Worldwide

Juan PabloPagano

Kinesiologist Osteopath

Preparing bodies for competition. Restoring them after it. Helping world-class athletes stay available for the moments that define a career.

Work with Juan Pablo

Juan Pablo Pagano standing at Roland Garros — On tourRoland Garros

Since 2011ATP / WTA tours

UBAKinesiology + osteopathy

MiamiAvailable worldwide

PO SystemProprietary methodology

01 / Profile

Built inside the pressure of the tour.

Juan Pablo Pagano has built his career where elite sport is at its most demanding: on tour, between matches, through recovery, and inside the long process of returning to competition.

Trained in kinesiology and osteopathy at the University of Buenos Aires, his work brings preparation, manual therapy, recovery, and body awareness into one continuous performance system.

“An elite athlete without a kinesiologist is like a Formula 1 car without a mechanic.”

Juan Pablo Pagano · El Eco interview, 2023

Juan Pablo Pagano providing hands-on recovery treatment to Veronika Kudermetova — RecoveryVeronika Kudermetova

Inside the work

The match is visible. The preparation rarely is.

Early mobility. Breathing. Activation. Match support. Late recovery. The details change daily; the standard does not.

Juan Pablo Pagano with Elise Mertens at Roland Garros — CompetitionElise Mertens

02 / Proprietary methodology

PO System

Created by Juan Pablo Pagano

A clinical framework connecting assessment, rehabilitation, and return to competition. Every intervention responds to the athlete’s body, load, and real competitive calendar.

Guiding principle

“We don’t treat the symptom. We treat the system creating it.”

Whole-system assessmentMuscular chainsMotor control

Four phases of the clinical protocolFrom assessment to competition

01
Assess
Read the body as a system: movement, load, pain, and the patterns sustaining the problem.
02
Restabilize
Restore mobility, reorganize support, and reduce compensation before adding intensity.
03
Control
Integrate motor control and strength so the change holds under demand.
04
Compete
Transfer recovery into training and build a controlled return to competition.