Physiotherapy sports camp for teens

Restore your teen’s confidence. Let us be your ally in treating kyphosis.

The German physiotherapy centre De-Holl has more than 35 years of experience treating kyphosis effectively, with immediate results.

Teenage girl on a treetop ropes course

June 2027 at De-Holl Camp

Programme
15 days of treatment and summer camp
Location
Green Camp, Ilia, Peloponnese, Greece
Ages
12–14 and 15–17, in separate fortnights
Therapy
4.5 hours a day

Who the camp is for

The programme is designed for three groups of teenagers.

Teenage boy hunched over his phone

Teens with kyphosis

Kyphosis is defined as “an increase in the forward curvature of the spine that is seen along the sagittal plane”.*

It usually results from poor everyday posture during the growth years.

* Lam JC, Mukhdomi T. Kyphosis. StatPearls Publishing; 2022. PMID: 32644371.

  • Teenage boy pretending to lift weights

    Teens with a weak musculoskeletal system

    Teens with general muscle weakness caused by a sedentary lifestyle and little or no sport.

  • Sprinter launching from the blocks

    Young athletes

    Young athletes who want to improve their performance by increasing their range of motion: how far a joint or muscle can move or stretch.

A day at camp

The 15-day programme in June 2027 at Green Camp in Ilia, Peloponnese, combines therapy, sport and the sea.

  • Therapy and exercise
  • Meals, rest and free time
  1. Wake up
  2. Stretching (45 min)
  3. Breakfast
  4. Specialised therapeutic and athletic exercises, and an introduction to healthy posture (2 hours)
  5. Free time
  6. Lunch
  7. Rest
  8. At the sea: 30 min of gentle corrective exercises and 60 min of strengthening exercises
  9. Free time at the sea
  10. Dinner or barbecue on the beach
  11. Lights out

Snacks, cereal bars, fruit, milk, chocolate milk, juice and bottled water are available in every lodge throughout the day.

Treatment programmes all year round

Multi-day programmes in spring, summer, autumn and winter. Travel with us and try an innovative way of treating kyphosis, with orthopaedic gymnastics (Klein-Vogelbach) in a natural setting.

LengthTherapy per day
15 days4.5 hours
7 days5 hours
4 days4 hours
2 days5 hours

Conditions for participation

Every candidate has an interview before joining the programme.

Age

The camp runs two age groups in separate fortnights.

  • Group 1: 12–14 yearsmust have turned 12 before the camp starts
  • Group 2: 15–17 yearsmust have turned 15 before the camp starts

Interview

The interview includes:

  • a full medical history
  • an examination by De-Holl founder Angelika Koukianakis
  • an examination by our centre’s partner orthopaedic doctor

Places

Places are offered on a rolling basis, so we can’t guarantee availability as interviews progress.

Teens applying through a government-funded camp scheme are welcome. Call us for details.

Our team

For 35 years, the De-Holl centre has successfully treated musculoskeletal imbalances.

Our specialists have extensive experience with the Schroth method, Manuelle Therapie and orthopaedic gymnastics (Klein-Vogelbach).

Our philosophy

De-Holl Camp is our new, more intensive approach: several hours of therapy every day, aiming for a permanent correction of kyphosis and a significant improvement in scoliosis.

Angelika Koukianakis

Angelika Koukianakis

Founder of De-Holl, centre for kyphosis, scoliosis and major musculoskeletal disorders.

Marianna Salavou

Marianna Salavou

Senior physiotherapist and Schroth therapist.

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