The first book on sports osteopathy that analyzes coordinated movement and typical overload syndromes - featuring movement test series, treatment approaches, and functional exercises. The sports osteopathic approach explains the significance of myofascial chains of effect, demonstrates how to assess these chains through movement tests, provides an overview of potential factors that can lead to overload syndromes, and offers treatment approaches as well as functional exercises for the main forms of stress. The focus of the work is on functional relationships and the derivation of overload syndromes through movement analysis. The conceptual approach takes into account backgrounds in training and movement theory, biomechanics, and sports medicine.