Nicolas Lechault

A French-American dual-citizen born in Paris and raised in Switzerland, Nic moved to the U.S when he was 18 to study.

Nic trained as a Doctor Of Chiropractic with a sports & rehabilitation emphasis at the highly respected Northwestern Health Sciences University in the United States, where chiropractic was developed

Nic played competitive basketball in the U.S where his interest in chiropractic peaked when a chiropractor helped him avoid surgery by treating a nasty wrist injury, allowing him to get back on the court quickly. From that moment forward Nic continued to benefit from chiropractic care both in the treatment of regular sports injuries and on a wellness basis helping him to stay fit and active.

Having started his career treating patients at multiple sports chiropractic clinics in the U.S, Nic has now opened his own clinic in Warwickshire U.K, with a passion for treating minor sport-related injuries alongside acute and chronic neck and back conditions while relying on evidence-based care.

Doctor of Chiropractic with Sports Emphasis

General Chiropractic Council # 05627

Soft tissue therapies

Joint mobilisation and manipulation

Dry needling

Instrument assisted soft tissue mobilisation

Sports rehabilitation and injury management

Running related injuries

I’m an evidence-based sports chiropractor who works with active adults and professionals dealing with back, neck, and joint pain. My approach combines hands-on treatment with clear education and practical exercise so patients understand what’s happening in their body and build confidence moving again. While I use manual therapies such as mobilisation, soft tissue work, and manipulation where helpful, a core part of my work focuses on improving strength, movement, and resilience so results last beyond the treatment room. I treat a wide range of acute and persistent problems and aim to provide honest, patient-centred care without unnecessary treatment plans or pressure for ongoing visits—focusing instead on helping people return to the activities that matter to them.