OxeFit Training for Hypermobility · Two Locations
Build strength safely on OxeFit — with a team that understands hypermobility.
For hypermobile and EDS bodies, the safest place to train is a private, physician-led gym running a protocol built for your joints — on OxeFit smart equipment that measures every rep. Founded and led by Dr. Jacques Courseault, MD, our practices offer that exact environment in two cities. Choose the location closest to you.
Physician-led · Dedicated hypermobility protocol · By appointment, one-on-one
Why OxeFit
The safest way to load a hypermobile joint.
OxeFit is an AI-powered smart gym that applies resistance electronically and tracks your movement with dual force plates. Because load is digital, there is no momentum, no dropped weight, and no jarring end-range strain — the exact forces that push lax joints toward subluxation. Resistance rises in small, precise increments, and the system flags left-to-right imbalances in real time, so your clinician can keep you inside a safe range and progress you only when the data supports it. Paired with a physician-designed hypermobility protocol, it turns strength training from a risk into a treatment.
Choose Your Location
Two practices, one standard of care.
New Orleans, LA
FIT Therapeutics
An invitation-only, physician-led performance studio in the Garden District where OxeFit smart robotics meets a dedicated hypermobility protocol. Private floor, one-on-one coaching, and recovery therapy built in.
1600 St. Charles Ave., #102
New Orleans, LA 70130
504-386-3488
Beverly Hills / Los Angeles, CA
The Fascia Institute & Treatment Center of LA
Specialty fascial and hypermobility care in the Golden Triangle of Beverly Hills. The Fascia Performance Program pairs a physician-led hypermobility protocol with OxeFit, shockwave, TECAR, PEMF, and red light therapy for safe, supervised strength and recovery.
415 N. Crescent Drive, Ste 130
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
424-378-3488
What to Expect
The same physician-led protocol, in either city.
Both practices are founded and led by Dr. Jacques Courseault, MD, and follow the same approach for hypermobility and EDS: assess your joint stability and symmetry, stabilize before you strengthen, progress load only by the data, and build recovery into every plan. You get a private floor, one-on-one clinical attention, and OxeFit’s measured resistance — whether you train in the Garden District or the Golden Triangle.
For informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your physician before beginning a new exercise program, especially with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, hypermobility spectrum disorder, or related conditions.