This is an osteopath's practice, not a gym. Stefano Pasotti works on Via Giacomo Franchi in Pavia, and his patients include a three-month-old baby and an eight-day-old newborn. You don't train here. You book an appointment.
If you want a gym in Pavia, this page isn't for you. If you're considering osteopathy, read on.
It shows 4.9 from 31 reviews, running through May 2026.
Why That 4.9 Isn't What It Looks Like
My hypothesis, and I'm calling it a hypothesis: a single practitioner treating people in pain gets rated on relief and rapport, and the people who don't improve usually blame the condition rather than the therapist, then quietly go elsewhere without writing anything. Add that 31 reviews is a small sample, and one bad experience would visibly dent it.
So the 4.9 is real, and it's measuring how a specific person makes patients feel. It isn't a measure of clinical outcomes, and no review here is either.
He Treats Newborns
A parent in January 2026 (translated from Italian): "A caring, competent, and truly reassuring professional. He cared for our three-month-old son with great sensitivity, helping us along his development and growth journey. He provided us with simple, concrete guidance to provide him with the right daily support. We felt listened to and supported every step of the way."
A parent in May 2026 (translated from Italian): "A beautiful experience with our son of only 8 days, interesting and very educational."
Eight days old. That's the newest review on the record.
I'll be straight with you: paediatric osteopathy is a contested field, and nothing in these reviews tells you whether the treatment worked in any measurable sense. What they tell you is that two sets of parents felt listened to and left with practical guidance. That's what they're reporting, and I'm not going to inflate it into a clinical claim, in either direction.
There's a Team and a Centre
A patient in October 2025 (translated from Italian): "The time had come to think about myself, to start feeling well. That's why I entrusted myself to osteopath Stefano Pasotti and his team at the Remise en Forme. I found professionalism and enthusiasm in their work, but above all, heart."
A patient in January 2026 (translated from Italian): "Knowledgeable, professional, precise, and empathetic. A comprehensive assessment for those who need to get back into shape from every perspective. I will start a journey under his guidance and with the support of the Remise en Forme centre staff."
Two patients name a centre called Remise en Forme and a team, so this isn't a lone osteopath in a back room. What that centre offers beyond osteopathy, nobody here says, and I'm not going to guess.
Note the second reviewer is describing a plan she hasn't started yet. That's an assessment review, not an outcome review.
A patient in December 2025 (translated from Italian): "Excellent professional, as a first session I found myself very well, very friendly and kind and scrupulous. Already with the first manoeuvres I feel better."
Also a first session. Two of the five reviews here are written at the beginning of treatment rather than the end, which is worth knowing when you read the score.
What's Missing
No prices. Thirty-one reviews and not one figure, which for a private practice is the thing most people want.
No word on what he specialises in, beyond what patients happen to mention.
Nothing about session length or how many you'd typically need.
Hours Confirm What This Is
07:30 to 20:00, Monday to Friday. Closed weekends. Appointment hours.
Via Giacomo Franchi 6, 27100 Pavia. The site is stefanopasotti.it and the number is +39 0382 310656.
FAQ
Is this a gym?
No. It's an osteopathy practice.
Does he treat babies?
Yes. Two parents describe treatment for a three-month-old and an eight-day-old.
What does a session cost?
No review names a price and none is published. Call +39 0382 310656.
Is he open at weekends?
No. Monday to Friday, 07:30 to 20:00.