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Ines Baminger, BSc

Ines Baminger, BSc

Physiotherapie und Sportphysiotherapie
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Ines Baminger ist Physiotherapeutin und Sportphysiotherapeutin mit Fokus auf aktive Trainings- und Bewegungstherapie zur Verbesserung von Kraft, Stabilität, Beweglichkeit und Körperbewusstsein. Sie kombiniert aktive und passive Techniken und setzt auf evidenzbasierte Therapieansätze.

Diplomas & Certificates

Breathing Therapy (Dr. Beate Krenek)Strength Training in PhysiotherapySports Physiotherapy - SPT MunichThe painful shoulder (Adam Meakins)Training during Pregnancy and after Birth (Dr. Iris Floimayr)

Services

PreventionPhysiotherapyInjury PreventionPostoperative Physiotherapy

Treatments

Rehabilitation after Surgeries or Illnesses

Conditions

Acute (Sports) InjuriesChronic Complaints and Overloads of the Musculoskeletal System
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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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