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Alexander Huber

Alexander Huber

Sportwissenschaft
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AIThis description was summarised by AI from the linked website. It was not written or checked by the person on this profile.Automatically summarisedSource: diefitmacher.atAs of Oct 2026

Alexander Huber, BSc MSc, ist Head of Sport Science bei dieFITMACHER. Er studierte Sportwissenschaften mit Schwerpunkt Trainingstherapie an der Universität Wien und absolvierte Ausbildungen in Leistungsdiagnostik, Spiroergometrie, Tennis- und Fitnessinstruktor. Er hat Erfahrung als Personal Trainer in Wien und in verschiedenen Rehazentren. Bei dieFITMACHER leitet er den Bereich Sportwissenschaften und Leistungsdiagnostik, führt spiroergometrische Tests durch und erstellt individuelle Trainingspläne für Kraft und Ausdauer. Er betreut Athleten und organisiert die Radgruppe und Sportevents.

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SpiroergometryAthletic TrainingPersonal TrainingTraining PlanningPerformance DiagnosticsIndividual Training PlanningBioelectrical Impedance AnalysisMedical Resting Metabolism Measurement
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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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  • diefitmacher.atThe clinic website · last checked on 31/07/2026
  • p2med.atThe clinic website · last checked on 31/07/2026
  • CGMOnline appointment booking · availability last checked on 02/11/2026

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