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Jan Huber, BSc.

Jan Huber, BSc.

Physiotherapy
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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: dreipunktphysio.atAs of Oct 2026

Jan Huber absolvierte sein Physiotherapie-Studium in Salzburg und ist dort als Wahlphysiotherapeut tätig. Seine Arbeit zeichnet sich durch einen ganzheitlichen Ansatz aus, bei dem er nicht nur Symptome, sondern auch die Ursachen von Beschwerden analysiert. Huber bietet individuelle Therapiekonzepte für Sportphysiotherapie, Neurophysiotherapie, Klettertherapie und Wassertherapie an. Neben seiner therapeutischen Tätigkeit ist er als Übungsleiter für Klettern und Bouldern, Physiotherapeut beim Schulsportmodell Salzburg, Klettertrainer, Mitbegründer von schukl, Snowboardlehrer, Yogalehrer und Personaltrainer für Klettern aktiv.

Diplomas & Certificates

Bachelor in PhysiotherapyComplex Core+KinesiotapingClimbing TherapyLymph DrainageManual TherapySports Physiotherapy Master in TrainingWater TherapyÜbungsleiter für Klettern und Bouldern

Services

KinesiotapingWater TherapyLymph DrainageManual TherapyClimbing TherapyNeurophysiotherapySports Physiotherapy

Treatments

RehabilitationInjury PreventionStrength Training / Balance Training
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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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