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Nike Theisl, BSc

Nike Theisl, BSc

Sportphysiotherapie
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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: physioteam-sportklinik.atAs of Oct 2026

Nike Theisl ist freiberufliche Physiotherapeutin. Sie studierte Physiotherapie an der FH Campus Wien (2011-2014) und war von 2014 bis 2019 im Physico Therapie Meidling tätig. Seit 2015 betreut sie Trainings- und Wettkampfbetreuung des Österreichischen Handballbundes Nachwuchs Damen. Seit 2018 ist sie freiberuflich in der Sportklinik tätig. Ihre Behandlungstechniken umfassen Triggerpunktbehandlung, Fascientechniken, Trainingstherapie, Kinesiotaping und Manuelle Therapie. Ihre Fortbildungen umfassen ESP Sportphysiotherapie, Fasziendistorsionsmodell nach Typaldos (FDM), Manuelle Therapie nach Maitland, ESP Fußrehabilitation, Vitality Flossing, Narbenentstörung und OS Institut.

Diplomas & Certificates

ESP Foot RehabilitationESP Sports PhysiotherapyFascia Distortion Model according to Typaldos FDMMaitland Manual TherapyScar TreatmentOS Institute: Functional Screening, Prehab TrainingVitality FlossingFascial Distortion Model by Typaldos

Services

Training Therapy

Treatments

KinesiotapingManual TherapyFascial TechniquesTrigger Point Treatment
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