Martin Weidinger, MSc.

Physiotherapie, Manuelle Therapie, 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: zmpt.atAs of Oct 2026

Martin Weidinger, MSc., ist Gründer und Leiter des ZMPT Zentrums für Bewegungskompetenz. Er hat über 30 Jahre Erfahrung in der Physiotherapie und ist spezialisiert auf manuelle Therapie sowie Sportphysiotherapie. Weidinger war an der Konzeption des Masterstudiengangs Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy an der Donau-Universität Krems beteiligt und ist als Sachverständiger für Physiotherapie tätig. Zudem ist er als Trainer für die LKUF-Lehrerkrankenkasse und als Dozent an der Fachhochschule Gesundheitsberufe OÖ tätig.

Diplomas & Certificates

Certified Expert in PhysiotherapyInternational OMT Certificate Orthopedic Manual Therapy

Services

Health ManagementSports PhysiotherapyManual Therapy (Kaltenborn/Evjenth)

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Last updated: 16/10/2026, 11:35

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