Klaus Isele
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| Born | December 6, 1980 Bregenz, Austria |
| Nationality | Austrian |
| Citizenship | Austria |
| Education | Msc |
| Alma mater | Vienna School for Osteopathy |
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| Organization | Therapierbar |
| Known for | Founder, owner and CEO of the Therapierbar. |
Klaus Isele (Born 06.12.1980 in Bregenz) living in Dornbirn, is an Austrian Osteopath (MSc D.O.), CEO of Therapierbar, physiotherapist and certified sport climbing trainer.
Career
Klaus Isele is founder (2011), owner and CEO of the Therapierbar – a practice for osteopathy, physiotherapy and pain therapy with various locations in Schwarzach, Hohenems, Lingenau and Bregenz. From 2009 - 2019 he supported the Austrian Climbing Team and accompanied the climbers during international competitions. From 2017 - 2019 he supported the professional climber Adam Ondra, with whom he worked together on Adams project „Silence“, which he could send in September 2017. By sending this route, Adam Ondra set a new milestone in climbing history by opening the grade 9c with Silence, (Flatanger, Norway)[1][2][3][4]
Klaus Isele is a member of the following associations/groups:
•International Rock Climbing Research Association (IRCRA)[5]
•Olympic Medical Pool[6] (Leistungssport Austria)
•Climbing Physios[7]
•Partner of the Olympic Centre in Vorarlberg[8]
•GOTS[9] Member (Society for Orthopaedic Traumatologic Sports Medicine)
Isele-Method[10]
Working as physiotherapist and osteopath with professional athletes for many years and investigating the possibilities of new treatment methods as part of his Master studies (2016), Klaus developed a new local osteopathic, conservative treatment method for climbing induced finger pain – the Isele-method. This method was proved to reduce finger pain in a randomized, controlled pilot study trial. It was shown that the intensity of finger pain was reduced significantly after one treatment (54 out of 60 participants), for chronic as well as for acute complaints. The method allows a fast return to the daily training routine, most of the time already 48 hours after the treatment. The treatment with the Isele-method made it possible for the participants to increase the training intensity immediately. Moreover the goal of this treatment is to increase life quality of the patients by enabling them to come back to training and routines quickly.[11]
Climbing Physios[12]
The platform Climbing Physios was founded by Klaus Isele in 2018. It is a constantly growing, worldwide network of climbing physiotherapists who support professional athletes. The aim of this network is the fast exchange of knowledge. It is created to be able to share information about injuries and treatments. Moreover the network is used for sharing experience based information about trends and innovations. Current board members are: Paul Houghoughi (UK), Zack DiChristino (US) and Ryuichiro Tomizawa (JPN).[13]
Supported Athletes
For more than 10 years Klaus Isele has supported professional athletes from various disciplines. Some of them, who are/were supported, are named here:
Fabian Buhl
Shauna Coxsey
Kilian Fischhuber
Jain Kim (Kim-ja-in)
Jacopo Larcher
Sean McColl
Akiyo Noguchi
Adam Ondra
Tamira Paszek
Alex Puccio
Gigi Rüf
Katharina Saurwein
Jakob Schubert
Dmitrii Sharafutdinov
Anna Stöhr
Jorg Verhoeven
Nadine Wallner
Michael Wohlleben
Daniel Woods
Lecturing Activities
• August 2019: Japan, Tokyo: Climbing Physios Meeting
ICCTA Vol. 3 - International Conservative Climbing Treatment Assembly
• June 2019: Austria, Salzburg: Congress of GOTS (Society for Orthopaedic Traumatologic Sports Medicine)
Lecture: Support of athletes in competitive sports
• March 2019: Peru: Lima, Climbers Congress: Escalada y más
Workshop & Lecture: Competitive sports, injury prevention in climbing, Isele-Method
• July 2018: Switzerland, Chamonix: IRCRA (International Rock Climbing Research Association)
Presenting the Isele-Method
• November 2017: Austria, Vienna: DOSB Congress:
Lecture: Support of professional climbing athletes in competitive sports
• 2013: Great Britain, Sheffield: Climbing Injury Symposium of the British Mountaineering Council
Lecture: Effective stretching and thoracic spine treatment approach
Education & Qualifications
2019/20 Training course Sport osteopathy DOSB (German Olympic Sports Confederation), Hamburg
2016 Master of Science, WSO (Vienna School for Osteopathy), Vienna
2008-2015 Studies of Osteopathy, (Vienna School for Osteopathy), Vienna
2013 Certified Sportclimbing trainer
2012 Pain therapy (Liebscher & Bracht)
2010- 2011 Fascial Distortion Model (FDM) educational course in sports traumatology
2009 Instructor Sportclimbing, competitive sports
2004-2007 Eductaion as physiotherapist at the Bernd Blindow School, Friedrichshafen
2003-2004 General eductaion for sports trainers at the Bundessportakademie (National Academy for Sports), Vienna
References
- ↑ "Kletter.de: Adam Ondra klettert erste 9c".
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ↑ "Allmountain: Mission erfüllt" (PDF).
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ↑ "Climbing.com: Interview: How Adam Ondra Used Next-Gen Visualization to Send Silence (5.15d)".
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ↑ "Alpin.de: Adam Ondra im Gespräch".
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ↑ https://www.ircra.rocks/
- ↑ "Therapeutenliste (A-Z) zum Medical Pool » Leistungssport Austria". Leistungssport Austria (in Deutsch). Retrieved 2020-04-26.
- ↑ https://climbingphysios.com/
- ↑ https://olympiazentrum-vorarlberg.at/
- ↑ https://www.gots.org/en/
- ↑ "Poster Isele Method" (PDF).
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ↑ "ISELE-METHOD".
- ↑ "climbingphysios | We share, inform, prevent and educate". Retrieved 2020-04-26.
- ↑ "Climbing Physios".
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External Links
- THERAPIERBAR company website
- HOME - Physioandclimb.com
- Klaus Isele on Facebook
- Klaus Isele on Instagram
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