Kieser Heidelberg

Kieser Heidelberg

A strong body is a prerequisite for an active, healthy and pain free life. At Kieser Heidelberg, what sets us apart is our unique fusion of health and exercise science. Our centres are staffed by highly qualified Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists and Exercise Scientists. We welcome new patients and we are passionate about helping our clients live happier, healthier, longer lives.

With over 30 years experience in delivering rehabilitation and performance programs across Europe, Kieser is regarded as a world leader in scientific health and strength training. We have a focus on:

• Improving the symptoms of back pain and preventing recurrence
• Enhancing sports performance
• Acute disc injuries
• Sciatic pain
• Managing sports injuries
• Acute joint injuries
• Core weakness
• Spondylolisthesis
• Post surgical rehabilitation
• Diabetes
• Osteoporosis

As well as general Physiotherapy, we have a focus on Exercise Science to help all clients build strength to prevent recurrence of pain. At Kieser Heidelberg we are able to design a strength and conditioning program for whatever is important to you, whether you're looking to prepare yourself for your day-to-day work and its effects on your back, building muscle for sport or simply looking to remain strong and pain-free.

Our focus at Kieser Heidelberg is on functional improvement irrespective of pursuits, age or condition. Our Kieser Heidelberg facility does not have the traditional fitness environment. At Kieser Heidelberg, we believe our clients should be able to train in a clean, bright, uncluttered space, free of any distractions so the focus can be solely upon strength training and rehabilitation. This is why our Heidelberg strength & conditioning centre has no music, no mirrors and no distractions. We believe this creates a non-intimidating fitness centre that welcomes clients from all levels of physical ability.

If you have never seen a Kieser facility, we invite you to visit Kieser Heidelberg and personally experience the Kieser difference.

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