„CONNECT2025 stands for „Connective Tissues in Sports Medicine“. This international congress, which takes place every four years, is a highlight that sheds light on the role of fascial tissues in sport and movement. The congress is organized by the Chair of Conservative and Rehabilitative Orthopaedics under the direction of Prof. Dr. med. Horstmann in cooperation with the Fascia Research Charity Association under the direction of Dr. Robert Schleip.
Renowned international researchers will provide exciting insights into current work in the field of connective tissue research. In addition, more than 10 research groups will present their respective projects in the field of fascia in athletic training, rehabilitation and human health.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to gain the latest insights and direct application of knowledge in dealing with clients, athletes and patients.
University of South Florida
founding Director of the Spaulding National Running Center at the Harvard Medical School
CONNECT2025
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Professor in Sports Medicine, Faculty of Health & Medical Sciences
University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Head & Consultant, Institute of Sports Medicine Dept of Orthopedic
TOPIC: The Role of Collagen Turnover in Tendon Health and Sports Performance
Dr. Katja Bartsch
Sports Scientist, Technical University Munich
CONNECT2025
Dr. med. Kurt Mosetter is a doctor and alternative practitioner. Founder of myoreflex therapy with integrated KiD movement program. Kurt Mosetter worked closely with Jürgen Klinsmann (2011-2016) and with Ralf Rangnick during his time as coach and sports director (TSG Hoffenheim; RB Leipzig).
Department of Training and Movement Sciences,
interaction of the neural and musculoskeletal system
Humboldt University of Berlin
Topic:Optimizing Tendon Function: Load Management, Training, and Recovery
Humboldt University of Berlin
CONNECT2025
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Professor, Institute of Human Movement Science, Sport and Health
University of Graz, Austria
TOPIC: Fascia, Stretching, and Injury Prevention: Evidence-Based Strategies for Athletes
former Physiotherapist of the German National Football Team, German Davis Cup Team, German Olympic Team,
Lecturer at the Institute for Sports Science, University of Regensburg
abr>Instructor for Sports Physiotherapy at the German Olympic Sports Confederation
former Spokesperson for Physiotherapists of the German Olympic Sports Confederation
Professor at Federal University of Minas, Gerais, Brasil
Department of Neuromotor Skills and Movement,
Institute of Sports Science, University of Bayreuth
TOPIC: How Myofascial Chains Influence Performance and Injury Risk in Athletes
Specialist in orthopedics and trauma surgery & sports scientist; Founder of fascia-orthopedics; Book-author of „Die Fitness-Lüge“
Research associate at TUM in the field of myofascial physiology and pathology
TOPIC: Fascia, Pain, and Performance: What Connective Tissue Science Tells Us
Scott Wearing is an Associate Professor at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany. His research interests include the measurement of soft tissue properties and their adaptation to exercise, pathology and disease.
TOPIC: The Role of Connective Tissues in Load Transfer and Athletic Efficiency
Faszienforschung TUM School of Medicine and Health Technische Universität München
TUM Sport Campus im Olympiapark
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Hochschulsport München (ZHS)
80809 München
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