Dizziness & balance
When walking, moving your head or being in busy surroundings makes you feel unsteady.
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Applied Neurofunction & neuroathletic training in Vilshofen
What's holding you back?
Dizziness, pain, strained vision — or feeling stuck in your training? I'm Tino, and I'll take a closer look with you. Through targeted tests and neurofunctional work, we explore which approaches may suit you.
20 minutes · by phone · no obligation
Why I work this way
I'm Tino. I know what it's like to look for answers.
I used to work as a mechanical engineer. Health challenges of my own changed my everyday life and career path. That's how I came to neurocentric work.
My analytical approach has stayed with me. Alongside it is the experience of not being able to do something and not knowing how to move forward. That's why I first want to understand what limits you — and what you'd like to be able to do again.
- Z-Health Master Practitioner
- NeuroFI Master
- Health Coach
What matters to you
Where would you like to move forward?
Explore my areas of focus for more information about your concerns.
Vision & visual strain
When screen work, reading, light or moving surroundings put strain on your eyes and daily life.
Learn moreFunctional symptoms & pain
When knee or shoulder pain, headaches or migraines limit you — or functional symptoms such as digestive problems associated with irritable bowel syndrome affect your everyday life.
Learn moreNeuroathletic training for athletes & clubs
Personal support for your sport and programmes for teams and clubs — on my sports website, Neuroathletik Bayern.
Visit Neuroathletik BayernComplex symptoms & regulation
When your capacity to cope varies and several symptoms occur together. This area explores the autonomic nervous system and functional relationships.
Learn moreChildren's concentration & learning
When attention, perception or movement tasks are difficult for your child in everyday life and learning.
Learn moreComplementary neurocentric support following medical assessment.
Test rather than guess
What happens at an appointment?
You tell me what you find difficult and what you'd like to achieve. Then we begin practical work — clearly explained and adapted to your capacity.
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Understand and assess
Depending on your concerns, we may assess mobility, balance or eye movement control. This gives us a starting point for comparison.
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Work in a targeted way
I test selected movements or sensory inputs. I specifically link a helpful response to the function that showed a difficulty earlier — this is neurofunctional integration.
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Compare again
We repeat the tests. Together, we look at what has changed and what a sensible next step might be for you.
Experiences of working together
How others experienced their appointments
Reviews on three platforms and personal accounts of working together.
The reviews below have been translated from German. Links open the original reviews.
Knee pain & stress
“I've now seen you twice. The knee pain has completely gone, and the stress is increasingly easing too … That's precisely what I appreciate: the work here isn't superficial; it goes into real depth.”
Sabine B.
Read the Google review ↗
Complex symptoms
“After each of my three appointments, I noticed steady improvement, so I now feel like myself again. I'm so grateful to Tino for helping me and doing this work!”
Monika K.
Read the Google review ↗
Shoulder control & training
“It took just one session to bring my grip strength and shoulder control to the same level as my right side. My overall sense of my muscles during training also improved enormously.”
Colin R.
Read the Google review ↗
Personal experiences vary. They do not promise a particular course of progress or a comparable result.
Before your first appointment
What else would you like to know?
Do I need to know which area of focus suits me?
No. Tell me what's on your mind and what you'd like to achieve. During our free first conversation we explore whether and in what form my work might suit your concerns.
What do we discuss in the free first conversation?
We talk by phone for 20 minutes about your concerns and main questions. There's no obligation, and this is not yet a detailed functional assessment. Afterwards, you decide whether you'd like to book a further appointment.
How long is a session, and what does it cost?
A regular session lasts 60 minutes. This is a privately paid service; I do not bill health insurance providers. You can see the current price in the relevant booking calendar before completing your booking. Appointment types and booking calendars.
How many appointments will I need?
There's no fixed answer in advance. After your first appointment, we discuss whether further sessions seem helpful and how far apart they should be. Your concerns and what we learn from working together guide that decision.
Can I have an online appointment?
Yes. The ‘Neuro-Check & Orientation’ lasts 60 minutes and takes place via Google Meet. It offers a functional assessment and helps plan next steps; it is not equivalent to the comprehensive work we can do in person. View the online appointment.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Wear comfortable clothes that let you move freely. If you have them, you can bring relevant medical findings and information about previous examinations or treatment. You don't need to master any specific exercises beforehand.
Does working together replace a medical examination or treatment?
No. I work as a trainer. Our work together replaces neither medical diagnosis nor medically necessary treatment. New, sudden, severe or unexplained symptoms should first be assessed medically.
The first step can be simple
Let's talk about what matters to you.
You don't need to know yet which area of focus suits you. In a free phone conversation, we get to know each other briefly and explore whether my work is the right next step for you.
20 minutes · by phone · free and without obligation
A question about booking? Send me an email.
Sharing knowledge
Neuroathletic training for your team.
For teams, coaches and clubs, I teach neurocentric concepts through talks, workshops and professional development — with insights into practical work.