Dennis is a dedicated and experienced physiotherapist specializing in the rehabilitation of climbing injuries and the optimization of climbers’ training.

He works in a data-driven manner, using dynamometer tests and a series of unique tools he has created —such as his Climbing Journal, CPS, and the Finger Strength Assessment—to track your progress and ensure you get the most out of your training.

As the owner and founder of klatreskader.dk and astrongerclimber.com, Dennis combines his professional expertise with a deep passion for climbing. This results in a treatment approach that is both evidence-based and tailored to your individual situation.

His knowledge is built on a solid foundation of courses and continuing education, including (among others) Expedition Medicine L3, Mulligan, Functional Neurology, Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization, Functional Movement Screen, and Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques.

Dennis’s broad clinical experience includes working at the Orthopedic Surgical Department at Herlev Hospital—focusing particularly on shoulder injuries—as well as at Ørestad Kiropraktik og Sundhed and Åboulevard Fysioterapi.

Thanks to this extensive background, you benefit from a physiotherapist who knows how to combine advanced treatment methods with practical experience across multiple specialties.

Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced climber, you can expect a thorough program in which Dennis analyzes your strengths and weaknesses, ensuring you focus on what will make you a better climber.

Through regular follow-up and close dialogue, you’ll gain ongoing insights into which exercises and approaches are most effective—and how to avoid relapses and overuse injuries.

If you’re looking for a physiotherapist who truly understands climbing, works in a targeted, data-driven way, and has substantial clinical expertise, Dennis is the obvious choice.

Book your consultation today and discover how a combination of physiotherapy, specialized testing, and a focus on the unique demands of climbing can boost your performance, help you recover from injuries, and increase your motivation to climb.