's studies and career My professional career after secondary school began with a technical college entrance qualification and an apprenticeship as a carpenter. I then worked for a year as a carpenter's assistant on construction sites before completing my bachelor's degree in project management/civil engineering and going on to do a master's degree in engineering management. During two six-month stays abroad in Guatemala and Argentina, I had the opportunity to get to know other countries and cultures while studying, and I now speak fluent English and Spanish. After graduating, I worked as a construction manager for a large construction company for four years.
However, after many years in the construction industry, I realized that this industry would not give me the fulfillment I was looking for, so I started looking elsewhere. At exactly the same time, I was receiving individual coaching from Alexander Schenk as an athlete and was able to experience his unique working methods and comprehensive expertise firsthand. I was so fascinated by all of this that I decided, "I want to do that too," and help people with their complaints and further their athletic development.
I joined Alexander Schenk's team at the beginning of the year and have successfully completed my biomechanics training. Since then, I have been working closely with him in the areas of pain counseling and athlete support. I am currently successfully coaching several athletes on a one-on-one basis, helping them achieve a pain-free life and reach their personal goals.

Motorcycle racing
My greatest passion for over 12 years has been motorcycle racing. I travel throughout Europe to the world's most famous Grand Prix racetracks and compete in amateur races for the fastest lap times and the best placings. The basis for fast lap times is, on the one hand, good confidence in the tires and, on the other hand, good feedback from the chassis elements.
Through further training and courses in the field of motorcycle suspension and my own experience in racing, I am able to optimize the handling of the motorcycle by adjusting the geometry and the spring and damping settings so that the rider can fully exploit their riding potential without an increased risk of crashing and can simply feel comfortable on the motorcycle.

Endurance sports
I have been an avid triathlete for over 5 years. Each of the three disciplines has its own appeal and charm. Swimming, cycling, and running make up the majority of my daily routine and give me mental relaxation on the one hand and a deep sense of satisfaction after hard work on the other. After successfully completing a 70.3 Ironman (half distance), I now have my sights set on further goals such as a marathon and a full Ironman. I am also very involved in cycling and compete in long-distance races such as the Alb-Extrem and the Ötztaler Radmarathon. Thanks to my own experience in endurance training, I understand the interrelationships and can make appropriate recommendations and create individual training plans.

Nutrition
Due to health problems in my youth, such as digestive problems, frequent infectious diseases, and taking many medications, I became interested in healthy nutrition at an early age and was able to get my own problems under control. For over 15 years, I have been educating myself about healthy nutrition and am now able to help athletes with health problems and provide basic recommendations and suggestions for improvement. I myself have been eating a purely plant-based (vegan) diet for over 7 years and, due to histamine intolerance, an almost histamine-free diet, and I feel better than ever before.