Mike is a Physical Therapist, Athletic Trainer, coach, and runner. He attended UW-La Crosse for his undergraduate degree in Athletic Training and doctorate degree of Physical Therapy (DPT). While earning his physical therapy degree, Mike practiced throughout the La Crosse area as a Certified Athletic Trainer at many high school athletics programs as well as with college athletes at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse.

Along with athletics, Mike enjoys working with runners to help them to achieve their goals and ensure that they can continue to explore the world one step at a time. As a running coach, Mike guides runners all over the country with training, strength, and racing strategies. Mike is very passionate about his own running, competing as a Silver Star Nutrition Athlete at many local, national, and international races, ranging from 5k to 100-mile ultramarathons. Along with his own running, Mike is an active member of the midwest running community. He is a volunteer in the local community and is one of the race directors for the Hixon 50, La Crosse’s only 5k, 10k, 25k, 50k race.

Mike has a strong interest in hands-on physical therapy, utilizing soft tissue mobilization, manipulations, and dry needling. Mike is also interested in helping to improve chronic injuries along with preventing injuries. Future goals entail continuing to learn best practices to better serve his patients and pursuing board certification as either an orthopedic or sports clinical specialist.

Mike is a Physical Therapist, Athletic Trainer, coach, and runner. He attended UW-La Crosse for h... Read More

Matt graduated from Simpson College in Indianola, IA in 2004 with his Bachelor of Arts in Athletic Training and Exercise Science. While at Simpson College he became Certified in Strength and Conditioning through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Interested in continuing professional growth he went on to the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Program graduating in 2008. Here he had the opportunity to complete a clinical internship with the United States Coast Guard.

Dr. Haberl then completed his Orthopedic Physical Therapy Residency Training in 2010 and his Fellowship in Manual Therapy with Evidence in Motion in 2012. He specializes in neuromusculoskeletal rehabilitation and prevention of injuries. He offers a unique perspective to restoring an individual’s optimal pain-free movement with the use of the Functional Movement Screen, Selective Functional Movement Assessment, integrating a variety of different manual therapy, as well as assisted soft tissue mobilization complimented with a variety of corrective exercises.

Outside of the sports rehabilitation and enhancement, he does specialize in more persistent pain populations including chronic low back pain, neck pain, headaches and migraines, fibromyalgia, complex regional pain syndrome.

Matt graduated from Simpson College in Indianola, IA in 2004 with his Bachelor of Arts in Athleti... Read More

Kyle received his undergraduate degree in Biokinetics with an emphasis in Exercise Science from Bethel University in 2013. He pursued a career in Sports Performance Coaching and worked as a Clinical Performance Coach for a physical therapy company. Kyle decided to further his education and received a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse.

Kyle has years of experience working with youth, high school, collegiate, and semi/professional athletes. He has a strong passion for helping individuals identify and achieve their goals. He believes that every patient is unique and will constantly strive to find the best possible treatment for each patient. He uses many treatment options to address impairments including hands-on manual therapy, dry-needling, exercise prescription, postural retraining, and education.

When outside of the clinic Kyle enjoys spending time with his wife, hiking, camping, hunting, riding motorcycles, or anything that relates to the outdoors.

Kyle received his undergraduate degree in Biokinetics with an emphasis in Exercise Science from B... Read More