Kristian Damgaard Lyng

Kristian Damgaard Lyng is a Danish physical therapist with a master’s degree in Clinical Science and Technology from Aalborg University. Over the past seven years, he has conducted research, initially focusing on knee pain in adults and adolescents. His work then shifted toward experimental pain, including exploring the mechanisms of exercise-induced hypoalgesia and conducting various quantitative sensory testing experiments. Currently, he is dedicated to developing a new intervention for the management of subacromial pain syndrome. He uses innovative methods to address this complex problem, with a particular emphasis on implementation science and engaging end-users in the research process. He has collaborated with world-renowned researchers and has published in leading journals in both sports medicine and pain science.