Our Highlights

Electromyography & Inertial Measurement Unit

Using state-of-the-art technology, it is possibleto ‘look inside’ the body

• provides live biofeedback
• allows quantitative and objective measurementof muscle function
• helps with therapeutic decisions
• documents therapy and training processes
• supports patients in exercising and activatingtheir muscles

Blood Flow Restriction

With BFR, the blood flow to the upper or lowerextremity is limited during training by partialocclusion with a cuff. This means that the bloodflow during exercise is reduced and the oxygensupply in the tissue is reduced. Thisresults in astronger muscular adjustment than withoutBFR.

We also have BFR equipment for rent with us. Please contact your therapist for more information.

Virtual Reality Tools

Training under virtual reality conditions haslong since arrived in top sports. Why not alsouse it for grassrootssports? The reasons forthis are manifold and range from practicingtactical manoeuvres to learning andcorrectbehaviour under specific pressure situations toinjury prevention. Every footballer and everyteam cantrain certain movement sequences inVirtual Reality (VR) without having to stand onthe training ground or onthe pitch. Comparedto normal "dry exercises", VR offers audio-visual feedback that can simulate real game situations and thus increase the training effect.

Bioimpendance analysis

The bio-impendance analysis is a non-invasivemeasurement method for determining bodycomposition. Withthis measurement, the leanmass, the fat mass and the water balance aredetermined. A weak alternatingcurrent with ahigh frequency number is conducted throughthe body. From the resistance that the bodyopposesto the alternating current, one canobtain measured values with which one cancalculate the body composition.

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Cold compression therapy for the treatment ofacute injuries.

The intermittent pneumatic compressionstimulates the natural muscle contractions, which supports the“pumping off” of edemaand supplies the injured area with oxygen-richblood more quickly.
At the same time, the temperature remainscontinuously cold. This cold removes heat fromthe injured area andthus causes an efficienttemperature reduction, reducing edema, muscle cramps or pain.