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Especially in professional sports, injuries are particularly feared. A serious injury means not only pain and uncertainty, but also has a significant impact on an athlete\u2019s life. In such cases a quick comeback is usually the ultimate goal and here motivation is a decisive factor. After her severe knee injury the Austrian women’s national soccer player Julia Hickelsberger was treated with mobilization under partial weight-bearing using stapp\u200a<\/span>one and soon after was able to achieve huge therapy successes.<\/em><\/p>\n A professional athlete\u2019s biggest fear became reality for her: Julia Hickelsberger seriously injured her knee during a European Championship qualifying tournament in september 2020. The result was a knee ligament surgery followed by intensive rehabilitation. Her supervising physiotherapist Patrick Kasztner<\/a> explains that in the physiotherapeutic treatment of a knee injury, the reconstruction of the thigh muscles and postural control are essential. Rehabilitation often takes up to 6 months and means a long absence from professional training.<\/p>\n Full weight-bearing after only 6 weeks<\/b><\/p>\n Julia Hickelsberger started her prescribed physiotherapy after surgery at the Vienna Sportphysiotherapy & Performance Center<\/a> supervised from Patrick Kasztner. For the first 6 weeks they trained partial weight-bearing using live biofeedback. The pressure on the operated leg was precisely and constantly checked with stapp\u200a<\/span>one and the pressure was continuously increased to arrive at full weight-bearing. Already after 6 weeks full weight-bearing was possible and they started to work on optimizing the postural control.<\/p>\n Comeback with stapp\u200a<\/span>one<\/b><\/p>\n Mobilization with partial weight-bearing using stapp\u200a<\/span>one\u00a0helped Julia Hickelsberger to relearn and optimize the feeling of the correct weight-bearing.<\/p>\n “The live biofeedback training with the stapp\u200a<\/span>one sensor soles really motivated me and supported my rehabilitation”<\/em> the professional soccer player says happily.<\/p>\n stapp\u200a<\/span>one contributed significantly to this positive outcome with its playful training method.<\/p>\n The intelligent sensor soles from stapp\u200a<\/span>one measure and visualize the live foot pressure. The visualization of the biofeedback on a smartphone or tablet enables not only therapists, but also patients to control their exercises. So stapp\u200a<\/span>one offers the possibility of checking oneself during training – a unique and playful approach that motivates and inspires.<\/p>\n As in the example of Julia Hickelsberger, the patient can work with balance training games. stapp\u200a<\/span>one provides objective data that can be used to visualize and compare the progress made during training.<\/p>\n Do you have questions about the use of stapp\u200a<\/span>one in your clinic or practice? Contact us!<\/a> We are always at your disposal.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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