Device Training - Medical Equipment Therapy
Medical device training for strength, endurance, and coordination – targeted, effective, and under therapeutic guidance
What is Device Training (KGG)?
Device training is an active training therapy on medical training equipment under therapeutic supervision. It serves for targeted muscle building, improvement of strength, endurance, and coordination, as well as restoration of resilience after injuries or operations.
Benefits of Device Training
- Muscle Building: Targeted development of weakened muscles
- Strength Increase: Improvement of muscle strength and resilience
- Joint Stabilization: Stabilization of unstable joints through strengthened muscles
- Coordination: Training of movement sequences and body awareness
Training Concept
Our device training follows a structured plan:
Initial Assessment
Comprehensive analysis of strength, mobility, and coordination
Individual Training Plan
Creation of a personalized training program tailored to your goals
Guided Training
Execution of exercises under therapeutic supervision with continuous adjustment
Progress Monitoring
Regular evaluation and adjustment of training intensity
Applications
Device training is particularly frequently used for:
After Operations
- • Cruciate ligament surgery
- • Meniscus surgery
- • Shoulder surgery
- • Hip and knee replacements
Chronic Conditions
- • Back pain
- • Arthritis
- • Herniated discs
- • Unstable joints
Muscular Deficits
- • Muscle weakness
- • Muscle imbalances
- • Postural weakness
- • Deconditioning
Prevention
- • Fall prevention
- • Osteoporosis prophylaxis
- • Injury prevention
- • Performance maintenance
Combination with Other Therapies
Device training can be effectively combined with:
- Manual Therapy for joint mobilization
- Classic Massage for muscle relaxation
- Heat Therapy for pain relief before training
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a training session last?
A device training session typically lasts 60 minutes. This includes warm-up, strength training, coordination exercises, and cool-down. The exact duration depends on your prescription and fitness level.
Is device training suitable for beginners?
Yes, absolutely! We adjust the training to your individual fitness level and physical condition. Even with no prior training experience, you can benefit from device training.
How many sessions per week are recommended?
Typically, 2-3 training sessions per week are recommended to achieve optimal results. The exact frequency depends on your goals and starting situation.
Do I need a doctor's prescription?
Yes, device training (KGG) is a prescription service. Your doctor must prescribe 'KGG' or 'Device Training' on the prescription. This is usually prescribed for 6 sessions.
What's the difference from regular gym training?
Device training in physiotherapy is medically supervised and specifically addresses your symptoms or deficits. Training is individually tailored and continuously monitored by therapists.
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