Movement training
Would you like to feel more confident while walking? Do you find walking on different surfaces challenging? Do you have trouble trusting your prosthesis or does moving take a lot of energy? Or would you like to try running with a sports blade? Our movement trainer is happy to assist you with a training session!
Movement training from Protec
Our personal coach is here to help!
Our personal coach
For walking training, you can turn to our movement trainer Frank Dik. Frank has been training prosthetic users for years in walking with both daily and sports prostheses. As a former national coach of para-athletics, he knows everything about moving correctly. He will be happy to assist you!
Walking training
After Frank’s walking training(s):
- You will have more confidence in your prosthesis;
- You will dare to do more than you thought;
- You will be able to do more than you thought;
- You will have more control over your prosthesis;
- You will walk more easily and have energy left over.
Running training
Would you like to get started with a sports blade? Or have you been running on a sports blade for a while and want to improve your running skills? Frank is happy to help you enhance your running with a sports blade.
We are only happy, when you are
"Before, I sometimes spent an hour and a half in the fitting room without seeing anyone. I also had no idea what was being done to my prosthesis. Here, I sit at the coffee table, have a nice chat, and in the meantime, I quickly get a prosthesis that allows me to walk again. What more could you ask for?"
Read Pierre's story
"I’ve now been a prosthesis user for half a century. For many years, I functioned quite well with my prostheses. I am a visual artist and a teacher, I lead an active life, and I have a job that requires me to stand. I’ve also always traveled a lot. However, I often suffered from sores in my groin, but I kept going. I simply want to do things and not always be focused on my prosthesis, which can limit me."
Read Hilli's story
"In the hospital, they suspected a streptococcal infection, and to save my life, my left upper leg was amputated. The physiotherapist at the hospital assured me that with a good prosthesis, I would be able to do everything again. He warned me not to be too quick to settle and not to be fobbed off with the first prosthesis I was offered. Advice that later came in handy."
Read Karin's story
