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
"It turned out that I had leukemia and efforts were made to save my legs using various treatments. However, it ultimately became clear that saving my left leg was not feasible. After many issues with my previous prosthesis provider, I requested a second opinion at De Hoogstraat Orthopedics/Protec. Finally, I am in the right place."
Read Aad's story
"It’s really strange to be able to see everything from a different perspective. I’m at eye level with others again. I can definitely feel it in all my muscles that I’m moving in a different way. The people in the apartment complex where we live were astonished when they saw me walking with crutches down the hallway. And when I first went to see my grandchildren with my prosthesis, my grandson was shocked when I stood at the door."
Read Frits's story
"Mr. Bakels wears two upper leg prostheses. He had two internal knee prostheses that were rejected by his body, requiring the amputation of both his legs. The doctor who treated him told him that at his age he would never be able to learn to walk again with prosthetic legs."
Read Rob's story
