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The BIOSWING® Balance Test is the test method for illustrating your customers’ coordination skills quickly and clearly. The better the nervous system’s ability to adapt to the oscillations triggered by the Posturomed® platform, the higher your stability percentage score in the BIOSWING® Balance Test.
With the BIOSWING® Balance Test, you can offer your customers an appealing, simple and easily performed test method. With the results of the BIOSWING® Balance Test, you can make your customers aware of a potential risk of falling or injury resulting from reduced neuromuscular coordination. You can then offer each of your customers a printed template showing the findings along with a corresponding interpretation. You can obtain all the printed templates you need free of charge from HAIDER BIOSWING.
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We will be happy to send you your desired number of test evaluation forms for your event, which can be filled out quickly and easily.
You can also rent our Balance Test for your events!
Compact hardware
Compact software
Compact taking of measurements
Health days
Trade fairs
Company events
Health management
Health insurance companies
Health studios
Healthcare service providers
Carmen Winter, M.A. Sport and movement gerontology, B.A. health promotion and Tobias Hold, M.B.A. sports management, B.A. sports science. Both managing directors of GESUNDHEITSMOTOR with many years of professional experience as project managers, consultants, speakers and personal trainers in company health management.
“The BIOSWING Balance Test is an ingeniously easy measurement procedure for measuring neuromuscular coordination skills and thus the dynamic standing stability of our customers in company health management. We are thus able to screen the workforce in little time, especially in large companies. For a health day, for example, we can thus gain an overview of the risk of falling or being injured for all employees. Furthermore, the employees become very ambitious and practice all variants of standing on one leg.”