What is a disability?
A disability entails the loss of, damage to, or deviation from bodily or psychological functions, in the form of mental, physical, intellectual, or sensory challenges.
Study: Blood biomarker changes during dynamic standing
The study included children with cerebral palsy GMFCS IV and V showed that several hormonal and inflammatory biomarkers are dysregulated in these children , but are posti vely affected by dynamic standing exercise in the Innowalk .
[Video] Krister (15) has CP, and he uses the Innowalk every day
Krister has been using the Innowalk for 5 months, and he is already experiencing positive effects on both walking function and joint mobility. The weight-bearing standing activity is motivating and can be done…
[Video] Wheelchair user Moritz testing the new Innowalk
We were particularly looking forward to this appointment: Moritz Brückner from Guidzter have tested our dynamic standing device on site - very carefully and very honestly!
All you need to know about the latest Innowalk version 2.0!
The Innowalk is a dynamic stander which is easy and safe to use for people with complex movement disorders. It is adapted to suit individual needs and offers a comfortable balance between being supportive while…
What exercise equipment is available for people with CP?
C hildren, adolescents and adults with Cerebral Palsy (CP) are less physically active than their peers without disability. The more severe the disability , the lower participation in physical activity. Adapted…
Charlotte - the story of a strong young woman
Lotte is 21 years old and is fully engaged in life - in the truest sense of the word, and despite or perhaps because of her disability! Charlotte shared her story, her challenges and her plans with us. She is an…
Implementing the use of Innowalk Pro in a special school setting
The results from the HEROIC study, have created an evidence based guide on how to implement the Innowalk Pro in a special school setting in the United Kingdom. It has also had great impact on the the schools…