DOSB sports physiotherapist Thomas Stubner (mainkoerper360.de) uses the microcurrent from the LuXXaMed HD2000+ on the players of the national ice hockey team every day. The 2021 World Championship in Riga is the highlight of the year for the ice hockey world – for the national team players, the support staff and, of course, the fans.

“The new software is outstanding. I sit at the machine every evening and work things out. The lads are really taking to it.” (DOSB sports physiotherapist Thomas Stubner)

Marcel Noebels scored the winning penalty to send the German national ice hockey team through to the semi-finals at the 2021 World Championship in Riga.

He had sustained an injury during the match and was treated immediately with the LuXXaMed HD2000+. We saw the results in the penalty shoot-out!

LuXXaMed microcurrent therapy has been valued and used in professional sport for many years. Starting at the 2000 Sydney Olympics with the predecessor model, the Clinic-Master, right up to today’s HD2000+.

Rapid treatment of athletes’ injuries, as well as faster recovery after competitions, are key factors for athletes and the sports physiotherapists and doctors who look after them.

We tested the concept of faster recovery using microcurrent in collaboration with sports scientists in a case study. Robert Stieglitz (former world boxing champion) used the microcurrent and reported that he felt he was recovering more quickly. The sports scientists’ analyses revealed improved aerobic adaptation following the use of microcurrent. You can find an article on ‘Microcurrent and Athlete Recovery’ here

The topic of microcurrent, recovery and sport has also been covered in one of our podcasts. Dr Marco Prümmer, a doctor and sports medicine specialist, and sports physiotherapist Christian Foulds-Saupe were interviewed on this topic at LuXXaMed. Listen to the episode