Segmental stabilisation of the lumbar spine in a seated positiondimensions: length: 201 cm / width: 95 cm / height: 170 cmSegmental stabilisationCurrent state of research in back therapy confirms that segmental stabilisation of the lumbar spine must take place before actual strength training. The deep-lying transversus abdominis muscle and the multifidus lumbalis muscle are mainly responsible for the lumbar spine. These are not large, strong movement muscles, but rather sensitive positioning and holding muscles. They bring the individual vertebral bodies into the biomechanically correct position in order to protect the intervertebral disc from incorrect loading, for example.Motor control of the lumbar spine Many back patients have lost the important motor control of the lumbar spine. Practising coordinatively demanding movements in the Back Therapy Centre improves motor control and forms the basis for further training.Training the deep musclesThe function of the transversus abdominis and multifidus lumbalis muscles has atrophied as a result of a relaxed posture and permanent underload. Accordingly, the training of these deep-lying muscles is of fundamental importance in modern back therapy.Deep sensory training by Dr WOLFFThis is precisely where the Dr WOLFF concept comes in and differs fundamentally from conventional systems. Extremely small and coordinatively demanding exercises ensure that the transversus and multifidus muscles are activated.The deep-seated, segmental stabilising muscles are activated on three levels:sagital - frontal - transversal And in three different exercise positions: sitting - lying - standingBiofeedbackThe extraordinary device technology supports the therapist in the difficult task of reactivation: sensitive digital sensors record the small movements to be performed by the patient and document the training movement via an optical display unit. The key to success lies in the visualisation of the training movement and the exercise position:easy learning of the stabilising exercisesquick "internalisation" of the movement sequenceslow-risk movementsdefined range of movementcontrollable from minimal, patient-appropriateto extremely high load intensity.Device technologyAll devices comply with: CE in accordance with the Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EECThe training media have been specially developed for segmental stabilisation of the lumbar spine according to Dr. WOLFF. An intelligent device design provides unique biomechanical solutions (patented). Simple and convenient operation makes it easier for patients to familiarise themselves with the device and train independently.