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Piccolo Physio

We’ll show you how easy it can be to integrate movement into physiotherapy.
Directly during treatment.
Between classic exercises.
As a supplement in 1:1 sessions with patients.

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Piccolo Physio
Piccolo Physio

35 Piccolo trainings & exercises.
Watch them here in the playlist! 👇🏽
Or via the YouTube-playlist.

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What’s the benefit in physiotherapy?

A piece of sports equipment that patients jump around on during therapy?
Sounds unusual – but it’s exactly what modern physiotherapy needs.

The exercises aren’t complicated.
They’re not sweat-inducing.
They require no preparation.
And that’s exactly why they fit perfectly into everyday practice.

Activation & Awareness

Piccolo challenges balance, core stability, and coordination.
The brain has to respond – keeping patients attentive and active.
This way, the body is engaged holistically throughout therapy.

Posture & Stability

Many patients come with back or shoulder issues, or general instability.
Piccolo automatically activates the stabilizing muscles.
As a result, patients learn to better control their posture and improve it in daily life.

Scientifically Proven

Proprioception and sensorimotor training are core elements of physiotherapy.
With Piccolo, these processes are promoted playfully – without the need for lengthy explanations.

Sitting is the new smoking – even in rehab

Prolonged sitting and lack of movement are risk factors behind many of the complaints patients bring into practice.
Piccolo offers a simple way to reintroduce movement into everyday life – even after therapy sessions.

Unstable surface – training for the brain

Standing on an unstable surface or compensating for small movements combines physical activity with mental work.
This supports therapeutic success: faster progress, better body control, and more sustainable results.

What’s the Piccolo good for in physiotherapy?

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  • For activation exercises before or after manual treatment
  • For sensorimotor training after injuries
  • For balance and coordination exercises
  • For playful variety in therapy
  • For self-exercises that patients can also perform independently

Want to learn more?
Get in touch with us directly!

Felix Mumenthaler

+41 79 656 19 57
info@sensopro.swiss

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