SKILLCOURT
research results
Advancement through research
At SKILLCOURT, we apply the highest scientific standards to analyse quality, effectiveness and mechanisms of action. Together with our scientific partners, diagnostics and training are constantly evaluated and further developed.
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- \Ongoing development
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Studies in international journals
Published
articles
Validity of SKILLCOURT technology for the assessment of mobility and cognitive performance in healthy, active adults
Reliability and suitability of the SKILLCOURT as a computerised test instrument for agility and motor-cognitive skills
Effects of a 6-week motor-cognitive agility training programm on football test performance in adult amateur players
Validity of a motor-cognitive dual-task agility test in elite adolescent football players
Completed projects
Ongoing projects
Published studies
Congress contributions
Final theses
Results according to scientific standards
Completed
research projects
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Training
Diagnostics
Mechanisms
Scientific studies in the
planning and realisation
Current
research priorities
SKILLCOURT in fall prediction and prevention
This project investigates the possibility of using diagnostics on the SKILLCOURT to assess the risk of falling in old age.
In addition, training programmes are being developed and evaluated to reduce the risk of falls.
SKILLCOURT
for sports
A number of studies have investigated the relationship between performance on SKILLCOURT and the frequency of injuries and playing performance in sport.
In addition, the effectiveness of SKILLCOURT training in ball and game sports will be further evaluated.
SKILLCOURT
and brain
A current study is investigating the effects of SKILLCOURT training on brain activity and the exchange of information in the brain.
SKILLCOURT training is compared with ‘classic’ computer-based cognitive training and pure endurance training.
SKILLCOURT
Research
network
Through research projects with first-class partners, SKILLCOURT gains scientific knowledge and drives development forward. On this basis, we are shaping the future of diagnostics and training!
What our
partners say
Prof. Dr. Thorben Hülsdünker
‘SKILLCOURT is an integral part of my working group’s research and has already been used successfully with children, older people and competitive athletes.’
Dr. Thomas Stoll
‘With SKILLCOURT, we are not only supporting our professionals, but also our youth players in particular, in order to offer them the best possible development.’
Klaus Meierstein
“The SKILLCOURT is part of my daily work with patients and athletes. It is extremely useful for diagnostics, return-to-play therapy and neurocentric training.”
Users
Locations
Countries
Exercises
Industries
Industries
SKILLCOURT in action
Therapy
- Increase revenue
- Shorter waiting times
- Positioning as a top facility
Fitness
- Increase revenue
- Addressing new target groups
- Screening and training on one device
Pro sports
- Automated performance diagnostics
- Optimized rehabilitation
- Individual talent development
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appointment here
Book an appointment for an introductory meeting with one of our experts quickly and conveniently online here. Get started today with the game changer SKILLCOURT!
- Direct online appointment booking
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- Duration: 20 minutes
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And send us a non-binding inquiry
Are you interested in SKILLCOURT and would like more information on how the training can be tailored to your needs? Then get in touch with us and we will work out a concept for your challenge together!
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Fill out the contact form – let us know more about you and your goals!
Step 2
We will contact you and find an appointment for a personal introductory meeting with one of our experts.
Step 3
We will introduce you to our concept that suits you and your challenge and from which you will benefit in the long term!