19/06/2026
In basketball, injuries rarely happen “out of nowhere”.
They often show up when control breaks down, on a landing, during a cut, after contact, or under fatigue.
That’s why this long-term work focused on something simple to understand: single-leg control.
Over 6 years, 55 professional basketball players were prospectively monitored, and the program evolved from classic unstable-surface drills to High-Frequency Proprioceptive Training (HFPT) with the Delos Postural Proprioceptive System that quantify and train control.
The idea is straightforward: when the stimulus becomes more precise you can train it better, more consistently, and track progress over time.
👉 The results showed a statistically significant reduction in the occurrence of ankle sprains (-81%), low back pain (-78%) and knee sprains (-65%).
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