Stories
Real experiences from athletes who have firmly integrated PSR into their daily training and competition routines. They provide firsthand accounts of how they cope with high workloads, how they utilize recovery phases more efficiently, and what role PSR plays in their performance. No theory, no promises – just practical insights from elite sports, where stress, time pressure, and performance converge daily.
Leonie Ebert
For Leonie, rapid physical relief is crucial in order to consistently perform at a top level.
The PSR Pant System has been an integral part of her daily training routine since 2019. It helps her to reduce stress in a targeted manner, support blood circulation, and be ready for the next session more quickly – both in training and in competition.
Title:
German Champion in Foil Individual & Team 2019
European Champion 2022
Jan Völker
High training volumes, intense matches, and short recovery periods characterize Jan's competitive routine. To maintain peak performance in the long term, targeted recovery after exertion is crucial.
Since 2020, he has relied on the PSR Pant System to reduce muscle tension, improve blood circulation, and get back to training or competition faster. It's an integral part of his preparation and recovery routine.
Title:
German Champions 2019 Men's Doubles
Alexandra Burghardt
Explosive starts, maximum exertion, and short recovery windows characterize Alexandra's daily routine in sprinting. To consistently perform at a top international level, targeted muscle relief is crucial.
Since 2018, she has used the PSR Pant System as an integral part of her training and competition routine. It helps her reduce muscle tension, improve blood circulation, and recover more quickly for intense training sessions and competitions. This is a clear advantage, especially during periods with a high volume of competitions.
Team:
sprinter of the German national team
Title:
German Champion (200 m) 2023
Vice-champion (100 m) 2024 Bronze medalist at the Olympics (4×100 m) 2024
European Champion (4×100 m) 2022
