FLORYQ Clinical Investigation
What If Something Is Being Missed?
Could an Overlooked Physical Driver Influence Performance and Injury Recurrence?
Elite athletes have access to exceptional medical care, rehabilitation and performance monitoring.
Yet some physical problems persist.
Some return.
What if something is being missed?
FLORYQ is investigating whether an overlooked physical driver could already be relevant before an athlete experiences clear pain or loss of function and whether this may help us better understand certain recurring physical problems.
The FLORYQ approach has not yet been validated in elite athletes.
That is exactly what we now want to investigate.
Why Elite Sport?
Elite athletes operate under exceptional physical demands, while movement, force, power and performance are measured with extraordinary precision.
That combination makes elite sport a unique environment to test the FLORYQ hypothesis.
FLORYQ already has an initial randomized, sham-controlled human signal involving measurable changes in functional performance.
That study was not conducted in elite athletes.
Now we want to know what happens at the highest level of human performance.
Selective Elite Performance Collaborations
FLORYQ is seeking a small number of elite performance partners to investigate whether the observed functional effects can also be identified in professional athletes.
The objective is simple: test the hypothesis in a high-performance environment using objective performance measurements.
What We Want to Explore
Can the effect be detected in elite athletes?
Together with selected performance and medical teams, we want to explore whether the phenomenon produces measurable and reproducible changes in relevant performance parameters.
The first step can be small, controlled and exploratory.
Interested in Exploring This Together?
We are open to confidential discussions with elite sports organizations interested in independently exploring the FLORYQ hypothesis.