Taiwan: Hilterapia® and baseball - a successful combination

27 May 2019 - Corporate -

A place of honour for Hilterapia® and the SH1 device in the professional baseball league in Taiwan.
ASA’s therapy was in fact employed to treat the player in the Unilions team who won the MVP award (the award given to the Most Valuable Player during the baseball league).

“A new significant confirmation of the winning partnership between Hilterapia® and sports: thanks also to our therapy – as Giacomo Granozio, ASA’s Export Area Manager specifies – the most representative athlete on the Taiwanese Unilions baseball team was able not just to get back on to the pitch, but also to help achieve two consecutive victories for his team!”.

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