For Christian Rusterholz, sport is part of everyday life alongside his work: "I’m riding my handbike several times a week and play para-badminton. I used to play soccer and ice hockey and was involved in caving." In 2003 he was diagnosed with MS, and until 2008 he had no symptoms, but after that, his walking got steadily worse. For seven years now, he is in a wheelchair, when he has to move. "The training is a challenge, theoretically you just sit and ride, but for the device and its technology as well as for the pilot, it’s very demanding." At CYBATHLON he is fascinated by its history, technology and development. "I happened to see it on TV in 2016 and thought it was absolutely fantastic." For him to join a team, it took another coincidence: He came in contact with the group Scewo during rehabilitation at the Valendas Clinic, which is a partner of Scewo.