Adrian Agne-Heuring · My story
How I came
to SuperPatch.
Many people know me as an entrepreneur and investor in renewable energy. But how I came to SuperPatch has to do with my daughter Emma.
Emma is a professional horse trainer and dressage rider. After a serious accident, she struggled with her knees for a long time. Through her, the patches became part of our lives. And that is the story I would like to share with you.
Four children are part of my life: Hanna is 25, Emma 22, Fritz 19 and Franz 17. So I tell this story first and foremost as a father.
Let Emma tell you herself ↓
My calling
My background is
in renewable energy.
I have worked in renewable energy since 2000. Biomass, wind power and solar are part of my calling as an entrepreneur and investor, and I am still involved in them today.
Over the years, I have implemented and set in motion projects totalling 16.9 MW: 3 MW of biomass, 11.5 MW of wind power and 2.4 MW of solar.
SuperPatch came later. It began with something that affected us as a family.

How it all began
After Emma’s accident,
many things changed.

In 2021, Emma had a serious fall while presenting a broodmare with her foal. Several operations and a long rehabilitation followed. Eventually, she could ride again. But for a time, even ordinary walking was barely possible without pain. Another extensive operation was being considered.
Then I met Tamara in Basel.
At an equestrian event in Basel, Tamara introduced me to SuperPatch. I tried a stability test myself and then told Emma about the patches.
She was quite sceptical at first. Still, she wanted to try them and began using Freedom, Victory and Defend every day.
Over time, she told me walking was getting easier.
The changes came gradually. Emma said she could walk better and had less pain. Later, she also tried Rocket and told me she could squat deeply again.
After consulting her surgeon, the operation planned for September 2025 was not carried out for the time being. For Emma, this meant she could follow her calling as a rider again. As her father, that was of course something very special to me.
Today, Emma shares her own experiences.
Emma is now a successful SuperPatch partner herself. She shares her experiences with others and can be reached through her own website and Instagram. As her father, it makes me especially happy that she now accompanies others in discovering SuperPatch.
Emma tells her story
Emma can tell you
best herself.
Here, Emma explains how she felt after the accident, why she tried the patches and what changes she noticed in herself.
In the video, she also talks about starting to explore the patches with her horses.
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Our story in pictures
You can browse
Emma’s story here.
We also captured Emma’s story in these eight images. AI-created visuals are labelled on the slides.

Why I share them
Why I enjoy
sharing SuperPatch.
When someone asks why I enjoy sharing SuperPatch alongside my calling as an entrepreneur and investor, I tell them about Emma.
I know how long she struggled with her knee problems. And I know what being able to follow her calling again means to her. Her experiences were what led me to look more closely at SuperPatch and tell others about it.
We have now given away several thousand patches for free so others can discover and try them for themselves. New people and organisations show interest every day, especially professional and amateur riders, grooms, equestrian facility and stud owners, entrepreneurs, residential homes for older people and care facilities, hospitals and therapy centres, pharmacies, midwives, physiotherapists, psychotherapists, doctors and clinical staff.
It gives me great joy to see those surprised faces and hear about people’s experiences with the patches. I am especially touched by their deep, heartfelt gratitude when they tell me that, after just a few days, they feel some relief with something that has challenged them for years and sometimes taken a great deal of energy. Encounters like these stay in my heart — and they are one reason I enjoy sharing SuperPatch so much.
Another part of my life
Supporting people.
Seeing connections.
There have been demanding projects in my life, as well as situations that challenged me personally. I bring those experiences into conversations with people who are facing a difficult task themselves.
For several years, people have also booked me as a coach. Often, they are other coaches, entrepreneurs or leaders. But they are also people carrying a lot of responsibility who want someone with whom they can look at their situation calmly. That, too, is a calling for me.
I listen, recognise patterns and connect things that may not seem related at first. I enjoy making complex things simpler and working together to find what the next step could be.
“Mindset you can stick on.”
That is what I like to call the patches. For me, it is a personal way of expressing how well mindset and our experiences with SuperPatch fit together. Daring to try something new, staying open and feeling more like yourself again are things I have thought about for a long time.
Entrepreneur, investor, father and coach: to me, these are connected parts of my life. I bring all these experiences into my conversations. And SMOOZIA is where these themes come together.

What matters to me
I want to share
our experience.
That is how I came to SuperPatch.
And why I still enjoy sharing it today.
Have a question?
Feel free to write to me.
Whether it is about the patches, our story or something on your mind, you can reach me directly on WhatsApp or by email. I look forward to hearing from you.
This is our personal story. I am an independent SuperPatch partner. Emma’s experience cannot be generalised to everyone and does not establish a particular product effect. The patches do not replace medical diagnosis or treatment; decisions about surgery belong with medical professionals.
