For Lifelong Strength – HUR Customer Stories
Learn more about the stories of lifelong strength from six continents. The HUR solutions are recommended by senior houses, rehabilitation clinics, retirement communities, assisted living facilities, sport clubs and wellness centers around the world.
Avanti Health Centre, Australia
A gym for the over 50s community – Avanti Health Centre is the gym designed for the older adults to improve wellbeing, confidence and fitness.
Aspire 55- Singapore
Asia’s first virtual retirement village, is a wellbeing community for older adults over 55 years old.
Kurikka City: Free Gym Sessions for 65+
Kurikka, Finland, is setting a new standard in senior wellness by offering free gym sessions for residents aged 65 and older. This initiative, powered by HUR pneumatic training equipment, provides a safe and effective fitness program tailored to the needs of older adults.
Bolton Clarke, Australia
Bolton Clarke is Australia’s largest independent not-for-profit aged care provider, offering at-home support, retirement living and residential aged care in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria.
Breeze Point Lonsdale Retirement Community, Australia
The Breeze Point Lonsdale retirement community is the ideal place to pursue a fulfilling and active retirement with state-of-the-art amenities, stunning architecturally designed homes.
Schult Physiotherapy Clinic, Germany
With over 20 years of experience using HUR equipment, the clinic continues its commitment to excellence. Under the leadership of Ms. Kathrin, the founder’s daughter, the clinic has taken a significant step forward by investing in the latest Hi5 equipment, reinforcing its dedication to top-tier physiotherapy solutions.
Tsuboi Cardiac Rehabilitation Clinic, Japan
HUR resistance training is safely benefiting cardiac rehab patients at Tsuboi Clinic in Japan. The clinic uses the HUR 5X multifunction machine as part of its rehabilitation program, alongside medical care for heart disease, internal medicine, and diabetes.
National Center for Tumor Diseases, Germany
National Center for Tumor Diseases (NCT) Heidelberg a leading “one-stop” center for comprehensive cancer treatment in Germany.
GoPhysio, Germany
Go Physio is a state-of-the-art physiotherapy and rehabilitation facility dedicated to helping individuals regain strength, mobility, and confidence. Designed for both recovery and performance, the facility blends expert care with cutting-edge technology to deliver exceptional results.
Medical High Performance, Australia
At MedHP Gym in Highett, the collaboration between General Practitioners and Exercise Physiologists is key to delivering a high standard of holistic care. The benefits of exercise for improving health outcomes for those with chronic conditions and injury are well established in professional circles.
No Barriers Fitness, Ireland
No Barriers Fitness (Ireland), has introduced HUR accessible strength training equipment to further enhance inclusivity in fitness and rehabilitation. The facility features nine machines, five of which are wheelchair-friendly, while all are accessible to non-wheelchair users.
LokoMotion, Germany
LokoMotion (Germany) aims to develop the neurological focus on the physical therapy combined with the latest robotics and offers advanced, science-based exercise solutions.
Frazier Rehab Institute, USA
Frazier Rehab Institute (USA) has been a regional leader in comprehensive acute rehabilitation for over six decades, providing exceptional care and innovative therapies. As part of its commitment to inclusive rehabilitation, the facility features HUR’s accessible strength training equipment, uniquely designed to accommodate both wheelchair and non-wheelchair users.
PARC (Physical Activity Research Centre), Canada
Yuel Family Physical Activity Research Centre (PARC) is affiliated with the University of British Columbia (UBC). It is housed within the Blusson Spinal Cord Centre in Vancouver and is led by researchers from ICORD (International Collaboration on Repair Discoveries), which is a UBC-based interdisciplinary research centre focused on spinal cord injury (SCI).
The Olomouc University BALOU Sports Centre, Czechia
BALOU Sports Centre is a cutting-edge, state-of-the-art facility designed to cater to the needs of the general public, students, and elite athletes alike. The centre was made possible through the generous funding of the Czech government, Olomouc University, and the European Union, ensuring access to top-tier sports and fitness resources for all.
National Handball Academy, Hungary
The Hungarian Handball Federation has elaborated a long term strategy to develop the sport as a Preferred National Sport in Hungary. Together with its development partners it founded a modern training complex, the National Handball Academy, in order to provide up-to-date competition, training and educational facility for the different types of handball sports.
ZTE Zalaegerszeg Football Club, Hungary
ZTE has provided several players to both the national and the national youth team, as well as the Olympic team. The team has earned titles like the Hungarian League championships and the Hungarian Cup and has played several seasons in the European Champions and the European League.
Sport Medicine & Research Centre, Brunei
With the growth in development in Brunei Darussalam, HUR was introduced to Brunei’s Sport Medicine & Research Centre (SMRC) with the aim to assist the country’s athletes and para-games athletes in strength training and rehabilitation therapy.
Eden Concept, France
Reserved exclusively for its members, Eden Club offers Sport and Health course which are customized individually. Above all, the club offers personalized supervision and support so that everyone achieves their goals at their own pace.
A gym for the over 50s community – Avanti Health Centre is the gym designed for the older adults to improve wellbeing, confidence and fitness.
Parktherme Spa, Austria
The medical training centre in the Vita med health centre of the Parktherme stands for supervised and targeted strength training and is geared towards therapy and thermal spa guests as well as residents of the region.
Livia Club, Finland
Livia Club offers a fitness experience tailored exclusively for adult women, providing a stylish and functional environment equipped with modern, user-friendly air resistance training equipment.
Actilife Gym, Finland
Actilife Chydenia is a versatile and welcoming fitness center located in the heart of Kokkola, Finland, within the Chydenia shopping center. The facility offers over 1,300 square meters of modern training spaces
University of Birmingham, United Kingdom
The University of Birmingham’s Centre for Movement and Wellbeing (MoveWell) is a leading facility dedicated to advancing physical and mental health through interdisciplinary research, education, and community engagement.
Active Life Lab, Finland
Active Life Lab is a research and development unit under the South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences (Xamk), established in 2018. Located at the Saimaa Stadium in Mikkeli, Finland, it focuses on developing data-based, effective wellbeing services for preventive health promotion.
Oxford Brookes University – United Kingdom
Set in a historic student city, Oxford Brookes is one of the UK’s leading modern universities and enjoys an international reputation for teaching excellence and innovation as well as strong links with business and industry.
In total 18 HUR SmartTouch strength training devices are installed to the university including 9 HUR Hi5 Equipment with Easy Access option, which is designed to meet the specific needs of wheelchair users and those with mobility and sensory impairments.
PARC (Physical Activity Research Centre), Canada
Yuel Family Physical Activity Research Centre (PARC) is affiliated with the University of British Columbia (UBC). It is housed within the Blusson Spinal Cord Centre in Vancouver and is led by researchers from ICORD (International Collaboration on Repair Discoveries), which is a UBC-based interdisciplinary research centre focused on spinal cord injury (SCI).