HIT

Michel Fornassier was born without a right hand. Today he copes with everyday life with the latest high-tech hand. The bionic hand prosthesis enables Michel not only to train like an AURUM astronaut but also to find his way into the heart of people. As a bionicman Michel demonstrates how technology can help achieve human potential.

In the scientific community, high-intensity strength training (HIT) has long been recognized not only as a highly effective and time-saving workout but also as a panacea for long-term health. Unfortunately, such High Intensity Training is largely inaccessible to the general public. AURUM technology makes HIT available for rehab and the older population with nearly zero injury risk.

Strength training is not only the optimal training for body toning and getting lean muscles but also to balance hormones, improve sleep quality and posture. But there are other reasons for strength training that are particularly interesting for women: cellulite disappears, risk of osteoporosis decreases, metabolism increases, glowing skin shows up - how is that possible?

HIT is very healthy no matter your age or fitness level. When considering HIT Training benefits, you have to take into account every training session both on a macro level, i.e. throughout life, and on a micro level, ie immediately during and after the sporting activity. Done once a week, HIT training can bring enormous health and fitness benefits! Which ones are these?