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Quincy Sport

In 2011, the idea for Quincy Sport’s functional equipment emerged, blending enthusiasm, advanced technology, and distinctive product styling. This fusion has made our offerings accessible in 120 countries globally.

Our team at Quincy Sport boasts Olympic medalists keen to impart their years of expertise to users. Our product range caters to the needs of both seasoned professionals and novices embarking on functional training. Studies in fitness centers revealed that a mere 2% could perform exercises meant for other available equipment. Think about it: how many people do you know who can execute 10 varied pull-up exercises? At Quincy Sport, we’ve shifted our focus to the other 98%, designing hundreds of exercises of low to medium difficulty for this larger audience. This approach ensures that professional athletes still find our equipment highly effective for personal, circuit, and group training sessions.

Additionally, the project aimed to allow users to customize our equipment based on their preferences and the available space in their gym. Consequently, we’ve developed over 1000 unique device configurations, all sharing a key trait – exceptional functionality.

IVE Outdoor

IVE is an outdoor training device suited for all ages and skill levels – from teens, adults, and seniors to professional athletes. Its standout feature is an innovative load regulation system, making weight adjustment during training remarkably easy, quick, and secure.

In the global market for outdoor equipment with adjustable load, competition is limited, with only four companies worldwide offering such technology.

Clock by Quincy

Clock Line represents the premier and most distinguished range of Quincy Sport’s offerings. Central to this line is the Iron Halo System™, a groundbreaking approach to attaching extra accessories and training elements. Each piece of equipment in this line features a stainless steel hourglass, hailed by users as a masterpiece. The entire design is crafted to form the most functional structure globally.

Rehabilitation Circle

The Rehabilitation Circle™ is a groundbreaking, multi-purpose medical device designed for comprehensive rehabilitation of elderly patients and individuals of all ages needing effective rehabilitation. Targeted for use in rehabilitation clinics, nursing homes, hospitals, and physiotherapy practices, it offers a broad spectrum of rehabilitation applications.

Initiated in 2012, 122 Labs™ embarked on international research to develop a product that would not only serve as a multifunctional rehabilitation device but also transform exercise and healthcare for the elderly. This extensive research culminated in the creation of the Rehabilitation Circle™ in 2017, and by 2018, it was acclaimed globally as a major innovation in the field of rehabilitation.

Featuring a safety strap that activates upon detecting a user’s stumble or fall, the device prioritizes safety. It also includes a patented actuator system, allowing handrail adjustment at the touch of a button on its main control panel. This feature ensures that users of varying heights can safely adjust the handrails for their use.

The device’s rehabilitation route is highly adaptable, allowing patients to modify it to their specific needs, even mid-exercise.

Backed by a 21-year commercial warranty for structural integrity, the Rehabilitation Circle™ guarantees the highest quality and safety standards for its users.

122 Labs

122 Labs is a technology firm established in tribute to Jeanne Calment, who passed away in 1997 at the remarkable age of 122 years.

Our team is dedicated to transforming the world so that reaching 122 years of age becomes commonplace, focusing on enhancing Cognition, Mobility, and Vitality throughout the aging process. We are committed to providing tools to healthcare professionals that we believe will substantially raise global life expectancy and dramatically improve the lives of millions of elderly individuals. Our vision is to elevate the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of geriatric diseases to unprecedented levels.

Jeanne Calment, the longest-lived person with verified age records, lived from 1875 to 1997 in France, spanning 122 years and 164 days. Remarkably, when she was one year old, Alexander Graham Bell obtained the patent for the telephone, and the Eiffel Tower was constructed when she was 14. From her youth until 115, she actively engaged in sports and continued maintaining regular physical activity afterwards. Her activities included swimming, tennis, roller-skating, fencing which she started at 80, and even cycling past the age of 100.

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