Train Like, An Astronaut.
In Space, Astronauts lose up to 20% of their muscle mass in just weeks. The problem isn’t motivation, it’s physics. That's why NASA relies on Flywheel Training for the Artemis program. No Gravity, No Problem.Want to try Space Training?
Built for Space. Proven on Earth.
Built for Space. Proven on Earth.
Flywheel Training did not begin in the gym. It began in space. In the absence of gravity , traditional weights lose their effect, making it impossible to create meaningful resistance. This challenge sparked the research behind flywheel training, where inertia replaces gravity. And it all started in Sweden.
Exxentric transformed this research into practical and scalable systems like the kBox, bringing space proven training methods to professional athletes, clinics and into peoples’ homes.
Today, as Artemis II is underway, astronauts are training using flywheel resistance, following protocols developed and tested with Exxentric equipment on Earth. Their Flywheel system weighs 14kg and is the size of a briefcase – making both strength and cardiovascular training feasible within the confines of Orion.
On Earth, you get access to the same principles: adaptive resistance, high-intensity output, and efficient, full-body training in one portable system.
A peek into the Artemis II mission.
Learn more about how the Crew of the Artemis II is using Flywheel Training.
Read MoreA peek into the Artemis II mission.
Learn more about how the Crew of the Artemis II is using Flywheel Training.
Read MoreGet Mission Ready. With kBox.
Get Mission Ready. With kBox.
Want to train like an Astronaut? Just now, we’re giving you an additional 10% OFF the kBox Active System.
Offering everything the crew of the Artemis II has at their disposal and more!
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Live in Sweden? Try it now!
Live in Sweden? Try it now!
If you live in Sweden, you can try Training like an Astronaut yourself. Join us on Friday the 17th at Exxentric HQ during our Space Training Open House. You’ll get the unique opportunity to test the same methods and exercises the crew of Artemis II is currently using.
When: Friday, 17th of April. 15:00-18:00h CET.
Where: Exxentric AB, Karlsbodavägen 39, 168 67 Bromma
Sign Up through the form below and we’ll reserve a spot for you.
