Innerva Shapemaster Global Limited

Company Description

Innerva is a British manufacturer (and designer) of power assisted exercise (therapy) equipment, supplying the leisure, therapy and rehabilitation and retirement and care sectors for over 35 years, both domestically within the UK and worldwide.

Our world leading power assisted technology provides a ‘helping-hand’ in a low impact, full-body workout circuit, providing a preventative physical activity and rehabilitation solution for older adults and those living with long-term medical and health conditions.

The Innerva circuit meets the previously unmet exercise needs of older adults and those with long term health conditions and is a great way to start exercising for those who have never exercised at all or who feel intimidated by a traditional gym. The outward facing design of the machines and the circuit model facilitate social interaction ensuring a welcoming and sociable environment, and a positive and supportive atmosphere for all.

Designed in partnership with leading British universities and the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre, Innerva facilitates active assisted range of motion for end users. Unlike conventional exercise equipment, Innerva technology does not rely exclusively on muscle power, but engages an electronic power system enabling users to work passively or actively, depending on their ability.

For users, Innerva is:

• Fully inclusive exercise, providing both physical and mental health benefits• Supports the five elements of healthy ageing – aerobic fitness, muscular strength, balance, flexibility and social wellbeing, supporting older to remain independent

• Intuitive, safe and effective

• A social lifeline in a fun, friendly environment

Target Markets: For leisure, health and therapy, care and retirement, Innerva provides:

• A new demographic accessing your facility for exercise and rehabilitation – meeting an unmet need and providing for an untapped market (and income benefits for those who provide a membership option)

• Safe and effective exercise opportunity for older adults within your community, that provides end users with real health benefits

• Leadership and shared knowledge for active ageing and LTCs

• Social inclusion and opportunities to get and keep older people active, reducing the impact of ageing and associated health conditions on social care and other health services