Horse Gym GmbH is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of advanced equine training equipment and has been developing innovative systems for more than 25 years. The company combines science, engineering and practical experience to create training solutions focused on sustainable performance improvement, joint‑friendly exercise and effective regeneration – always tailored to the individual horse. Horse Gym stands for quality, innovation and durable, low‑maintenance designs built for intensive daily use in professional stable environments.
Horse Gym treadmills expand Röwer & Rüb projects by adding professional training solutions for sport horses, leisure horses and rehabilitation programmes. Depending on the chosen line, walking, trotting or galloping exercise can be integrated in a structured and controlled way, with a strong focus on joint protection, safety and individual training control. For stable operators and facility owners, this means predictable training routines, a high‑quality enhancement of daily exercise concepts and a valuable upgrade of modern equestrian facilities.
Stride Line – Walking treadmills for joint-friendly training
The Stride Line is designed to provide safe and efficient walking exercise, supporting both the horse’s natural need for movement and targeted muscle and condition development. The treadmill promotes relaxation, muscle activation and joint mobility, making it ideal for warm‑up, daily movement routines or recovery after exercise. Thanks to the integrated grass/forest footing technology, the surface simulates a natural, soft ground, ensuring an ergonomic and joint‑friendly gait. An optional incline of up to 10% (model‑dependent) allows for targeted strengthening of the hindquarters and back musculature.
Available models: Stride Basic S1 (no incline), Stride Premium S2 (manually adjustable incline), Stride Professional S3 (fully automatic version with extended training programmes).
Power Line – Trot treadmills for strength, stamina and conditioning
The Power Line is designed specifically for controlled trot training and offers an efficient system for improving condition, muscle strength and movement quality. The steady motion on the treadmill supports gait mechanics, promotes rhythm and helps improve coordination and balance. With adjustable speeds and an optional incline of up to 10%, individual training programmes can be created for a wide range of horses – from leisure horses to sport and performance horses.
Available models: Power Gait P1 (up to 18 km/h, suitable for smaller horses, Icelandic and gaited horses) and Power Sport P2 (up to 25 km/h, extended running surface of 3.90 m).
Race Line – Gallop treadmills for high‑performance training
The Race Line has been developed for performance‑oriented gallop training and enables controlled, safe and joint‑friendly movement even at high speeds. These treadmills support conditioning, muscle strengthening and targeted performance development and can be used both in high‑performance training and selected rehabilitation applications. Depending on the model, continuously adjustable speeds of up to 45 km/h, 50 km/h or 70 km/h are available, along with an incline of up to 10%.
Available models: Race Comfort R1 (up to 45 km/h), Race Speed R2 (up to 50 km/h), Race High Speed R3 (up to 70 km/h).
“The collaboration with Röwer & Rüb brings together high-quality stable infrastructure and professional training systems. Workflows become more efficient, processes more structured, and the daily management of horses is significantly simplified. By integrating Horse Gym training systems into the stable planning process, horses can be exercised consistently and in a controlled manner, independent of weather conditions, time constraints or staffing resources. At the same time, training, conditioning and recovery processes can be precisely managed and individually adapted to each horse. The result is a holistic facility concept that not only enhances the quality of housing and training, but also sustainably strengthens the efficiency and long-term viability of modern equestrian facilities.”
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