HAM's HELL

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More than just Nordics

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Strong & flexible

HAM's HELL offers optimal conditions for a versatile, varied & individual hamstring training progression (isometric, eccentric, concentric, reactive) which meets highest scientific & sports-practical requirements & demands for individuals of each performance level – beginning from early rehabilitation to Olympic champions.
In 2025, the second generation was presented, which included many inspirations from the HELL community.

FREE KNEE CAPS

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Common setups

Knee Pain & Muscle Inhibition

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High Comfort
Maximum Activation

Our passion — Your success

Created & established in 2020 by leading sports scientists & elite coaches, HAM’s HELL is a handmade German product. The close and mutual contact to our community and their related staff enables us to design HAM’s HELL right to their demands. In 2022, HAM’s HELL supported the successful German Olympic Skeleton & Bobsleigh team at the 24th Winter Games on site to be the decisive instance faster.

Meet our HELLcommunity

The product has been a tremendous asset to our football team and is used in every training. Our physio and his staff are very impressed.

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Jim Tomsula

NFL & ELF Head coach

American football

HAM's HELL offers optimal conditions for an appropriate and comfortable strengthening of the posterior chain muscles, including the hamstring and calf muscles.

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Dr. Marcus Schmidt

Sports scientist

TU Dortmund University

The passionate team behind HAM's HELL always responds to individual needs. I really can't imagine my daily work without their stepwise exercise progession for each skill level.

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Christian Gutgsell

Graduated physiotherapist & elite coach

Track & field
TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
Marcus Hirschbiel
Rennbahnklinik
Deutscher Olympischer Sportbund
Orthomed Dortmund
Sportinstitut Universität Innsbruck