Baigene has the world’s first ‘Genetic Fitness’ centre on the Zamudio/Derio Campus
The centre, called BaigeneLAB, is located in building 502 of the Zamudio/Derio Campus of the Basque Countryu Technology Park and has 450 metres, 3 differentiated rooms in its range of services and an ‘adaptive resistance machine’ unique in the Basque Country for maximum intensity work for a range of ages between 10-99 years, which they invite you to try and get to know completely FREE of charge.
The Basque company BAIGENE has been offering since 2013 a revolutionary method in what we knew until then within the training to elite athletes, sports enthusiasts or people who want a physical change or simply who want to improve their quality of life.
According to the CEOs of BAIGENE, David Celorrio and José María Aznar, both doctors in genetics, the difference between what this company offers and a traditional gym lies in ‘the knowledge of genetics through DNA, which allows us to reach unique levels of personalisation’. To do this, they have their revolutionary ‘BAIGENE Method’, a pioneer worldwide, based on a comprehensive assessment of the Genetics and Environment of the user, to then establish a training-exercise and/or nutrition plan as efficiently as possible to suit the needs of the clientele. With one or two 30-minute training sessions and a well-designed nutrition plan for each client, the BAIGENE Method allows its users to reach their healthy profile quickly, do sport in a healthier way, reduce the risk of injury, maximise physical performance, lose weight or fat mass, rebalance the body and eliminate pain and discomfort… All of this with a totally individual follow-up, with professional staff 100% dedicated to the improvement of people, as well as monitoring the evolution of the subject’s condition. Starting with an exhaustive analysis of the person and taking a saliva sample to identify the differences in their DNA, a general evaluation of their state of health is carried out.
‘We analyse differences in genes related to metabolic processes in the area of exercise and sport and in the area of nutrition. For example, the genes responsible for expressing proteins for the assimilation of nutrients, how we recover after exercise, intolerances, and so on. Our path never stops, as we are at the forefront of a service that requires continuous updating’, stresses David Celorrio, PhD in Genetics from the UPV/EHU and CEO of BAIGENE, who highlights the recent investment in a unique machine in the Basque Country for maximum strength work through adaptive resistance.
In building 502 of the Zamudio/Derio Campus of the Basque Country Technology Park, the company has a pioneering centre called BaigeneLAB, where we find the new addition to the company, which offers the most advanced methodology and a unique technology in the Basque Country such as the ‘Adaptive Resistance Machine’ for maximum intensity work for any age. All of this in 450 metres of facilities and 3 rooms to offer its wide range of products and services.
The BAIGENE team is made up of a particularly multidisciplinary team, who live together in the same centre where they offer a full range of personalised services. On the other hand, BAIGENE has carried out research with renowned personalities from the medical world, such as Doctor Mikel Sánchez and his Arthroscopic Surgery Unit or entities such as the UPV/EHU, the University of Deusto or the Vital Foundation.
More information at www.baigene.com
