A next-level fitness experience that pushes wellness into the future
Fitness fans, you can now work out inside the Museum of the Future – one of the world’s most beautiful architectural landmarks, as it teams up with Longevity Hub, and it’s set to transform the way you train.
Longevity Hub is a wellness space that merges science-backed therapies, energy-based healing, and a curated space for human optimization. Think red light therapy, ice baths, guided breathwork and more.
You can experience all this and more at the centre, but for a limited time only, you can try a Lagree session at the stunning Museum of the Future.
But first, what is Lagree?
People often throw Lagree into the Pilates mix. In fact, it’s not Pilates.
It’s a high-intensity, low-impact workout that targets muscular strength and endurance through slow, controlled movements on the Megaformer machine. The workout engages muscles deeply, activating your core and providing a full-body burn, all without putting strain on your joints.
Why does it stand out?
Museum of the Future x Longevity Hub Lagree
Museum of the Future x Longevity Hub Lagree
Museum of the Future x Longevity Hub Lagree
For a number of reasons.
It builds muscular strength and endurance, helps tones and sculpts your body, boosts cardiovascular fitness, and even enhances balance, coordination, and body awareness.
It’s safe and adaptable for most fitness levels, making it a healthy alternative to high-impact workouts like CrossFit, which can be tough on the spine and joints.
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And for a limited time, you can try it at Museum of the Future
Each session runs for 50-minutes and it takes place inside Earth Dreams on Level 2.
Inside Earth Dreams, you’re surrounded by immersive AI-driven artwork that transforms the experience into something entirely new. The installation is created in collaboration with renowned Turkish-American media artist and AI pioneer Refik Anadol, taking digital art to a new frontier.
Here’s the schedule
The workout run daily from April 25 to May 15, 2026 with four sessions per day, two in the morning and two in the evening.
Morning classes: 8am to 8.50am, 9am to 9.50am
Evening classes: 6pm to 6.50pm, 7pm to 7.50pm
How much does it cost?
Well, you have two options.
The first option includes a ticket to the Museum of the Future with the Strengthen and Sculpt class. It will cost you Dhs200 per session.
However, if all you want is the fitness session, it’s Dhs170.
Make your bookings here.
@longevity.wellness.hub, @museumofthefuture
Images: Supplied
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