There’s no reason to let your couch kick your butt into an unhealthy, sedentary lifestyle. Designed for Italian furniture manufacturer Campeggi, Tobias Fraenzel’s “Champ” lets you show your sofa who’s boss. This multi-faceted chair which made its debut at this year’s Milan Furniture Fair not only affords a comfy cushion to park your tired glutes, but also features a neat modern design that provides a discreet outlet for you to get your daily workout!
Champ: A Sofa that Helps You Get into Shape!
by Diane Pham, 04/29/10
filed under: Decorative Objects, Design for Health, green furniture, Green Home decor, green Interiors, Green Products, Milan Furniture Fair
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This is interesting sofa. Can sit and fit.
Thank you for sharing!!
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I went on Campeggi, Tobias Fraenzel’s sites but could not find the Champ item, do you have any idea where can I buy it?
As a potential source of near instant and permanent injury to knees and hips, this “clever” design is a lawsuit waiting to happen.
I have over twenty-five years of study in karate, twelve as an instructor. During this tenure I have seen many different types of injuries. The marketing of this sofa as a platform to kick and punch from is irresponsible in the extreme.
[...] love multi-tasking furniture, but this piece is exceptionally impressive. Designed by Hans Brockhage and Erwin Andra, the [...]
@shadowcatcher – It’s unfortunate that in 25 years of training your body and instructing students in the art of karate, you never worked on the ancient art of actually paying attention. The model in the picture is not standing on the couch while kicking, presumably because she’s not retarded, but is standing on the ground next to it.
It’s not marketed as platform but just as a convenient way to store a heavy bag – which you use while standing on the floor. Unless you’re a retarded karate instructor of course.