Restless Leg Syndrome and ADHD Activity for Students

Under Desk Exercise Equipment for Students

Used in over 130 schools across the US. Certified NEAT by Mayo Clinic

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Keep students moving while they sit, and increase focus.

Our goal is to make HOVR’s technology available to all schools through creative financing packages as well as community funding programs. Contact us at: [email protected]

How Does HOVR for Schools Work?

HOVR® is a patented leg swing that attaches underneath a desk, or to a mobile stand. HOVR® provides a unique, easy to use way to move and exercise while sitting throughout the day, with no mental distraction as validated by University of Illinois and certified NEAT™ by Mayo Clinic.

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Budlong Elementary Teacher Testimonials

Lyman Budlong Elementary School is a leader in student health having earned the distinction of being among America's healthiest schools. HOVR is proud to be helping the faculty at Budlong bring movement into their classrooms.
Meet Jay and Artemis, two teachers at Budlong who have incorporated HOVR into their classrooms.

Pershing Magnet and Cassell Fine Arts School Case Studies

Helps alleviate the effects of ADD / ADHD

HOVR is a godsend for tasks requiring focus and concentration. In short, everything education. Several schools in the U.S. and Canada have found great results from HOVR. Regular students as well as those with ADHD and hyperkinetic learners all benefit from HOVR.

HOVR and its impact on ADD/ADHD 2017 Report

By: Tess Tyton, M.S. Kinesiology at University of Illinois at Chicago

Testimonial Letter

Dear John,

My students who have trialed these at our back tables in small groups also have the same feedback. They love these units. Students who have a hard time focusing are able to vocalize and say things like, “I used to have a hard time paying attention to my work or doing my schoolwork, but when I sit here I don’t feel antsy, I feel relaxed and I don’t get fidgety. I can focus so much more and get a lot more done.”

Jessica Whelan
Rockville Central School District

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