Laura Horváth's Budapest gym gets the Rogue Fitness tour
Kaduzs Hybrid pairs a dedicated strength area with six turf lanes for sled work and HYROX preparation.
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Inside Kaduzs Hybrid with Laura Horváth 🇭🇺
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Video summary
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- 0:04Horváth welcomes viewers to Kaduzs Hybrid and demonstrates phone-based entry.
- 0:24Round dumbbells, barbells and adjustable benches fill the strength area.
- 1:14She demonstrates the leg press's adjustable incline and footplate settings.
- 2:34The cardio floor includes curved treadmills, Echo Bikes and SkiErgs.
- 3:17Six turf lanes provide space for sled pushes, sled pulls and HYROX-style conditioning.
- 3:45Folding racks, soft plyo boxes and equipment storage complete the tour.
Rogue Fitness lets Laura Horváth explain the personal choices behind Kaduzs Hybrid, the Budapest gym she built with her brother. Round dumbbells were on her wish list. So was the leg press, which she climbs into to demonstrate its adjustable settings. The Echo Bikes get a less affectionate description: "Torture machines."
"Inside Kaduzs Hybrid with Laura Horváth 🇭🇺" is an equipment showcase from the manufacturer, but the owner's preferences give it a human thread. Horváth, the 2023 CrossFit Games champion, moves from the strength stations to an open cardio floor and a six-lane turf strip for sled pushes, pulls and conditioning. Wall-mounted folding racks help keep space available for training.
The tour drew about 27,000 views, making it the most-watched of Rogue Fitness's seven uploads this week. Viewers are inspecting the practical details: some ask about pull-up-bar provision and bench adjustments, while one describes the familiar struggle of keeping a gym's equipment neatly put away.
Elsewhere, a profile follows retired Navy SEAL Patrick Tozzi into teaching welding, forging and other trades. Shorter equipment posts cover deadlift setup and a chest-supported rowing attachment designed with strongman Jerry Pritchett. The new Bear March challenge sets out a hold, a walk and another hold to finish.
The gym tour also has the most daily momentum among the highlighted uploads, followed by Tozzi's profile and Bear March. Channel-wide, Rogue Fitness added roughly 6.8 million views over the week, more than the three fitness peers shown, although its daily viewing is now well below its usual pace. Subscribers stayed level. For this week's new releases, the strongest draw was Horváth showing how she wants her own training space to work.
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Every now and then we put everything in order at my gym. So it looks neat like your gym. For one day. Then it returns to its natural chaos.
@peterparahuz7094See it on YouTubeNot sure if I missed something but is there only 2 pull up bars for the whole gym? The large rig looks like it only holds up wall ball targets and storage shelves…..
@LuckyCameraStrapsSee it on YouTubeHow can you do decline on the bench seeming it doesn’t go lower than parallel ?
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Köszönöm a körbevezetést ebben a kiváló fitneszközpontban. Greetings from the USA.
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- Rogue Fitness
- Subscribers
- 1,030,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 6,810,580
- Videos published this week
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- November 10, 2026
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- 27,079
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Which dumbbell shape does Laura Horváth say she specifically wanted for her gym?
Horváth singles out the round dumbbells as something she really wanted.


