Biography & achievements

About Gabor

Gabor Fuzy is a highly respected international Pilates master teacher with a distinguished background in physical education, rehabilitation, and athletic performance. With over 25 years of experience in fitness and Pilates education, Gabor has helped shape the Pilates landscape in Hungary and across Central Europe.

His career began after a serious spinal injury during university. Offered the choice between surgery and lifelong exercise, he chose the latter - a decision that sparked a lifelong commitment to movement, recovery, and teaching. His passion led him to study with some of the world’s top experts, including Michael King, Paul Chek, and Charles Poliquin.

Key Roles & Achievements

• Founder of Fuzy Pilates Studios – Operates 3 successful studios and oversees the largest Pilates studio network in Central Europe, with 25+ studios and growing.
• Creator of Fuzy Pilates Systems – A beautifully designed Pilates apparatus line, now the Number 1 choice for boutique studios in the region.
• Founder of BRIS (Body Re-Integration System) and the Rapid Back Pain Solution program.
• Established the Fuzy Pilates Institute – Hungary’s most respected Pilates education program, running for 18 years.
• Former strength & conditioning coach for over 10 sports, contributing to multiple European and National Championship titles.
• International Presenter – Taught workshops and lectures in nearly 20 countries across 5 continents.
• Lecturer & Advocate – Taught at physiotherapy universities and presented for national sports federations; instrumental in promoting Pilates in Hungary and neighbouring countries.

Education & Training

• Master’s Degree in Physical Education
• Advanced studies in:
  • Rehabilitation
  • Functional & corrective training
  • Strength and conditioning
  • Nutrition

Mentored by:

• Michael King (Pilates)
• Paul Chek (Rehabilitation & Holistic Health)
• Charles Poliquin (Strength Training & Performance)

Vision & Mission

Gabor’s mission is to bring movement, recovery, and strength to as many people as possible - through education, accessible studios, and high-quality equipment. He envisions a future where Pilates is an integral part of public health and rehabilitation systems in Central Europe and beyond.