Not just for fidgets
Children have a natural urge to move, but often have to sit still in the classroom for hours on end. Many children want to escape and are categorised as fidgeters due to their lack of concentration.
Standing is the alternative
The elastic, springy kybun mat activates the muscles from head to toe for balance. The trampoline effect of the kybun mat, combined with learning exercises, increases alertness, creativity and reduces stress.
kybun relieves stress
kybun shoes promote well-being in the workplace. The walk-on-air sole of the kybun shoe provides optimum cushioning and reduces the strain on the whole body.
A new way of thinking
Changing fixed structures and behaviour patterns through movement in everyday school life. The kybun mat simulates an elastic, springy buffer zone. Swinging on the kybun mat activates a range of different muscles.
Sitting dominates our lives from an early age, but it doesn't have to be that way
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The kybun school
The Tipiti School in Appenzellerland, Switzerland, is trying something new
It implements an innovative pedagogical approach that allows pupils to move around the classroom more freely. This brings variety into the school day. It encourages pupils to be active and prevents poor posture and muscle tension. The elastic and springy kybun mat is particularly popular. Pupils enjoy working on the special jumping mat, where they can shift their weight and stay active. The increased movement has made the classroom quieter and more peaceful. Find out what the teachers and pupils say about the kybun mat in the video clip.
A proactive solution
Advantages and effects of kybun
- Balance training stimulates motor development
- Stimulates brain activity and learning ability
- Improves blood circulation
- Promotes better posture
- Children love the natural trampoline effect
Standing increases concentration
On the move for longer - thanks to the kybun shoe
Reto Wambach is a self-employed management consultant and lecturer. He used to suffer from back pain. Today, he wears the kybun shoe at work and trains his deep muscles effortlessly. The elastic, springy surface keeps him moving and ensures good posture.