At Work

kybun brings movement to the workplace

The revolutionary kybun movement concept is a simply way to improve workplace ergonomics. Exercising while standing upright on the soft, springy kyBounder mat is the healthy alternative to sitting passively. The soft, springy structure of the mat subtly keeps the foot and leg muscles in constant activity in order to maintain balance and posture. What’s more, combining the kyBounder with a standing desk is an important part of health management. A comfortable workplace increases motivation and employee satisfaction and reduces sick leave absences.

Renowned companies are just some of our satisfied customers

An increasing number of employers are discovering the benefits of the kybun philosophy for work. The following companies use kybun shoes:

The kybun waiting room – Doctors recommend the kyBounder

Alongside malnutrition and smoking, lack of exercise is one of the main causes of lifestyle diseases such as high blood pressure, diabetes and coronary heart diseases. Doctors recommend the kyBounder to patients as the soft springy mat allows them to do a moderate amount of movement while completing everyday activities. Medical professionals use the kyBounder as a therapy or preventative measure for back pain, venous diseases and foot problems, among others things.

Take a kybun break

A representative study has proven that breaks are a fixed part of our daily work routines, yet are rarely used to increase productivity and motivation.

From sitting down at meetings to creative thinking on your feet Standing room only! A height-adjustable conference table together with a kyBounder forms part of an ergonomic office design. Studies show that moderate exercise helps to noticeably improve posture, concentration and memory. The small muscles throughout the entire muscle corset are used to maintain balance on the soft, springy kyBounder mat. Meetings are far more dynamic and focused as you have to think on your feet. Participants are more awake and actively take part in the discussion.