Greater concentration from standing in lessons

Children have a natural urge to move about. In school, however, they are told to sit still – for several hours a day. Many children feel hemmed in by this situation. They rock their chairs, cannot concentrate and are often labelled as fidgets.

The kyBounder simulates a soft, flexible surface. The floating feeling of a springy kyBounder activates a large number of muscles. Standing on this soft, supple, springy surface means muscles from your head to your feet have to work to keep a natural, upright posture. At a high desk, the poor, bowed posture of a sitting position is a thing of the past. Research shows that moderate bouncy movement of this type during learning activities improves children’s receptiveness, reduces stress and improves creativity.

kybun at school
Learning on the kyBounder
Learning on the kyBounder
Stopping stress at the source: in the classroom
Stopping stress at the source: in the classroom

Effects and benefits

• more concentrated learning
• greater creativity
• combining moderate activity and mental exercise raises ability to learn
• improves posture
• improves coordination and proprioception
• makes you feel better
• burns plenty of calories, even during lessons
• lots of fun
• can help with hyperactivity