Effective training and active regeneration
Kybun shoe, the kybun mat and the kybun treadmill help professional athletes with their everyday training exercises as well as those who play sport as a hobby. It is possible to increase stamina and fitness with minimal effort thanks to the soft, springy surface . The flexible surface gets the body moving. Exercises in kybun shoes or on the kybun mat are suitable for both hobby sports enthusiasts and professional athletes. Small movements are intensified, which increases physical and mental well-being after a short period of time. The intense movement of deep muscle groups stimulates circulation. It is an enjoyable combination of endurance, strength and coordination training.
The kybun micro-interval method on the kybun treadmill switches between exercise and recovery every 15 seconds. These brief intervals prevent the overacidification of the muscles. This way, lactic acid does not build up while you exercise. Exercise is always followed by a recovery period of the same length of time or even longer. These factors ensure that your body barely tires, even though it is actively doing intensive exercises.
kybun products not just for professional athletes
kybun for competitive sport
Sports medicine professionals recommend regularly strengthening the deep muscles in order to prepare as well as possible for a competition. Only active, strengthened muscles can provide protection against damage to ligaments, tendons and joints. Usually, only the large muscle groups are exercised regularly and the small, delicate segments are often neglected. This unnecessarily increases the risk of an injury.
Top athletes train hard and often and unfortunately, most of them only train in one way. Depending on the sport, many athletes suffer from long-term, irreparable injuries after their careers. These injuries are often due to extreme, repetitive strain to specific parts of the body.
Fortunately, this is increasingly being prevented and physiotherapists are paying more attention to gentle training methods for handball players, footballers or track and field athletes. Alongside endurance and strength training, it is also important to train and stabilise the deep muscle groups. Using the kybun mat allows you to benefit from gentle intramuscular training, which is the ideal supplement to the further training programme of any top-class sport. Kybun shoe and the kybun mat help you to actively recover after hard training sessions or competitions.
kybun is a leader in the fields of performance improvement, injury therapy, prevention and regeneration.
Customer testimonials
Doris Blum from Bern, Switzerland
When I take off my ski boots in the winter, after wearing them for six or seven hours, it is extremely important to make sure to keep the feet moving. Before I knew about a kybun shoe, I noticed that in the spring I was always making so many missteps. Back then, I clearly had much weaker muscles in my feet. I have things better under control now that I’ve started putting on my kybun shoes after skiing. Now I don’t usually notice a difference in the spring. As soon as I put on my trainers again, I can be sure that my feet will hold and not make any missteps.
Christoph Kempter CEO of SOPAC AG in St. Gallen, Switzerland
We use similar products at the sports hall to encourage muscle stability. But I have to say, we haven’t had anything like this before. Either they were too wobbly or they didn’t make any real difference. I think this mat could really be a good surface for us to try out at our sports hall.
Pascal Wieser, CEO of Vögele Reisen AG, Switzerland
I do a lot of sport and have a good feel for what is going on in my body, so I notice when my shoes are giving me too much stress. With these shoes I'm far less overtaxed. On the other hand, it feels like I'm constantly exercising, as I'm never fully at rest.
Media reports about kybun products used in sports
Thursday 24. January 2019Football pros become even more athletic with kybun
FCSG striker and Swiss national player Cedric Itten is back on the pitch after a long injury break. [more]
Thursday 24. January 2019Cedric Itten fights his way back to the football pitch after a shocking tackle
The FCSG attacker Cedric Itten tore the anterior cruciate ligament and medial collateral ligament in his right knee back in September 2018.[more]
Friday 27. April 2018FC St. Gallen: Lüchinger and Koch get back in shape quickly with kybun
Two of FC St. Gallen’s defenders, Nicolas Lüchinger and Philippe Koch, each had to undergo an operation.[more]
Thursday 29. September 2016From the Cantonal Court to self-employment
Thomas van Haaften worked for the Cantonal Court of Zurich for 26 years. At the age of 48, he decided to change careers and took the plunge into the world of self-employment.[more]
