El trabajo científico de nuestra Academia

La Academia sirve como un departamento encargado de todas las actividades de investigación, desarrollo, innovación y formación relacionadas con MBT. Está en contacto permanente con expertos internacionales e investigadores en los campos como el de la medicina clínica, la fisioterapia y el deporte, lo que nos permite investigar y verificar los efectos de MBT en el cuerpo humano. Todo esto con el objetivo de optimizar la eficacia de MBT desde un punto de vista científico.

studies

Nuestros Estudios

Functional testing of the MBT shoe compared to sensorimotor training
Prof. Dr. A. Gollhofer
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MBT as therapeutic shoe for ankle instabilities
Dr. B. Segesser; X. Kälin, T. Wasser, L. Weisskopf, U. Martin, H.-J. Rist
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Pressure Distribution of diabetic patients after sensory-motor training with unstable shoe construction
M. Prim. Univ-Doz. T. Bochdansky , M. Mätzler, Dr. R. Aboud
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Effects of Masai Barefoot Technology footwear on posture: An experimental designed study.
P.R. New, J.M. Pearce
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The effectiveness of the Masai Barefoot Technology (MBT) shoe in the reduction of pain in subjects with knee osteoarthritis. A randomized controlled trial.
Prof. Dr. B. Nigg, Dr. C. Emery, Dr. L. Hiemstra
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Changes in gait characteristics of a normal healthy population due to an unstable shoe construction.
Dr. Rav Naik, T. Vernon, J. Wheat, G. Petit
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Effectiveness of a 10-week training intervention with the MBT in patients with hip disorders
Prof. Dr. T. Horstmann, I. Kraus, A. Bendig
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The MBT shoe and its biomechanical/therapeutical effects
Prof. Dr. B. Nigg
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The effect of neuromuscular training on co-ordination following anterior cruciate ligament rupture with regard to the Masai Barefoot Technology (MBT)
C. Beyerlein
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Kinematic and Kinetic Gait Analysis for MBT Mwalk, MBT Dualboard and a Control Shoe
B.M. Nigg, P. Federolf, J.M.A. Melvin, K. Tecante
basic
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Masai Barefoot Technology in an operational setting. A randomised controlled effect trial to measure quality of life and well being effects due to wearing MBT-shoes in standing activities.
Prof. Dr. rer.soc.habil. Ralf Brand; Dipl. Sports science. Christian Bauer
basic
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Activity of selected muscles crossing the ankle joint complex and lower limb gait characteristics using an unstable shoe
B.M. Nigg, S.C. Landry, K.E. Tecante
basic
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Knee joint loading in walking in the MBT shoe
T. Andriacchi, K. Boyer, K. Blazek
basic
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Increased Metabolism while standing with unstable shoe construction.
Prof. Dr. H. Hoppeler, B. Gasser, A. Stäuber
basic
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Cellulite Study – The Efficacy of Masai Barefoot Technology as an Auxiliary Therapeutic Measure for Cellulite
N. Linde, C. Stegen
basic
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The effects of Unstable Footwear in the Early Recovery Period Following Ankle Sprain
K. Matthews, M.C. Morrissey
ankle, foot
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The effect of neuromuscular training on co-ordination following anterior cruciate ligament rupture with regard to the Masai Barefoot Technology (MBT)
C. Beyerlein
knee
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Masai Barefoot Technology, a quantitative pilot study about the effect of gait in MBT-shoes for persons with Low Back Pain.
M. B. Jørgensen et al
back
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The effect of Masai Barefoot Technology (MBT) on the quality of life of
C. Stegen
back
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Effects of selected preventive conceptions on functional health in persons with nonspecific chronic recurrent neck pain
J. Henkel, P. Bak, R. Otto, U. C. Smolenski
neck
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Unstable vs. conventional jogging shoe construction: Differences in physiological demand at low-intense running?
S. Ring-Dimitriou, T. Stöggl, E. Hehenberger, E. Müller.
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