Eckart Meyners never intended to build a chair. However, he needed an aid for the horse riding movement theory he developed. Thus, the BALIMO® was born.

Until then, riding theory was considered a movement theory for horses, but did not include a movement theory for humans. E. Meyners, however, wanted to make the diversity of human movement learning transparent to riders and trainers and developed the idea of ​​a stool with a movable seat. With the BALIMO® movement trainer, he can address the rider's movement problems at their root and guide them toward an independent and harmonious dialogue with their horse.

The special feature of the BALIMO® movement trainer is its ability to stimulate the deep back muscles and promote natural posture. The BALIMO® joint, which is embedded in the seat plate, represents a direct extension of the spine. It allows the spine to rotate and move laterally in all directions within its own structure, because the torque is located within the body. This prevents blockages in the sacroiliac joint and restores mobility. Furthermore, the BALIMO®'s movable seat stimulates the acupuncture points on the ischial tuberosities and stabilizes the native pelvic floor muscles. The variety of movement options, as well as regular loading and unloading, help maintain flexibility in both the intervertebral discs and vertebrae.