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CELLULITE SHOES
New "Pharmaceutical Grade"
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Cellulite shoes? Wait no way! Well here is the article on cellulite shoes. With its thick, convex
sole, it looks like something designed for Elton
John in a sporty mood. And the name, Masai
Barefoot Technology, is a doozy. You can't play
basketball or tennis in it. Running at top speed is
probably not a good idea either. Even climbing a
flight of stairs can be tricky. But the MBT, as it's
called, sells like hot cakes in Europe, and now it
has found a toehold, so to speak, in the United
States, where it has been a sellout item in the
Bliss spa catalog, thanks to its billing as "the
anti-cellulite sneaker."
Cellulite was not on the original agenda of the MBT's
creator, Karl Müller, a Swiss engineer, who developed
it as a way to relieve joint pain. Named in tribute to
the long-striding Masai of East Africa, the MBT has
been sold in Switzerland and Germany as a quasimedical
product. But in Britain a health writer named
Harriet Griffey changed all that. She tried a pair and,
in The Times of London, wrote that simply by wearing
them and going about her daily rounds, she saw her
cellulite disappear as if by magic. Under the headline
"Cellulite Busters," the article created a whole new
identity for the shoe.
A cult was born.
I have no cellulite, but my feet certainly hurt after a
hard day of pounding the pavement in New York. My
posture is poor, too. I have the slope-shouldered
profile of modern urban man, oppressed by anxiety
and weighed down by existential burdens. The MBT,
sometimes referred to as the anti-shoe, sounded as if it
was worth a try. Nancy, my wife, volunteered her
cellulite as part of the experiment.
There are 10 outlets in and around New York that sell
MBT's. Some are shoe stores. Others, like the
Breathing Project in Chelsea, are yoga or Pilates
centers. We headed down to Eneslow, a specialty shoe
store in the Flatiron district, which carried three styles:
casual, sport and sandal, all of them unisex. We settled
on casual, which looked marginally less hideous than
sport or sandal.
Buying the shoe is the easy part, once you get past the
idea of paying $250 for sneakers. Then comes the
training. With each pair of MBT's, the buyer should in
theory receive a ticket for an MBT class and an
instructional DVD. I got only the DVD, because the
company was just beginning to establish a network of
training centers in New York. By doing a little
research, however, I found that I could take a class at
the Breathing Project.
The shoe feels strange at first. The top two-thirds of it
look like a fairly orthodox running shoe, but the sole is
bizarre. Two inches thick at the midpoint of the heel, it
tapers gradually toward the toe and swoops upward at
the rear, creating a cutoff effect. The wearer steps
down on the fat part of the heel, the "sweet spot," and
a springy sensor bounces back, encouraging the foot to
roll forward toward the toe.
This, we are told, is the gait of the Masai people,
renowned for walking great distances as they move
their herds of cattle across the savannas of Kenya and
Tanzania. They have no apparent cellulite.
I took an exploratory walk around the neighborhood,
struggling a bit to keep my ankles steady and my feet
rolling in a straight line. I quickly gained control and
began to enjoy the shoe. I did feel a little as if I were
walking on stilts or riding in an S.U.V., but the roll
and bounce in my walk felt efficient and purposeful.
Supported by umpteen layers of rubber, a fiberglasscarbon
plate and something called technical textile,
my feet luxuriated like an insomniac on a Serta Perfect
Sleeper. After a good long walk, I experienced no calf
or thigh fatigue. My feet felt fine, except for the soles,
which ached. This was a new sensation.
Leslie Kaminoff, the president of the Breathing
Project, explained why my soles hurt. "It's because the
intrinsic muscles of the foot are being used the way
they're supposed to," he said. Years of walking on flat
surfaces had caused my intrinsic muscles to go
dormant, a bad thing. "The problem with losing
intrinsic strength is that it connects to abdominal
support," Mr. Kaminoff said. In a kind of
physiological domino effect, the weakness travels all
the way up the body, resulting in bad posture.
I am putty in the hands of people like Mr. Kaminoff. I
have no countertheory to offer. If he tells me my
problems begin with my intrinsic foot muscles, which
I was not aware I had, I just nod my head in agreement
the way I do when a mechanic tells me that my
camshaft is tilted 10 degrees off-center and my engine
needs to be rebuilt.
Mr. Kaminoff turned me over to Rebecca Runze, a
sales representative for Swiss Masai, the company that
makes the Masai Barefoot Technology. Ms. Runze
analyzed my gait, then put me through a few exercises
to correct my overlong stride. Evidently, my knee was
getting too far ahead of my foot. Or maybe it was the
other way around. In a nearby room, a dozen pregnant
women were getting a sales talk on the MBT as they
finished a yoga class. Cellulite was Topic A.
The company does not quite know how to deal
with the cellulite issue. "Really, we prefer to
emphasize that the shoe helps tone your muscles
and improve posture," said Ms. Runze, who used the
shoe to help restore her balance after suffering an
injury that did severe damage to the left side of her
body. In the pregnancy class also, the instructor tried
to bring a little sanity to the discussion. "Your cellulite
will look different, but it will not disappear," she said.
At the same time, Swiss Masai does make sure that its
press material includes a reprint of the "Cellulite
Busters" article. It is just too good to pass up.
The sad fact is that cellulite is more powerful than any
shoe. "It's anatomy," said Dr. James M. Spencer, the
vice chairman of dermatology at Mount Sinai Medical
Center in New York. "Ninety-five percent of women
over 35 have it, and the other 5 percent think they do.
It's normal." And, he added, unalterable.
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