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Chung Shi Shoes offer 50% more muscle activation and improve the posture

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The rise in popularity of toning shoes has seen the big brand names earn millions as women the world over seek a better body with less effort. However whilst the giants fight it out for a few extra percentage points of toning shoes market share, there are some shoes on the market which can give a much greater boost to muscle toning, whilst offering considerable health benefits to the body. Chung Shi Shoes increase toning by up to 50%, whilst improving the posture to boost the health of the whole body.

Chung Shi shoes are more than just toning shoes, and offer a comprehensive range of benefits for a better and healthier lifestyle. Chung Shi shoes are a class 1 EU medical product, with recommendations by countless doctors for the benefits they offer the body through enhanced posture. Chung Shi are closer to orthopaedic shoes than toning shoes, and also feature a removable sockliner to allow orthotic inserts to be used for even greater cushioning and posture enhancement. However even without the use of additional posture enhancing products the shoes offer the widest range of benefits to the body from improving blood circulation to help reduce varicose vein formation through to helping sufferers of many debilitating health problems to gain important pain relief.

Chung Shi shoes feature an angled sole, quite different to other toning shoeson the market. The shoes force the body back onto the heels, correcting the slouching posture promoted by standard shoes. Weight distribution is shifted, the spine is straightened, the shoulders are encouraged back into a natural position and can move efficiently just as nature intended. The bones become perfectly aligned, and the joints are freed from the pain from shockwaves when walking, with the muscles throughout the body allowed to work efficiently. When walking, the foot is made to go through a full cycle, increasing the activation of muscles in the lower body, boosting muscle toning to the calves, hamstrings, abdomen and buttocks, increasing the toning value of walking by up to 50%, a full 20% more than the toning shoes and toning sandals which are currently enjoying such a surge in popularity.

The shoes help to boost the metabolism, increase oxygen consumption and increase the rate of calorie burning, helping to speed up weight loss and reduce cellulite. With the posture corrected, back pain due to poor posture can be eliminated, the floor of the pelvic muscle is strengthened and overall strength and stamina is increased, as well as many other ancillary benefits.

Chung Shi shoes are sold in two ranges, the Chung Shi Balance Step, and the Chung Shi Comfort Step, offering the maximum boost to toning with the Balance Step due to a 20ยบ heel to forefoot angle, or for those who want posture correction without so much toning, the Comfort Step has a 15ยบ angle to ensure that the muscles do not tire quite so easily for greater all day comfort. Within each range there is an extensive choice of models catering to all occasions and all attire for maximum versatility. Whilst many toning shoes stop short of offering models for anything other than flat surface walking, Chung Shi even feature hiking sandals in the range, in the Chung Shi Diego and Chung Shi Trekking sandal. Whilst the most popular styles are the trainer models, for posture correction and a health boot at all times, the range is available in a wide choice of styles suitable for the workplace as well. Moccasins, trainers, sandals, oxford shoes, and even work safety shoes are available within the range.

If you are looking first and foremost for a shoe which corrects the posture and improves overall body health, Chung Shi shoes are the best that money can buy. If you want to just tone the lower body, no other toning shoes offer such a large boost to muscle tone, however many toning addicts may be put off by the price tag. The full range of benefits do not come cheap, however when you take into consideration the saving in medical bills, pain relief medication, and comfort in later life, no matter what the cost, it is a very small price to pay.

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