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Dual Gravity Shoes

Under Armour New Product Idea

Submitted 3 years ago

The moon walker shoes are designed(by moonshine crea company) in such a way which gives a person a feeling of reduced weight. So they are for fun. Now let's suppose, if we can arrange the magnets in the shoes in a way which would give a feeling of increased weight instead of reduced weight. This would help people (jogging or walking) burn more calories in less time. Like a man with normal shoes used to jog daily 1 kilometres to burn 100 calories. But with these shoes he would have to cover just 500 meters to burn 100 calories. Also, maybe, we can have mats used in the gyms and homes equipped with this technology to burn more calories with half effort.

The basic of making these is based on the energy input and output of the body. The output energy(due to a lot of physical work) of people around 100 years ago was much bigger than today's people. That's why today's people suffers from cardiovascular, obesity or lifestyle diseases. Why? B'coz the practice of eating the same healthy food earlier and that too three times a day, is as it is nowadays and the physical work has reduced too much. It has become like a ritual (hindi-riwaj). Not even the religious practices and rituals are as same as they used to be. I don't understand why the eating habits haven't changed yet. So either the people have to start eating less which they can't do OR the gadgets which makes a person exert double effort while walking or jogging should become new normal.

Thanks for your time

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