Dimensions:
Small Vivi: L38 / W40 / H50 cm
Large Vivi: L38 / W40 / H54 cm

Seat height:
Small Vivi: 42-45 cm (depending on weight)
Large Vivi: 47-50 cm (depending on weight)

Material: Beech plywood with oak or walnut veneer

Cord: 4 mm PPM cord

Weight:
Small Vivi: 4.2 kg
Large Vivi: 4.6 kg

Max. body weight:
Small Vivi: 90 kg
Large Vivi: 110 kg

Are you tired of stiff muscles and a tense back at the end of a long day at work? Then try dynamic sitting. Dynamic sitting means moving freely and naturally while you sit – it’s also a great option for people with ADHD, as movement can help them focus better and feel more comfortable. With the Vivi this is very easy. Here are 5 tips for a healthy everyday working life:

1. Continuous micro-movements, such as gentle wiggling, activate the deep muscles that support the torso and relieve the strain on the spine.

2. Larger movements such as wiggling, rocking sideways and bouncing activate blood circulation and main muscles. Also try lifting your feet off the floor and balancing.

3. By moving regularly on the stool, ideally every 20 minutes, the circulation is activated and a different muscle group is used.

4. Getting up regularly, ideally once an hour, really gets your circulation going and relaxes your whole body.

5. Try not to sit for more than 6 hours at a time. Take a short walk every now and then and take some time out.

The introduction – gentle and targeted

If your back muscles still need some support or you currently have or have had back problems in the past, it is important to start slowly when starting to sit without a backrest. Just like with sport, you should practice regularly and moderately. Start in small stages and give your muscles time to develop in order to avoid overloading and "muscle soreness".

To start with, alternate between the stool and a chair with a backrest to give your back a rest. From week to week, you can increase the time you spend on the stool until your back is strong enough to support you for longer periods without support.

For healthy backs – full flexibility

If your back muscles are already strong, you can also use the stool to sit on for the entire time you are at your desk and keep your back strong and active during this time.

No matter where you start - with small steps you can achieve a strong posture and less back pain. Listen to your body - it usually tells us what is good for us and what is too much.

"It's time to revolutionize our concept of sitting. Rigid and static seating options are a thing of the past – our bodies deserve more. In a world where we sit for hours, our seating must support our natural needs. Our bodies are made for movement. It's time for our seating to follow this principle and offer freedom of movement." Lisa Stolz, Founder of MOWO

MOWO has been awarded or shortlisted for the following prizes.