Some readers might think that $235 is a lot to pay for shoes that make even the slightest motion (OK, just standing around) more strenuous than it has to be, but others would argue that the first set of readers is cheap, lazy, and/or lacks a proper appreciation for flat butt. The fulcrom of the debate is a newly marketed shoe made by a company called Masai Barefoot Technology and which promises to improve many things, such as posture, physique, and even oxygen intake. One study, conducted by the Human Performance Laboratory at the
University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada,
found that wearers of the strange new shoes take in 2.5 percent more oxygen than those walking in
conventional shoes. Few readers will be surprised to learn that this bizarre and interesting story about MBT shoes appears in the Los Angeles Times.
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Whatever the merits of the shoes, who wants a flat butt? You can get that by doing absolutely nothing. What you want is a high-riding iliac crest. Keep workin’ it.
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