
How increasing your walking speed can improve your health
If you’re looking for a simple, effective way to improve your health—both right now and in the long term—upping your walking speed is the way to go.
MISSION-DRIVEN
Living in a climate-changed, plastic-clogged, Covid-crazed world has left many of us wondering, can we still make a difference? At Baliston, we believe the answer is a bold, “Yes, we can!” starting with choices as simple as which shoes we wear.
In the coming months, we’ll be launching an audacious new shoe experience that will catapult the industry into the next generation. But we’re getting ahead of ourselves.
First, let’s build a community together, driven by the belief that when we join forces behind a cause there’s no stopping us. Whether it’s combating climate change, or leading conscious and healthy lives, it’s time for a movement.
And with that we ask, are you ready to play your part and
join us?
Baliston has created its shoes by leveraging an intentional design approach that considers every aspect of the shoe, from its styling and materials, to embracing connectivity that provides health insights and goal setting.
Our recipe?
WHO WE ARE
Baliston is an innovative, prelaunch direct-to-consumer (DTC) startup founded by footwear, tech, and ecommerce veterans highly experienced in successfully bringing products to life. We’re based in California with an international team spanning France, Luxembourg, Germany, and Mexico.
We’ve set out to build a new paradigm for what a shoe experience can be. We look forward to staying in touch and delivering our breakthrough product in the next few months.
Check out our blog articles to learn more about causes close to our heart and how Baliston is tackling them head on.
If you’re looking for a simple, effective way to improve your health—both right now and in the long term—upping your walking speed is the way to go.
Supination and its opposite, pronation, are terms that describe where someone puts most of their weight when they walk or run.
Over time, physical predispositions can develop into movement preferences or habits, and this is often how pronation arises.