MAD MAX SKIBIKE TANDEM . a system with a world wide patent

Why is the skibob sport perfect for people with or without physical disabilities?

position when seated

7 stabilising points

ideal balance

reduced danger of injury

less tiring compared to other winter sports

easy to learn

combination is possible with a healthy rider and a disabled rider

Let us inspire you to discover the possibilities for sport and movement using the skibike. The Mad Max is the first patented tandem skibob. The tandem construction is a breakthrough in the history of ski bobbing. At one and the same time it offers a new chance for disabled people to take part in winter sport as well as being a form of movement therapy and a training for the body and its movement apparatus.   further information at Stalmach and sport for disabled people detailed information about the skibob tandem Mad Max detailed information concerning the training as a skibob instructor

Opportunities:

Training:

Riding a skibob trained the musculoskeletal system, the equilibrium and the orientation.

The modern skibob movement therapy compared with the convetional therapy can be practiced much longer. Therefore the therapeutic success will be achieved much faster.

Order of muscle training:

The rider trains all his muscles during the ski bob ride and this continues over the whole period on the bike.
The tandem rider also trains their muscles in the same way as the driver.

MOVEMENTS

The safest sport:

When sitting the rider is 50cm over the snow. The skibob rider has 7 points of contact with the snow. It is very seldom that there is a fall. There is almost no chance of twisting a leg or foot.

Experience the winter at first hand:

Everyone whether fit or disabled has the right to experience the fun of skibob riding at first hand. Because of the tandem riding mother/ father and child can spend many hours on the slopes and at the same time a disabled child can enjoy the fun of winter. The whole family, disabled as well as fit members of the family can spend a day on the snow together. Disabled people can easily keep up with their fitter companions.

Social integration:

Many disabled or sick persons tend to fall into depression. They feel lonely, take no part in sports and retreat ever further into loneliness.