Meet SEG-B
A Control Challenge for Your Spine
Rolling your spine up and down one section at a time is harder than it sounds. It takes fine control. SEG-B makes that control visible: the keys click as your back presses them, and the blue line shows which keys are down, which are up, and the order they move in — so you can feel the keys, hear the clicks and watch the blue line.
The Science
The science behind SEG-B
SEG-B is a training and biofeedback tool, built on well-established principles of how the body moves, senses itself, and adapts to training. These are the main fronts of research behind it — they support the general principles, and are not claims that SEG-B treats any condition.
Control is a skill you can practise
Movements you can't easily see or feel are hard to practise. Research on other kinds of real-time feedback, such as ultrasound imaging, has found it can help people learn specific movement tasks. SEG-B gives you feedback you can feel, hear and see while you move. SEG-B itself has not yet been studied.
What the board shows you
Each of the 14 keys moves on its own. The blue line along the keys shows which are down, which are up, and the order they go down and come back up.
Awareness of how your back moves
Research on body awareness looks at how well people sense the position of their back. SEG-B is designed for practising awareness of how your back moves on the board, section by section.
Controlled practice, with or without load
Research on resistance training links training under load with adaptation. SEG-B is designed for slow, controlled practice one section at a time, from bodyweight movements to loaded variations.
The Through-Line
SEG-B turns spinal control into something you can feel, hear and see — so every rep is practice at moving your spine with precision.