DFX Power Ball Gyro Exerciser

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The DFX Powerball Gyro powers up with the rising pitch of an F-18 fighter - with no batteries, no motor. Yet we dare you to hold on to it! Give it a quick pull or thumb flick to get it moving. Rotate your hand. It starts to race and hum. Soon it's whirling at over 9,000 revolutions per minute! Meanwhile, your wrists, grip, and arm are straining and working out against a powerhouse gyroscopic action. In fact, Dyna-Flex is now spinning internally so fast that it wants to leap out of your hand! Need a break? Slow down the rotations, or pass it on to an unsuspecting friend. Watch them try to hold onto it! As an executive relaxer, a carpal-tunnel / arthritis reliever, or a strength and coordination builder, Dyna-Flex will knock your socks off!

The DFX Powerball Gyro makes the cover of Time magazine as one of their top 10 digital devices of the year. It features a balance rotor and removable top cap, which allow insertion of the optional digital speed meter. Generates from 32lbs to 35 lbs of torque when speeds of 9,000 - 13,000 RPM's are reached. The ultimate in engineering design, featuring the same user-friendly features as theDFX Powerball Gyro Pro Plus but incorporating an on board generator. By activating the gyro, a dynamism (motion) is created, which will activate LED lights, located in the interior of the gyro. The faster the unit runs, the brighter the lights will be until the whole hand is engulfed in a bright glow. Just when you think you've seen it all, along comes the ultimate hand, wrist and arm Exerciser, the DFX Powerball Gyro.

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Features & Benefits

PWRBALL1	DFX Powerball Gyro with Blue LED Lights	$39.95

The Speed Meter is designed to work with the Dynaflex Pro Plus and Powerball. It easily adapts to each unit by simply removing the cap of the gyro and snapping the meter into place. The speed meter will upgrade either unit to the ultimate performance machine. This speed meter has 3 important functions: Measures the users current speed. Remembers the users highest rpm. Calculates the maximum revolutions of the gyro. This is excellent for competition play-offs, measuring your own strength or just for fun.
SM01	Speed Meter	$16.95

PERSONAL TESTIMONY: The only way to explain the magic of this product is to share the specific areas it worked for me (Jim Jobin, Owner):

Keyboarding. After the successful startup of our retail stores in 1996, my focus transitioned to this new area called "the Internet". Pouring 12-14 hours a day clicking away on a computer keyboard over the past six years has taken it's toll on my hands, wrists and arms. Once I started using the Power Ball twice a day for 12 minutes, the muscles I had damaged through repetitive motion injuries began to come back. In conjunction with the Power Ball I also used keyboard wrist rests and other carpel tunnel support products yet one of the only products that were used to "strengthen" the small muscles in my fingers, wrists and arms was the Dyna-Flex Power Ball.

Golf. Although I stink at golf, the Power Ball gave me the hand, wrist and arm strengthening that was needed in preparation for hitting a lot of golf balls (and you can believe me when I say that I hit A LOT of balls during a round of golf! ). Being an "anal retentive" kind of guy, I will invest a significant number of days and hours at the driving range before plunking down the money to play 18 holes of golf. The Power Ball helped to prepare my hands for the incredible pounding they would take in hitting hundreds of balls a day at the practice range.

Bowling. I started bowling in April 2002 to take advantage of the "family time" this provided. I hadn't bowled since I was 12 years old and my body was ANYTHING but prepared for what it was about to be experience by throwing a 15 pound ball down a lane over 20 times a game (I didn't strike very often, resulting in having to throw the ball TWICE!). The Power Ball continues to strengthen my bowling hand and provides the necessary "warm up" of my hand and arm prior to bowling. Now I bowl in several leagues and have a respectable average. I attribute my improvements in bowling to my increased arm strength, which is critical in projecting a 15 pound bowling ball over the correct "mark" time and time again.