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Powerball Gamer
The Powerball: Gamer definitely gives you the promised workout. Once you get the ball rolling, so to speak, its all a matter of how long you can hold out. The only batteries you have to worry about going dead are your own since the motion of the exercises you do with the Powerball keep the device moving on its own...
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Royal Flush Magazine
Does it really work?
Often times, I find myself shocked by what I find whenever I stray off the main path. In between E3 meetings, I found myself wandering to the far corners of the E3 floor. Without even knowing, I eventually came across a bunch of workout equipment. This wasn’t hooked up to any console but, of course, my boyfriend had to try it. What caught his attention was this light up gyroscope....
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Gamer Tell
E3 2010 Report.
I was walking by some booths and a man stuck a exercise ball in my hand and told me that is made for gamers (and other exercise enthusiasts) to work out their arms and prepare for gaming.
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Mountain Magazine
Why do we climb rocks and mountains?
We’ve all used those old-school grip trainers, and while they were better than nothing, the unidirectional motion falls short of what climbers really need for the infinite ways we hold on to those teeny tiny nubs of rock.
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Vital Juice Report
You won't want to put this down.
We just can't let a good thing go. So when we found the Dynaflex Pro Gyro from a Cali company, we refused to let it slip through our fingers. It wasn't so easy. The thing is like a mechanical bull for the hands.
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Games IGN Report
by IGN Staff
September 9, 2009 - Anaheim, CA
Today's video gamers require cat-like reflexes, flexibility and endurance to survive a hostile cyber battlefield. more....
Twin Galaxies Report
ENTER: THE CYBER ATHLETE
It's an oft-heard complaint in many households with teens who are very much into gaming: why not go outside and play sports instead? more....
Chip Chick Report
Powerball Gamer by Dynaflex Will Improve Your Button Mashing Fatigue
The PowerBall by Dynaflex features a gyroscope spinning inside a blue polycarbonate ball. So what, right? By using the PowerBall Gamer a few minutes a day before firing up the computer or gaming console – a gamer will be able to play longer with less hand and arm fatigue. more....
UberGizmo Report
PowerBall Gamer warm-up routine
Who would've thought that even gamers need to warm up before their big event - that's what the PowerBall Gamer from Dynaflex is all about, featuring a gyroscope that spins within a blue polycarbonate ball. more....
