The Original Powerball 250Hz Pro
The Original Powerball is the ideal exercise tool for hockey players, combining strength training and coordination training in one pocket sized revolutionary device, but more than that, it's fun!
The Powerball exercises all the muscles in your arm, but particularly focuses on the wrist and forearm muscles which are essential to gain that extra power when hitting the ball, precision movement when performing close control skills and extra whip on passes.
Powerball also helps to prevent tennis elbow, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI Syndrome). It can ease pain in muscles and shoulders after working long hours on the computer.
How it works
Powerball is a finely engineered and precision crafted gyro consisting of a rapidly spinning rotor enclosed in a solid [hand held] outer sphere.
You set this rotor in motion using a cord or your finger and build its speed by subtle rotation of the wrist. It contains no motor and no batteries. All of the energy which we describe below comes from you and the stronger you are, the faster you will be able to make your Powerball spin!
In a world of cheap imitation products, Powerball sits at the very top of the marketplace with its superlative 250Hz movement - a creamy, silky, yet hard hitting spin that no other gyro can match!
The best imitation products can reach speeds of between 6000rpm to around 9000rpm before the vibrations coming from the unbalanced rotor inside make it uncomfortable and impossible to spin any faster.
At the heart of your new Powerball however there beats a rotor that has been so precisely balanced using advanced computerised technology that it can reach speeds in excess of 15,000rpm without even the slightest vibration - at which point it is generating a staggering 40lbs of torque and hitting your arm and wrist a workout of monumental proportions!
Powerball now incorporates a computerised digital counter on the outer sphere. This ingenious clock sits neatly at the top of the ball and accurately counts the number of revolutions performed by the rotor in a given run, helping you to monitor the improvements in your body strength on a daily basis.