I just received my Power Ball Fusion Auto Start. It’s magnificent. The highest RPM I managed to reach was 7200. I will practice more. I’ve always wanted one of these as a kid. Well, now I have one. And the quality is superb.
I've had my powerball for about 25yrs, One of the originals (The Earth's Most Powerful Gyro) I had to start it with a string until they brought out the base that spins it up for you, I also have the cage with a velcro strap that you put on your foot to use it with your ankles. I recently purchased the Titan Pro as I thought it was time for an upgrade and can safely say I am extremely happy with the product and would recommend Powerball to anybody thinking of purchasing one. If anyone is interested my 25yr old ball is still working perfectly after all this time so is a testament to the craftsmanship and build quality of the product although I have lost the little rubber feet that sit under the autostart base system. Peace, Love and Gratitude!.
I would love to know where you found the cage and Velcro for your ankle! That’s exactly what I need to recover from a sprain due to wearing Crocs for too long.
I came here for science. First thing is, you are an excellent speaker! You are highly intelligent in the things that you enjoy! I enjoyed watching this video not just for the science but for your charisma and energy!
That's very kind of you to say, thank you so much (it helps that Powerball is such an interesting and engaging device to talk about!) With my kind regards, Rory
The best description I've ever heard on how to use it is that "It's like spinning a marble in a can". If you know how to use one of these, you know it can't get more accurate than that. I enjoy your technical explanations...excellent tutorials. I see why you're the CEO.
Missed this comment earlier Richard, thank you for taking the time to make it and your gracious compliment, it is appreciated. Yes indeed, I'm going to steal that one from you, a marble in a can is even easier to visualise for most than ice cubes in a glass, thanks so much 👍 (your namesake would be proud indeed!) With my best wishes, Rory
Just ordered one of these after recommendation from my chiropractor. Excellent video Rory. I was after a good explanation of how I was to use this and how they work and you did that. Thanks
Great product which I've just started using as part of a wrist rehabilitation program - the resources available are inspirational and make the product well worth the money. Other product manufactures should learn from this. Support and enthuse your customers and tell them how to use your products by any channel available.
Just got mine, used it the whole time I watched the video. I have hypermobility syndrome in my joints and my wrists get a huge amount of abuse between my gaming and my work (Welder) and this thing actually did take away the pain almost immediately. It feels really weird to be told a bunch of really good benefits from a very affordable product, then it actually being true. Will be letting everyone I know try it out and recommending it to them, thank you for this!
Delighted to hear this Adam, thank you for posting. Actually, we have had several customers in the past who have suffered from the pain and discomfort of hypermobility in the joints and so I know how uncomfortable and debilitating it can be. One customer in particular told me that she couldn't live without the ball after discovering it such was the severity of her condition and the relief it brought to her pain - I recall she had an issue with the ball at one point and we had to ship a replacement to her urgently such was her dependency upon it. They really do work wonders on this condition Adam, thank you again for posting. With my best wishes, Rory
I have the Diablo and I absolutely love it I’ve owned a couple of others by different companies but my power-ball is smoother, quieter, has lasted longer, and generates more force I’ll soon be 64 and my arms have more definition than they did when I was 34 It’s also fun!
I bought mine after feeling that gyro (the clerk started the spin) buzz, but anguished for 7 years unable to stabilize or even keep it goimg. Your instruction is fantastic,just as the feel of the gyro from fingers to shoulder after only 3 minutes
Loving your products..I've recently bought the hybrid model and I've just ordered the "titan power pack" aswell as also owning 2 powerspin's, one for me and one for my partner...I was an amateur boxer till about 23-24. My wrists got put through alot hitting bags , sparring etc.. , I'm 38 now, not trained since and led a very "bourgeois" life since shall we say,.🙄.. massive fan of your products and can't wait for my titan set to arrive 👍👍
Very much obliged to you Mart (Declan?), I am most appreciative of your business. You have two amazing devices with which to build forearm strength that'll mirror your days as a boxer, there is no doubt - my own preference is the Hybrid simply because I've got an average sized hand, but if you've got a larger hand and/or are looking for the ultimate in forearm punishment then that Titan is going to blow you away with the power it produces...and how silky smooth and quiet it is. I hope you have followed me through my 9 minute Powerspin workout? Search for it here: 'powerspin 9 workout' - you'll be pleased you did!) Thanks so much once again for your business Mart. With my best wishes, Rory
I would love to see a model that uses the electricity generated to power a reasonably bright white led on the outer shell instead of a bunch of colored LEDs on the rotor. There's a huge market for a battery-less flashlights that will last you a lifetime. Both for preparedness, camping, and why not, mountain climbers that love to spend the night outdoors. I have a Neo and I always loved the light show it puts out, but I always thought it would stand on a whole new category as a tool now if all that light could be used for other than eye candy.
@@kerokero_furogu funny how your useless comment doesn't match reality. For your info there already are many models with lights so simply changing the type of LED would broaden the market for these tools generating more adoption, better sales and more people using them.
I just got mine in the mail and this video is extremely useful and true, I'm recovering from a wrist fracture and spinning it a few minutes gave me more mobility, will keep using it and highly recommend it. Also I was wondering if it matters which way you spin it and if you should change the way you spin it for rehabilitation? In any case thank you for the great explanation
Greetings Kevin, sorry for the delayed reply! Thanks for your compliments, I appreciate them. Spinning in that circular motion engages all 4 of the main muscles in the forearm and, as such, it doesn't really matter whether you spin clockwise or anticlockwise. This being said, I do like to alternate from time to time and so switching direction during a spin is recommended - we find that left hand dominant users tend to favor anticlockwise spinning while right hand dominant favor clockwise spins....going against the natural tendency of the co-ordination is good and can be nothing but beneficial overall. Just try to ensure you use your Powerball for 23- minutes several times daily at a slow to moderate spin speed (this will depend on your own physical ability with that wrist fracture of course)...you'll see remarkable improvements in both strength and endurance within 10-14 days, I promise. Many thanks again Kevin. With my best wishes, Rory
I bought mine roughly a year or 2 after this company first started. Mine is still perfect and display still functions perfect. Really is a high quality product and mine really wasnt cheap either
Whoa! Thanks Spike, I appreciate you dropping by and thank you for your kind comment. We kicked it all off in 1998 and are still going strong today. Glad to hear your Powerball is still functioning well and hope you're continuing to use it regularly 👍 Best wishes, rory
Thanks for this video, I'm trying to find the Powerball that has the greatest resistance when being used. Why isn't there a clear list by intensity? I also think there may be some knockoffs on Amazon, not good. Thanks for sharing.
Hmm, the way you described that forearm pain sounds exactly like what I'm experiencing. Im a programmer, type on the keyboard most day, I take breaks and go bang out a few sets of dips and pushups (no warmup), I suddenly feel this annoying inflaming pain in my forearms like what's going on there... Just ordered my ball can't wait to try it hope it helps with that!
Hi Vexe, thank you for your comment and your valued purchase, it is greatly appreciated. You were just like me many years ago when I was lifting weights as a young lad...I'd go in, no warm up whatsoever and just go at it like a rabid dog...my arms got nice and big but I was always incurring pain in the elbow from the tearing I was causing on the tendons...not alone was I lifting outside of what my tendons could physically cope with (especially at the elbow) but with no warm up, all that force was going directly onto those "non-stretch" tendons and ripping them up. At 20, of course, they repair much quicker than at, say 40 or 50, and so I'd be out of action for 2 weeks and then back at it again...but here's the rub...each time the tendon tore it would rebuild with a nice layer of scar tissue (disorganised tissue in which blood flow is even more restricted) and so 30 years on, I have to be really careful about warming up before any sort of lifting - Powerball is great for this of course (as you will soon see) but if you've got scar tissue as bad as I do, the only way to get rid is to go to a physio 5-10 times and let him dig in there with his thumbs (and that really hurts to the point of tears!) to break it down over the course of 3-4 months and then you should be right as rain again. Use your new Powerball for 2-3 mins moderate spinning before any sort of physical exercise and it'll keep you pain free and in good shape, I promise (and I speak from deep experience). Thanks so much, Rory
@@rpmpower wow! You have just described perfectly my weight lifting no warm up technique that I have done for about 35 years!! It literally could've been me writing about my caveman way of lifting 😔thought my elbow pain was just the old Arnold philosophy of no pain no gain! Wish I'd have had your knowledge 35 years ago, I also had no idea that once the scar damage was done, it could be undone with physio! Thank you for your wisdom and be well.
@@bigtom1001 Ha! So I wasn't alone with the bad lifting technique so! :-) Yes, we are fellow comrades I'm afraid Tom, with age comes wisdom - a few visits to the physio to help break down the scar tissue will be helpful (albeit because the tendons are sensitive when inflamed, he'll need to take the pressure off them first by lengthening out the muscles in the first couple of visits...but when done in conjunction with a device like Powerball that promotes strong blood flow through the muscles, you'll soon be right as rain again! Best wishes, Rory
@@rpmpower I always had good technique, but whenever I would warm up, I'd always end up with an injury, I thought the gods were telling me that warming up wasn't necessary for me 😅it literally can feel like my tendons are on fire, hugely better since I stopped lifting heavy, used to curl 32kg dumbbells and now I'm doing 12kg 😔really miss lifting heavy, but with your excellent advice, I could be back 👍👍my powerbsll is my pal! thanks for the great advice , be well my friend, Tom.
I am buying this for my husband because his regular Fives matches are all cancelled. However I have had frozen shoulders, rotator cuff problems for years from nearly drowning, would you imagine that this may help? Great video. Thank you.
Greetings Nicci, many thanks for your message and purchase, it is greatly appreciated. Yes indeed, our clients have seen many positive benefits from simply spinning Powerball with a fully extended arm, you are going to be pleased. Please scroll down to the shoulder section of this page to get maximum benefit from your new Powerball when it arrives: powerballs.com/videos/ Thanks again Nicci, best wishes, Rory
Ive been thinking of getters one of these for a while but I just don’t know what one to get. I get aches in my wrist & fore arm where I was knocked off my bike a while ago. Great video.
Hi Jason, thank you for your message and comment, it is appreciated. In truth, there is no more efficient way to rehab and strengthen a weak / sore wrist / forearm than with a gyroscopic hand exerciser (it targets each of the 4 main forearm muscles simultaneously, unlike any other device that we're aware of). Autostart Powerballs are the easiest to operate but, once spinning, all Powerball models in the range will all produce extraordinary results and literally, a 2-3 minute spin, performed 2-3 times each day at a moderate pace will be sufficient to remedy those aches and pains (unless there is something else underlying the condition), you simply won't believe the subtle manner in which it operates and how quickly it all happens. The heavier metal models can also be used of course (more expensive to buy), just spin at a slower speed. Really, if you've never experienced one you're in for a surprise. Thanks Jason. Best wishes, Rory
I got one! So the idea is to keep it in a circle, not to kinda bend with it's direction a bit? Also, start slow, is it important to get it up to high speed? Thanking your good self.
Thanks so much! Yes indeed, this looks like a sport that would benefit from a Powerball warm-up for sure! (Might I suggest one of our Autostart Diablos for your Diabolo? :-)
I have one question..we know that isometric contractions are harder for heart...heart must pump few times harder ..what about powerball??? How does it influence on heart. Tnx in advance for the answer♥️
Greetings Silvana, I hope you're well. These days, we have the heavy zinc rotor inside our three metal models (it is the same rotor in each) - the difference is the shell size; the largest shell, and perhaps the one that offers the most resistance, is Titan, while Diablo is the smallest shell size and fits really well in the hand as a result. For me, the choice is between Diablo and the new Hybrid model we've just launched - the hybrid uses a polycarbonate shell and fits my hand really perfectly but really, you cannot go wrong with any of the three metal models, each is uniquely wonderful :-)
nsdpowerballs Great! Last night I bought a hybrid pro, it should be arriving tomorrow! Titan is probably too big for women’s hands, that’s why I’ve purchased a hybrid model. Thanks 🙏
Then you've certainly got the right product in your hand if that's your goal...nothing to be done except spin 2-3 minutes, two or three times a day and you'll be going 'wow' again after 7 days (I promise :-) Thanks so much and with best wishes, Rory
Greetings! I have mine for 2 weeks already and loved it. Does it has any benefit to spin it both ways.? I mean clockwise and counter. I am having difficulty spinning it counter clockwise. ( right hand )
Well...you clearly already have strong fingers...and thus powerful tendons controlling those fingers. And so, given that Powerball strengthens those tendons (which are directly connected to the forearm muscles), you're already well along the way to having powerful grip and forearm strength so the question is; do you need more? Because, no matter what kind of grip strength training you've done in the past, it won't exercise those forearm muscles as efficiently as Powerball will...and so, if you need another, say, 25% grip/forearm/wrist strength then go ahead and buy Powerball (any Powerball...the cheapest one, the dearest one, it doesn't matter) and you'll be able to do at least 60+ finger push-ups after 3 weeks (if that's what you want to be able to do :-) I can pretty much promise you. But, more importantly, you'll also enjoy far greater muscle ENDURANCE....not just strength. Hope this helps. Kind regards, Rory
Does it matter what motion keeps it going ? I ask because my motion (rotating the wrist) is different than a coworker. (The standard glass/ice cubes motion)
Darrick, good day. No, not at all. The 'pot stirring' / 'ice cube rotation' motion is certainly the most efficient and is the one movement that will simultaneously exercise all 4 main forearm muscles. But sometimes our customers will use the 'rapping on the door with your knuckles' action (flexion/extension) or 'turning the door handle' (pronation/supination) motion instead, to isolate those particular forearm muscle pairs. Whatever works for you Darrick, it's all good. Best wishes, Rory
Hello! I've recently purchased the Fusion Pro, and I want to ask if you have any experience with removing light scratches from the plastic (polycarbonate?) shell? I have a good heat gun with a low setting, what do you think of using that to restore the shell to perfect clarity? Thank you!
Hi Edric, thank you for your message and valued purchase, it is appreciated. I'm sorry, I have no experience in scratch removal...albeit I'm not sure I'd be recommending the use of a heat gun on the shell given that it may have an adverse affect on the special plastic materials we use on the internal components...exercise great caution with that gun my friend! Best wishes, Rory
If I buy a heavier ball, how much more resistance will I get at low speeds? I'm trying to heal up a rather serious injury where one of my bones in my left forearm is connected to my wrist with tendon and my wrist is locked. So it's done like that to make me able to rotate my arm.
Hi Jesper, I don't recommend a heavier ball with this condition, I'd rather see you using one of the 280Hz models instead...but using it for longer each session (and always within your own physical ability). I'd recommend caution against using a Titan or Diablo in any circumstance where the wrist has been locked as you've described - instead, using a lighter ball for longer spin sessions (at an increased speed IF your joint can take this kind of pressure/resistance) will be more beneficial. But again, because this is a unique form of exercise, I'd run it by your physician before embarking on any such forms of exercise...your condition sounds complex and caution is recommended, these Powerball products produce significant resistance when those rotors are in motion (whether it's a 280Hz or Metal model) and can catch the user unaware....not something I'd like to see happen you when the wrist has been fused like that. I'd certainly be keen to learn more if you've got a moment to share. Many thanks and with best wishes, Rory
Hi, I've used the Powerball for the last week that I borrowed from a friend and wanted to order my own now I am convinced! I just tried the code, but it's expired. Is there a new discount code we can use? :)
@@rpmpower Thank you very much, Rory! I am sorry, but I have been sick for a while and I just tried to place my order but got this notification " This coupon has expired.". Could you send a new code, please? I would love to get my own now I've returned the one I used to my friend. Thanks in advance
@@producdevity Yassine, good day, many thank for your message. Certainly, please try: SIGNEDUP10 I believe that code will work correctly. Best wishes, Rory
Greetings and thanks for your comments. Interestingly, we did have a device we called 'foot trainer' which...hmm...wasn't a commercial success despite doing all the things we needed it to do for the ankle. We also had several models with LEDs previously but once we started going down the strengthening and rehab route specifically (as opposed to the 'gadget' market that we had spent some time in 10 years ago), we found it more beneficial to work on improving the output of each model as opposed to burdening them with LEDs I guess. But thanks for your comments and feedback regardless, it is appreciated. With best wishes Rory
@@rpmpower I would love to see a model that uses the electricity generated to power a reasonably bright white led on the outer shell instead of a bunch of colored LEDs on the rotor. There's a huge market for a battery-less flashlights that will last you a lifetime. Both for preparedness, camping, and why not, mountain climbers that love to spend the night outdoors. I have a Neo and I always loved the light show it puts out, but I always thought it would stand on a whole new category as a tool now if all that light could be used for other than eye candy.
I have a few of these but I am disappointed that there is only one model with LED lights now .You should make that an option on more models it just give a person the added incentive to use it IMO
Hi I came out of my wrist cast yesterday after 12 weeks in a cast...my wrist is very stiff and sore...I'm after getting myself one of these..how long will I use it for each day?
Greetings, and thank you for your message and purchase. It's a subjective experience for each user in truth, only you can decide how long is enough. The important thing to bear in mind isn't really the duration of the spin, more, it's the speed at which you spin that is the issue as, even following recovery of a wrist break/fracture, you could still likely spin Powerball for 60 minutes at a REALLY slow speed and not do any harm or experience discomfort...and in so doing, you'll be doing a significant benefit to yourself as spinning Powerball at slow to moderate speeds drives enhanced blood flow throughout the limb and thus delivers oxygen and collagen healing nutrients to the "crash zone" so to speak, both of which stimulate its healing and reduce recovery times by up to 50%. So, if it's not causing you discomfort (if it does then of course stop immediately), then you should spin as often as possible (say, several 5-10 minute SLOW spins each day)...all of which will strengthen the heck out of the 4 main muscles in the forearm in the process while also building endurance, both of which have been reduced during that period in which the limb was in its cast. As long as you experience no discomfort while spinning then we recommend you spin often, it's all good stuff. Thanks again and with best wishes, Rory
Mewtwo squad Just a few minutes a day will help just keep it slow to begin with I recently got the Titan pack my forearms were on fire after using it a little too long. Thankfully the massage ball that came in pack helped way more than I thought it would. Cant recommend it enough
Just ordered one for 130 euro. I tried the discount code but got the message "no discount on this item". And this was not on sale or any special offer. Will you keep your promise and give me any discount? 😢
Greetings (sorry for my delayed reply). Yes...and no. (Life is never simple). Yes, because it's an oversize ball with a heavy rotor and if you spin too fast, it will generate substantially more resistance than one of the smaller, lighter Polycarbonate models which could potentially damage the recovery process as opposed to aid it... And no....if you spin slowly each time during that healing process then the resistance will be more than manageable (like having a Bugatti Veron and driving it around at 30mph...you'll be itching to "have a go" and will need to restrain yourself! :-) Hope this helps and thanks for your valued interest regardless. With my best regards, Rory
You're out of phase with the spinning rotor is all, slow down your wrist turns at the beginning, or increase the diameter of the wrist turns and, at some point in the spin, you'll get in sync and will immediately feel that magical resistance
Hi Nic, glad to assist; it sounds like you're out of phase with the spinning rotor (you need be only 0.5 sec out and it'll die in your hand as you've described). Please watch this video (assuming you're using an Autostart ball) and it'll show you where you're going wrong: ruclips.net/video/FEjH2aIAUX0/видео.html If it's a cord start ball you're using then please watch this video instead: ruclips.net/video/BKva0VxtZDk/видео.html Hope this helps (let me know if you're still struggling and we'll arrange a quick call). Best wishes, Rory
Great for cooks that perform thousands of repetitive (chopping/slicing/dicing) movements each day. Bringing that blood flow into the muscle, tendons and ligaments of the upper limbs brings collagen healing nutrients and oxygen that promotes healing of inflamed tissue while also warming up muscles to allow them stretch and take pressure off the connecting tendons, again bringing immediate relief from RSI pain and making happier guests from all the better food you'll be producing 🥳
2 year warranty, but we've been selling Powerball worldwide since 1998 and regularly supply parts to our customers from back in the early 00's on request so we've got your back on this one too.
Wow. . Reading tbrough the comments, it is SO OBVIOUS that they are all written by the same person!!! 😂😂😂😂 If you don’t believe me , check it out for yourself 😂
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You advertise life time warranty and when I have write to you, you reply that you are not taking responsibility of what the distributors are doing. and of course the distributors was telling "we don't exchange 'it and we don't offer spare parts" !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Tudor, if a customer purchases a Powerball from us directly (through our web site or store) then yes, we do offer a lifetime warranty with the product. If the purchase is made through the store of one of our distributors then it is the policy of the distributor which dictates whether or not they will offer the same warranty - lifetime warranty is quite unique and many businesses will not offer it, but again, we do not dictate this, we just ensure that it's available when someone purchases directly from our store. If you wish to correspond with us directly however (send an email to: 'info@ the web address printed on the grip band"), we will see how we can help to solve any problem that you might have. Thanks Tudor. Kind regards, Rory
We have several other specific videos that show exactly how to start both cord start and wind back and release autostart models so please check those out - this particular video wasn't created to show our customers the starting technique.
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I just received my Power Ball Fusion Auto Start. It’s magnificent. The highest RPM I managed to reach was 7200. I will practice more. I’ve always wanted one of these as a kid. Well, now I have one. And the quality is superb.
Very kind of you to say, thank you so much for your order and this gracious comment, I'm delighted to read it. With my best wishes, Rory
I've had my powerball for about 25yrs, One of the originals (The Earth's Most Powerful Gyro) I had to start it with a string until they brought out the base that spins it up for you, I also have the cage with a velcro strap that you put on your foot to use it with your ankles. I recently purchased the Titan Pro as I thought it was time for an upgrade and can safely say I am extremely happy with the product and would recommend Powerball to anybody thinking of purchasing one. If anyone is interested my 25yr old ball is still working perfectly after all this time so is a testament to the craftsmanship and build quality of the product although I have lost the little rubber feet that sit under the autostart base system. Peace, Love and Gratitude!.
I would love to know where you found the cage and Velcro for your ankle! That’s exactly what I need to recover from a sprain due to wearing Crocs for too long.
I came here for science. First thing is, you are an excellent speaker! You are highly intelligent in the things that you enjoy! I enjoyed watching this video not just for the science but for your charisma and energy!
That's very kind of you to say, thank you so much (it helps that Powerball is such an interesting and engaging device to talk about!) With my kind regards, Rory
The best description I've ever heard on how to use it is that "It's like spinning a marble in a can". If you know how to use one of these, you know it can't get more accurate than that. I enjoy your technical explanations...excellent tutorials. I see why you're the CEO.
Missed this comment earlier Richard, thank you for taking the time to make it and your gracious compliment, it is appreciated. Yes indeed, I'm going to steal that one from you, a marble in a can is even easier to visualise for most than ice cubes in a glass, thanks so much 👍 (your namesake would be proud indeed!) With my best wishes, Rory
I've had these for years and they are just as much fun as they are effective... Buy one and see!!!!
Just ordered one of these after recommendation from my chiropractor.
Excellent video Rory. I was after a good explanation of how I was to use this and how they work and you did that. Thanks
Great product which I've just started using as part of a wrist rehabilitation program - the resources available are inspirational and make the product well worth the money. Other product manufactures should learn from this. Support and enthuse your customers and tell them how to use your products by any channel available.
Thank you Craig, it is always a pleasure to receive these kinds of compliments, I am glad the videos have been of help. Best wishes, Rory
Solid video on the anatomy being activated.
Just got mine, used it the whole time I watched the video. I have hypermobility syndrome in my joints and my wrists get a huge amount of abuse between my gaming and my work (Welder) and this thing actually did take away the pain almost immediately. It feels really weird to be told a bunch of really good benefits from a very affordable product, then it actually being true. Will be letting everyone I know try it out and recommending it to them, thank you for this!
Delighted to hear this Adam, thank you for posting.
Actually, we have had several customers in the past who have suffered from the pain and discomfort of hypermobility in the joints and so I know how uncomfortable and debilitating it can be.
One customer in particular told me that she couldn't live without the ball after discovering it such was the severity of her condition and the relief it brought to her pain - I recall she had an issue with the ball at one point and we had to ship a replacement to her urgently such was her dependency upon it.
They really do work wonders on this condition Adam, thank you again for posting.
With my best wishes, Rory
I have the Diablo and I absolutely love it I’ve owned a couple of others by different companies but my power-ball is smoother, quieter, has lasted longer, and generates more force I’ll soon be 64 and my arms have more definition than they did when I was 34 It’s also fun!
Instantly felt the work it does… I like it so far
Got to love science, this video is the best explanation about for this device
I bought mine after feeling that gyro (the clerk started the spin) buzz, but anguished for 7 years unable to stabilize or even keep it goimg. Your instruction is fantastic,just as the feel of the gyro from fingers to shoulder after only 3 minutes
Great to hear Richard...good things come to those who wait...and persist! :-) BR Rory
Loving your products..I've recently bought the hybrid model and I've just ordered the "titan power pack" aswell as also owning 2 powerspin's, one for me and one for my partner...I was an amateur boxer till about 23-24. My wrists got put through alot hitting bags , sparring etc.. , I'm 38 now, not trained since and led a very "bourgeois" life since shall we say,.🙄.. massive fan of your products and can't wait for my titan set to arrive 👍👍
Very much obliged to you Mart (Declan?), I am most appreciative of your business.
You have two amazing devices with which to build forearm strength that'll mirror your days as a boxer, there is no doubt - my own preference is the Hybrid simply because I've got an average sized hand, but if you've got a larger hand and/or are looking for the ultimate in forearm punishment then that Titan is going to blow you away with the power it produces...and how silky smooth and quiet it is.
I hope you have followed me through my 9 minute Powerspin workout? Search for it here: 'powerspin 9 workout' - you'll be pleased you did!)
Thanks so much once again for your business Mart.
With my best wishes, Rory
I would love to see a model that uses the electricity generated to power a reasonably bright white led on the outer shell instead of a bunch of colored LEDs on the rotor. There's a huge market for a battery-less flashlights that will last you a lifetime. Both for preparedness, camping, and why not, mountain climbers that love to spend the night outdoors.
I have a Neo and I always loved the light show it puts out, but I always thought it would stand on a whole new category as a tool now if all that light could be used for other than eye candy.
@@kerokero_furogu funny how your useless comment doesn't match reality. For your info there already are many models with lights so simply changing the type of LED would broaden the market for these tools generating more adoption, better sales and more people using them.
Be flickering round like a rave strobe light lol
Just bought one and thought it was broken. Thank you!
Thanks Jack 👍
I just got mine in the mail and this video is extremely useful and true, I'm recovering from a wrist fracture and spinning it a few minutes gave me more mobility, will keep using it and highly recommend it. Also I was wondering if it matters which way you spin it and if you should change the way you spin it for rehabilitation? In any case thank you for the great explanation
Greetings Kevin, sorry for the delayed reply!
Thanks for your compliments, I appreciate them. Spinning in that circular motion engages all 4 of the main muscles in the forearm and, as such, it doesn't really matter whether you spin clockwise or anticlockwise.
This being said, I do like to alternate from time to time and so switching direction during a spin is recommended - we find that left hand dominant users tend to favor anticlockwise spinning while right hand dominant favor clockwise spins....going against the natural tendency of the co-ordination is good and can be nothing but beneficial overall.
Just try to ensure you use your Powerball for 23- minutes several times daily at a slow to moderate spin speed (this will depend on your own physical ability with that wrist fracture of course)...you'll see remarkable improvements in both strength and endurance within 10-14 days, I promise.
Many thanks again Kevin.
With my best wishes, Rory
@@rpmpower Thank you Rory, a true legend 👍🏻
I bought mine roughly a year or 2 after this company first started. Mine is still perfect and display still functions perfect. Really is a high quality product and mine really wasnt cheap either
Whoa! Thanks Spike, I appreciate you dropping by and thank you for your kind comment. We kicked it all off in 1998 and are still going strong today. Glad to hear your Powerball is still functioning well and hope you're continuing to use it regularly 👍 Best wishes, rory
I did like the video you set on how to use a powerball with no string
Thanks for this video, I'm trying to find the Powerball that has the greatest resistance when being used. Why isn't there a clear list by intensity? I also think there may be some knockoffs on Amazon, not good. Thanks for sharing.
Hmm, the way you described that forearm pain sounds exactly like what I'm experiencing. Im a programmer, type on the keyboard most day, I take breaks and go bang out a few sets of dips and pushups (no warmup), I suddenly feel this annoying inflaming pain in my forearms like what's going on there... Just ordered my ball can't wait to try it hope it helps with that!
Hi Vexe, thank you for your comment and your valued purchase, it is greatly appreciated. You were just like me many years ago when I was lifting weights as a young lad...I'd go in, no warm up whatsoever and just go at it like a rabid dog...my arms got nice and big but I was always incurring pain in the elbow from the tearing I was causing on the tendons...not alone was I lifting outside of what my tendons could physically cope with (especially at the elbow) but with no warm up, all that force was going directly onto those "non-stretch" tendons and ripping them up. At 20, of course, they repair much quicker than at, say 40 or 50, and so I'd be out of action for 2 weeks and then back at it again...but here's the rub...each time the tendon tore it would rebuild with a nice layer of scar tissue (disorganised tissue in which blood flow is even more restricted) and so 30 years on, I have to be really careful about warming up before any sort of lifting - Powerball is great for this of course (as you will soon see) but if you've got scar tissue as bad as I do, the only way to get rid is to go to a physio 5-10 times and let him dig in there with his thumbs (and that really hurts to the point of tears!) to break it down over the course of 3-4 months and then you should be right as rain again. Use your new Powerball for 2-3 mins moderate spinning before any sort of physical exercise and it'll keep you pain free and in good shape, I promise (and I speak from deep experience). Thanks so much, Rory
@@rpmpower wow! You have just described perfectly my weight lifting no warm up technique that I have done for about 35 years!! It literally could've been me writing about my caveman way of lifting 😔thought my elbow pain was just the old Arnold philosophy of no pain no gain! Wish I'd have had your knowledge 35 years ago, I also had no idea that once the scar damage was done, it could be undone with physio! Thank you for your wisdom and be well.
@@bigtom1001 Ha! So I wasn't alone with the bad lifting technique so! :-) Yes, we are fellow comrades I'm afraid Tom, with age comes wisdom - a few visits to the physio to help break down the scar tissue will be helpful (albeit because the tendons are sensitive when inflamed, he'll need to take the pressure off them first by lengthening out the muscles in the first couple of visits...but when done in conjunction with a device like Powerball that promotes strong blood flow through the muscles, you'll soon be right as rain again! Best wishes, Rory
@@rpmpower I always had good technique, but whenever I would warm up, I'd always end up with an injury, I thought the gods were telling me that warming up wasn't necessary for me 😅it literally can feel like my tendons are on fire, hugely better since I stopped lifting heavy, used to curl 32kg dumbbells and now I'm doing 12kg 😔really miss lifting heavy, but with your excellent advice, I could be back 👍👍my powerbsll is my pal! thanks for the great advice , be well my friend, Tom.
I am buying this for my husband because his regular Fives matches are all cancelled. However I have had frozen shoulders, rotator cuff problems for years from nearly drowning, would you imagine that this may help? Great video. Thank you.
Greetings Nicci, many thanks for your message and purchase, it is greatly appreciated.
Yes indeed, our clients have seen many positive benefits from simply spinning Powerball with a fully extended arm, you are going to be pleased.
Please scroll down to the shoulder section of this page to get maximum benefit from your new Powerball when it arrives:
powerballs.com/videos/
Thanks again Nicci, best wishes, Rory
what an excellent salesmen
Ive been thinking of getters one of these for a while but I just don’t know what one to get. I get aches in my wrist & fore arm where I was knocked off my bike a while ago. Great video.
Hi Jason, thank you for your message and comment, it is appreciated.
In truth, there is no more efficient way to rehab and strengthen a weak / sore wrist / forearm than with a gyroscopic hand exerciser (it targets each of the 4 main forearm muscles simultaneously, unlike any other device that we're aware of).
Autostart Powerballs are the easiest to operate but, once spinning, all Powerball models in the range will all produce extraordinary results and literally, a 2-3 minute spin, performed 2-3 times each day at a moderate pace will be sufficient to remedy those aches and pains (unless there is something else underlying the condition), you simply won't believe the subtle manner in which it operates and how quickly it all happens.
The heavier metal models can also be used of course (more expensive to buy), just spin at a slower speed.
Really, if you've never experienced one you're in for a surprise.
Thanks Jason. Best wishes, Rory
added to my playlist
I got one! So the idea is to keep it in a circle, not to kinda bend with it's direction a bit? Also, start slow, is it important to get it up to high speed? Thanking your good self.
I don't mean 'a bit' really, I mean quite a bit, sorry.
Great vid! I've started using powerball as a warmup for playing Diabolo which has started putting a lot of pressure on my wrists and forearms
Thanks so much! Yes indeed, this looks like a sport that would benefit from a Powerball warm-up for sure! (Might I suggest one of our Autostart Diablos for your Diabolo? :-)
I have one question..we know that isometric contractions are harder for heart...heart must pump few times harder ..what about powerball??? How does it influence on heart. Tnx in advance for the answer♥️
Hi, I just bought a powerball, my question is which powerball offers the most resistance? What’s the name of it? Thanks 🙏
Greetings Silvana, I hope you're well. These days, we have the heavy zinc rotor inside our three metal models (it is the same rotor in each) - the difference is the shell size; the largest shell, and perhaps the one that offers the most resistance, is Titan, while Diablo is the smallest shell size and fits really well in the hand as a result. For me, the choice is between Diablo and the new Hybrid model we've just launched - the hybrid uses a polycarbonate shell and fits my hand really perfectly but really, you cannot go wrong with any of the three metal models, each is uniquely wonderful :-)
nsdpowerballs
Great!
Last night I bought a hybrid pro, it should be arriving tomorrow!
Titan is probably too big for women’s hands, that’s why I’ve purchased a hybrid model. Thanks 🙏
This guy got the best voice ever
I just said WOW! - First time user trying to combat RSI (Guitarist & computer)........
Then you've certainly got the right product in your hand if that's your goal...nothing to be done except spin 2-3 minutes, two or three times a day and you'll be going 'wow' again after 7 days (I promise :-) Thanks so much and with best wishes, Rory
Greetings! I have mine for 2 weeks already and loved it. Does it has any benefit to spin it both ways.? I mean clockwise and counter. I am having difficulty spinning it counter clockwise. ( right hand )
Also come up with one to put on your ankles to work the legs .
My question is: if i can do series of push ups on my fingers, like series of 40 without having a dolor, will it be usefull for me ?
Well...you clearly already have strong fingers...and thus powerful tendons controlling those fingers.
And so, given that Powerball strengthens those tendons (which are directly connected to the forearm muscles), you're already well along the way to having powerful grip and forearm strength so the question is; do you need more?
Because, no matter what kind of grip strength training you've done in the past, it won't exercise those forearm muscles as efficiently as Powerball will...and so, if you need another, say, 25% grip/forearm/wrist strength then go ahead and buy Powerball (any Powerball...the cheapest one, the dearest one, it doesn't matter) and you'll be able to do at least 60+ finger push-ups after 3 weeks (if that's what you want to be able to do :-) I can pretty much promise you.
But, more importantly, you'll also enjoy far greater muscle ENDURANCE....not just strength. Hope this helps. Kind regards, Rory
@@rpmpower I got one and i am happy with it. Love how it purrs !
Does it matter what motion keeps it going ?
I ask because my motion (rotating the wrist) is different than a coworker. (The standard glass/ice cubes motion)
Darrick, good day.
No, not at all.
The 'pot stirring' / 'ice cube rotation' motion is certainly the most efficient and is the one movement that will simultaneously exercise all 4 main forearm muscles.
But sometimes our customers will use the 'rapping on the door with your knuckles' action (flexion/extension) or 'turning the door handle' (pronation/supination) motion instead, to isolate those particular forearm muscle pairs.
Whatever works for you Darrick, it's all good.
Best wishes, Rory
I'm still waiting on mine to be delivered.
Hello! I've recently purchased the Fusion Pro, and I want to ask if you have any experience with removing light scratches from the plastic (polycarbonate?) shell? I have a good heat gun with a low setting, what do you think of using that to restore the shell to perfect clarity? Thank you!
Hi Edric, thank you for your message and valued purchase, it is appreciated. I'm sorry, I have no experience in scratch removal...albeit I'm not sure I'd be recommending the use of a heat gun on the shell given that it may have an adverse affect on the special plastic materials we use on the internal components...exercise great caution with that gun my friend! Best wishes, Rory
Try toothpaste. Seriously.
If I buy a heavier ball, how much more resistance will I get at low speeds? I'm trying to heal up a rather serious injury where one of my bones in my left forearm is connected to my wrist with tendon and my wrist is locked. So it's done like that to make me able to rotate my arm.
Hi Jesper, I don't recommend a heavier ball with this condition, I'd rather see you using one of the 280Hz models instead...but using it for longer each session (and always within your own physical ability).
I'd recommend caution against using a Titan or Diablo in any circumstance where the wrist has been locked as you've described - instead, using a lighter ball for longer spin sessions (at an increased speed IF your joint can take this kind of pressure/resistance) will be more beneficial.
But again, because this is a unique form of exercise, I'd run it by your physician before embarking on any such forms of exercise...your condition sounds complex and caution is recommended, these Powerball products produce significant resistance when those rotors are in motion (whether it's a 280Hz or Metal model) and can catch the user unaware....not something I'd like to see happen you when the wrist has been fused like that.
I'd certainly be keen to learn more if you've got a moment to share.
Many thanks and with best wishes, Rory
Hi, I've used the Powerball for the last week that I borrowed from a friend and wanted to order my own now I am convinced! I just tried the code, but it's expired. Is there a new discount code we can use? :)
Greetings Yassine, thanks so much for your message and valued interest. Please try this code:
Powerballs10
:-)
With my best wishes, Rory
@@rpmpower Thank you very much, Rory!
I am sorry, but I have been sick for a while and I just tried to place my order but got this notification " This coupon has expired.". Could you send a new code, please? I would love to get my own now I've returned the one I used to my friend.
Thanks in advance
@@producdevity Yassine, good day, many thank for your message. Certainly, please try:
SIGNEDUP10
I believe that code will work correctly. Best wishes, Rory
I have an idea on how to design it for the legs>
Greetings and thanks for your comments. Interestingly, we did have a device we called 'foot trainer' which...hmm...wasn't a commercial success despite doing all the things we needed it to do for the ankle. We also had several models with LEDs previously but once we started going down the strengthening and rehab route specifically (as opposed to the 'gadget' market that we had spent some time in 10 years ago), we found it more beneficial to work on improving the output of each model as opposed to burdening them with LEDs I guess. But thanks for your comments and feedback regardless, it is appreciated. With best wishes Rory
@@rpmpower I would love to see a model that uses the electricity generated to power a reasonably bright white led on the outer shell instead of a bunch of colored LEDs on the rotor. There's a huge market for a battery-less flashlights that will last you a lifetime. Both for preparedness, camping, and why not, mountain climbers that love to spend the night outdoors.
I have a Neo and I always loved the light show it puts out, but I always thought it would stand on a whole new category as a tool now if all that light could be used for other than eye candy.
None of my docs or therapist have ever mentioned these for my bad hands . Wth
I have a few of these but I am disappointed that there is only one model with LED lights now .You should make that an option on more models it just give a person the added incentive to use it IMO
Thank you.
Hi I came out of my wrist cast yesterday after 12 weeks in a cast...my wrist is very stiff and sore...I'm after getting myself one of these..how long will I use it for each day?
Greetings, and thank you for your message and purchase. It's a subjective experience for each user in truth, only you can decide how long is enough.
The important thing to bear in mind isn't really the duration of the spin, more, it's the speed at which you spin that is the issue as, even following recovery of a wrist break/fracture, you could still likely spin Powerball for 60 minutes at a REALLY slow speed and not do any harm or experience discomfort...and in so doing, you'll be doing a significant benefit to yourself as spinning Powerball at slow to moderate speeds drives enhanced blood flow throughout the limb and thus delivers oxygen and collagen healing nutrients to the "crash zone" so to speak, both of which stimulate its healing and reduce recovery times by up to 50%.
So, if it's not causing you discomfort (if it does then of course stop immediately), then you should spin as often as possible (say, several 5-10 minute SLOW spins each day)...all of which will strengthen the heck out of the 4 main muscles in the forearm in the process while also building endurance, both of which have been reduced during that period in which the limb was in its cast.
As long as you experience no discomfort while spinning then we recommend you spin often, it's all good stuff. Thanks again and with best wishes, Rory
@@rpmpower thanks so much for your reply
Mewtwo squad Just a few minutes a day will help just keep it slow to begin with I recently got the Titan pack my forearms were on fire after using it a little too long. Thankfully the massage ball that came in pack helped way more than I thought it would. Cant recommend it enough
Just ordered one for 130 euro. I tried the discount code but got the message "no discount on this item". And this was not on sale or any special offer. Will you keep your promise and give me any discount? 😢
Is Titan model too heavy for after tfcc surgery rehabilitation?
Greetings (sorry for my delayed reply).
Yes...and no. (Life is never simple).
Yes, because it's an oversize ball with a heavy rotor and if you spin too fast, it will generate substantially more resistance than one of the smaller, lighter Polycarbonate models which could potentially damage the recovery process as opposed to aid it...
And no....if you spin slowly each time during that healing process then the resistance will be more than manageable (like having a Bugatti Veron and driving it around at 30mph...you'll be itching to "have a go" and will need to restrain yourself! :-)
Hope this helps and thanks for your valued interest regardless. With my best regards, Rory
This guy could sell ice cubes to eskimos. The skill with the use of the voice n so on is probably the best I’ve ever heard.
That's a great compliment to receive, thank you so much. Best wishes, Rory
Powerballs is the best
I bought a Gyroball and I’ve never got it to generate any action
You're out of phase with the spinning rotor is all, slow down your wrist turns at the beginning, or increase the diameter of the wrist turns and, at some point in the spin, you'll get in sync and will immediately feel that magical resistance
When does the discount code get entered on the site? It wants me to enter address credit card etc.
He says discount won't apply if there is already an offer on the product.
How to buy a silver Power ball
don't get it. mine winds down in like ten seconds max, no matter the speed or rotation I use. Is it just skill?
Hi Nic, glad to assist; it sounds like you're out of phase with the spinning rotor (you need be only 0.5 sec out and it'll die in your hand as you've described). Please watch this video (assuming you're using an Autostart ball) and it'll show you where you're going wrong:
ruclips.net/video/FEjH2aIAUX0/видео.html
If it's a cord start ball you're using then please watch this video instead:
ruclips.net/video/BKva0VxtZDk/видео.html
Hope this helps (let me know if you're still struggling and we'll arrange a quick call).
Best wishes, Rory
if you are not using auto start powerball you can start very easy by rolling it quickly along the carpet (also fingers, thigh, etc)
It’s good
unintentional asmr
Will it help me I am a cook?
Great for cooks that perform thousands of repetitive (chopping/slicing/dicing) movements each day. Bringing that blood flow into the muscle, tendons and ligaments of the upper limbs brings collagen healing nutrients and oxygen that promotes healing of inflamed tissue while also warming up muscles to allow them stretch and take pressure off the connecting tendons, again bringing immediate relief from RSI pain and making happier guests from all the better food you'll be producing 🥳
Motorcycles also work with gyroscopes...
I play piano and i can these absolutely help my playing strength and generally just help me play better..
Only a year warranty
2 year warranty, but we've been selling Powerball worldwide since 1998 and regularly supply parts to our customers from back in the early 00's on request so we've got your back on this one too.
6:33 please spin it are you quick, Mic
When are you making a New Die Hard movie. Yipppie Kay yayyy....
You look like, even sound like Uwe Boll, minus accent. Maybe it's great for boxing)))
Wow. . Reading tbrough the comments, it is SO OBVIOUS that they are all written by the same person!!! 😂😂😂😂
If you don’t believe me , check it out for yourself 😂
Agghh its too complicated!!! I cant get it!!!
Put my hairdresser wife on to you for her carnal tunnel.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You advertise life time warranty and when I have write to you, you reply that you are not taking responsibility of what the distributors are doing.
and of course the distributors was telling "we don't exchange 'it and we don't offer spare parts" !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Tudor, if a customer purchases a Powerball from us directly (through our web site or store) then yes, we do offer a lifetime warranty with the product.
If the purchase is made through the store of one of our distributors then it is the policy of the distributor which dictates whether or not they will offer the same warranty - lifetime warranty is quite unique and many businesses will not offer it, but again, we do not dictate this, we just ensure that it's available when someone purchases directly from our store.
If you wish to correspond with us directly however (send an email to: 'info@ the web address printed on the grip band"), we will see how we can help to solve any problem that you might have.
Thanks Tudor. Kind regards, Rory
Wow I've struggled using mine over 3-days. All i wanted was plenty of examples. This guy must of used it on his tongue. This video did not help me.
We have several other specific videos that show exactly how to start both cord start and wind back and release autostart models so please check those out - this particular video wasn't created to show our customers the starting technique.
HaHaHaHa
my father bought one powerball and i "stole it" :D
Fucking thief.
Looks like a toy
A toy with a big bite.