For your convenience, we have commissioned a range of videos to help clearly highlight the various muscle groups exercised each time you use your Powerball.

The faster the rotor speed during each of these exercises, the greater the resistance (gyroscopic inertia) that is generated within the sphere and the harder your muscles will have to work - thus the more intense the workout!

If you are new to Powerball and regardless of your current state of fitness, we recommend that you start slowly and avoid over clocking those revs at the very beginning! While it is a highly addictive product to use, Powerball is also a superlative fitness/strength building instrument and you should immerse yourself in the experience gradually or it can bite!

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Forearm - anti-clockwise Extend your arm as shown, and rotate your wrist in an anti clockwise direction to concentrate on the muscles in your forearm. click Forearm - clockwise Using the same technique as above, if you rotate your wrist in a clockwise dierction, you can concentrate on the muscles in your lower forearm. click Biceps To exercise your biceps, curl your arm and rotate the ball in an anti-clockwise direction. Angle your wrist in towards you slightly. click Pectoral By keeping your arm almost straight, and holding the Powerball slightly in front of you you will concentrate on your pectoral muscles. click Deltoid Keeping your arm straight and down by your side, rotate the Powerball in a clockwise direction. You should start to feel a burn in your deltoid muscles as the Powerball exercises them. click Fingers & Grip Strength The Powerball will increase your grip and finger strength when used at moderate/high speeds as you have to maintain a tighter grip at increased speeds. click Wrist Strengthening No matter how you hold the Powerball or at what speeds you operate it, it is always working on increasing the strength and dexterity of your wrists through the constant exercise. click