Baoding Ball (Chinese balls) Review

[@ureviews]

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[@mr.g5963]

It's called a sweatshop... that's how they are so cheap

[@ureviews]

Yeah it's crazy and sad.

[@IndigoChild007]

There are different sizes. The smaller, the less likely they are to touch. Mines touch. I have the very same sizes. And they provide remarkable relaxation.

[@ScratchinMelodiiPlayer]

I got the Phoenix and dragon ones

[@Lightnin42]

Same

[@DonaYonkovich]

A) this is a good size for beginners. Once you master this size you move up to larger. B) the idea/goal is to spin/twist/rotate the balls in your hand without them clanging/hitting together- keeping them in unicon- hence the sound from within. C) Once you master your primary hand, you move to your other hand to master that. D) This practice is great for dexterity: musicians, chefs, and people who work typing, ect... Helps with Carpal tunnel, arthritis, ect.. because it creates a constant fluid natural movement in the hands.

[@grahch3]

Umm they aren't supposed to touch each other.

[@mattnobrega6621]

No. Because the ones that are hollow Can get damaged, and it would defeat the purpose of the baoding, which is to strengthen the muscles and improve dexterity as well as a stress reliever. Each of the finger tips has a pressure point, and the faster you go, the better the stimulation of those pressure points. I just learned that today. Through research. 😁👍

[@IndigoChild007]

These are ok to touch because they are larger. There are different sizes.

[@lhnetwork3800]

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