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Baoding balls, Chinese iron exercize balls, howto roll #2

Me fumbling around with a couple of meridian balls, also known as Chinese therapy balls. Originally there are from Baoding (China) and were first mass produced (in solid iron) during the Ming Dynas...  
 
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NemoNint (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Finally bought some of these chrome-with-inner-chime balls tonight, plus had fun with some singing bowls.

Just checking out videos, thanks for your video. I like your demo of the 3 plus one on top, very cool looking!
lannydragonlover (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Haha, I can only roll one way ! I love rolling those things aorund. Thansk for putting the vid on !
wickeritis22 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I've had the same steel health balls for years and never really learnt good techniques - only knew how to roll using my thumb. Great video - solid instruction. You have pretty amazing dexterity.
T3chl3ss (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Thank you for kind words!
I hope you will enjoy some of my other movies as well and there will be more posted in the future.
MasterEled (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Wow, and I thought I was good, well done.
Pyrofries (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Using your fret hand to roll the balls will help you develop finger dexterity for consecutive note passages. You won't notice a difference if all you play are power chords, but by all means, give it a go if you have the chance.
Zendath666 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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What size would you recommend for a beginner?

And what size are the chrome and jade ones you've got?
T3chl3ss (4 months ago) Show Hide
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It would depend on your hand size. As a rough guideline I would say half the width of your hands for the ball diameter.

My hands have a width of approx. 95 mm. And the balls I use here have a diameter of 45 mm (and a weight of 150 gr). These are the first balls I ever used and I have practiced with these a lot.
The jade ones have a diameter of 40 mm and weigh about 110 gr.

I would recommend chrome balls for a beginner because jade tends to get a rough surface when rubbed against each other.
Zendath666 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Okay, thanks for the info ^^ I think I'm going to order a pair of 40mm chrome ones. I got a pair already but they are way to big for my hands and I can hardly spin them around.
Pivotpeople71369 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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i just picked up a novelty pair, but i feel myself relaxing every time i use them.... i always enjoyed oriental therapy techniques.

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