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Looking into getting a D-Ball to add variety to my workouts but am a little confused as to the kind to get. Semi-Bounceable, Non-Bounceable ?? BOTH ??
Based on this video : http://files.codegreene.com/gymjones...ls_264_med.mov It looks as though they are using 2 different kinds of balls. Is it worth getting both ?? |
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Kevin,
I got the non-bouncing D-ball and the Dynamax. I think it was a good choice. It looks like the bouncing one could be fun too. Paul |
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Thanks Paul.
I have a 20lb Dynamax. What is the advantage to owning a 20lb D-Ball ? |
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We slam the d-ball, rageball, etc. We also wallball the d-ball, well we did before we got the dynamax.
I have a duct tape & Sand B-ball, but I think if I really get on it, it will explode. |
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Advantage #1 for D-ball: It won't blow up when you slam it (well, it is less likely to).
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i have a dball and a dynamax. they are 2 different animals but look similar, same as looking at a horse and a mule. the dball is the mule. you have to work harder to bounce the d ball than if you are using the bouncing variety or a dynamax ball. plus the dball will hold up better to very forceful slamming.
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