Xtensor Hand Exerciser – The Ultimate Gamer Resistance Trainer
Physical Therapy October 6th, 2009
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The Xtensor Hand Exerciser is a unique device designed to increase the strength in your hand through a series of exercises. Perfect for dentists, surgeons, golfers, gamers, computer users, musicians, or just about anyone else who relies on the strength of their hands, the Xtensor conditions muscles in the hands by providing resistance when opening or closing it.
Stress issues in the hands and wrist are common amongst those who frequently perform tasks with the hand in the closed position. Hand exercises with the Xtensor Resistance Trainer prevent an imbalance between the flexor muscles in the hand used for gripping and the extensor muscles used for opening the hand. The Xtensor Hand Exerciser is perfect for Guyon’s Canal Syndrome, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Tennis Elbow, and general joint stiffness.
Designed to fit either hand, the Xtensor includes 13 finger bands in three sizes to fit virtually any hand, with 3 different lock positions to set tension. You can buy the Xtensor Gamer Hand Exerciser in blue or yellow, and it makes a great gift for any loved one suffering from repetitive stress injuries.
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October 22nd, 2009 at 5:18 pm
The muscles that close the hands are constantly under stress as every activity requires forceful gripping such as tennis. Recipient of the prestigious Medical Design Excellence Award, The Xtensor makes it easy to strengthen the muscles that open the hands, improving blood flow to strengthen the wrists, elbows helping prevent and repair repetitive stress injuries. The Xtensors varying levels of tension specific to each finger fits on both hands and replicates the natural movement of the fingers in the exact opposite direction of how we use our hands every day. The Xtensor is a great gift for tennis players or anyone whose activity requires repetitive use of the hands.