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FOR OVER 30 years, Dynafl ex International has been designing, manufacturing and distributing a wide range of unique, ergonomic, total body fi tness products. “Our fi rst product was the patented Dynabee Gyro Exerciser, which positioned us as an innovator in specialty fi tness products among amateur and professional ath- letes,” says sales representative, David Saldana. The original idea behind Dynafl ex’s gyro was to strengthen grip, wrist and arms, as well as increase coordina- tion and conditioning for most sports. “Our gyros range from 30 pounds of torque with 13,000
RPMs, all the way up to our line of extreme gyros that can deliver up to 60 pounds of torque, with 21,000 RPMs,” explains Sal- dana. “They’re about the size of a tennis ball and they’re fun to use.”
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was discovered that Dynafl ex’s gyros also played a major role in pain relief and rehabilita- tion of many hand, wrist, arm and shoulder injuries, increas- ing blood fl ow, circulation and vascularity. “As the engineer- ing and design of our products progressed, we added certain features, components and ac- cessories to the product line,” says Saldana. For instance, the DFX Sports Pro comes with a power cord, docking station and training CD. These added fea- tures allow users to choose from multiple starting methods, and view examples of some of the exercises they can do with the gyro. The DFX Sports Pro dock-
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