PowerBalance, Does it work?

[4u2nv]

i'm a believer

[AndreZA]

i'm a believer

 

There are threads for that but what do you think about the Power band? I see Biogen also have their version out they go for about R350 at Dischem.

[4u2nv]

There are threads for that but what do you think about the Power band? I see Biogen also have their version out they go for about R350 at Dischem.

They did all the "tests" on me and it had a definate impact. Tried it on various other people that never heard about it, and works on them too? weird... might all be in the mind, however it does make a difference. If it makes a difference in cycling, dono, but heard about golfers we swear by it

[Starvin' Marvin]

I've got holograms on my credit cards, put on ein each of my cycling shoes. Increase my power by 25% thanks FNB!!!!

[bikemonster]

They did all the "tests" on me and it had a definate impact. Tried it on various other people that never heard about it, and works on them too? weird... might all be in the mind, however it does make a difference. If it makes a difference in cycling, dono, but heard about golfers we swear by it

 

Don't tell me...the same guy who was selling it to you "tested" it on you.

 

Well there's some quality science right there!

 

But hey, you're even braver than the OP.

[vinylguy]

the mind can do amazing things....

[Kletterer]

I suppose the weight is negliable. Then the question remains if you take a chance to miss out on something that might or might not make your mates faster than you.

[Starvin' Marvin]

I got given one. Wore it to make the oke feel good. When he left I stuck in my cars centre consol have never worn it since.

[AndreZA]

I suppose the weight is negliable. Then the question remains if you take a chance to miss out on something that might or might not make your mates faster than you.

 

and if all of them wear it then you are back to square one.

[Christopher Brunsdon]

a doctor told me they are rubbish

 

Nooit, get yourself a new Doctor, never trusted those Cubans anyway.

 

This is ground breaking medical stuff. Its the Greys Anatomy of our time. For generations to come Doctors will learn about this. I believe it falls under the chapter of: "Superstitious & Placebo medication from Central African Witch Doctors & First World Snake-Oil retail"

[Starvin' Marvin]

He he cbrunsdon

[Zeps]

I got given one. Wore it to make the oke feel good. When he left I stuck in my cars centre consol have never worn it since.

 

But have you noticed how much straighter your car drives now :lol:

[bikemonster]

I suppose the weight is negliable. Then the question remains if you take a chance to miss out on something that might or might not make your mates faster than you.

 

And wrapping magnets around your car's fuel line might make your car faster/more economical. So you ought to do that too.

 

And in other news, despite the emails you received earlier this morning, you have not won the lottery, and Microsoft does not want to give you money.

 

No need to thank.

[Starvin' Marvin]

I didn't win the lotto? Awe man there goes my Dogma 60.1 and my lambo superleggra with tow bar and bike rack fitted. Damn those heathen west africans!

[Starvin' Marvin]

Wasa wondering why I have not ahd to do my wheel allignment after 30000km. Yay power balance

[SeanMort]

It's a load of C.R.A.P. !! A few mates of mine tried them, and now that the novelty and 'placebo effect' have worn off, the bracelets are now cluttering up a drawer somewhere. Thing is that famous sports people will endorse a pink cable tie around their wrists if they get paid enough for it. I often see an SOS bracelet advert featuring Kevin Evans, but have never seen the guy actually wearing it ?? If these famous sports people have to use/wear half the things they endorse they would probably look like a Christmas tree. Stick with products backed by sound science ...