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How soon would you be willing to pay for a pair of hand balancing stands?

Dear Hand Balancer,

Watch any professional hand balancer and you'll find them on some type of stands. Seldom if ever do you find them performing on the flat ground.

Why is this? Because these tools actually make balancing easier while giving the appearance of more difficulty. With more ease these experts can perform better with more confidence.

Having always seen these masters in videos and pictures I was always curious where you could get a pair of these stands. I wasn't the only one either. I often received questions asking the same thing.

I never found the answer...until one day out of the blue a former professional hand balancer sent me an amazing gift.

I used that original pair of stands often. It's hard to explain it but once you mount a pair of hand balancing stands you'll notice how different the 'feel' is. I could 'feel' a better balance and all my skills 'felt' easier while gripping the blocks.

Since I wasn't the only one who had been looking all over for these things, I set about the path to having them manufactured. Now they're available to anyone, not just the professionals.


Let me tell you about some of the unique benefits you'll receive when you use the hand balancing stands.

• Smooth and comfortable blocks allow you to grip hard (much harder than you can on the flat ground) giving you better control making balancing easier. Longer handstands and harder skills can be yours.
• The grips actually provide less stress on the wrists allowing you to train more and need less flexibility.
  
• Certain surfaces allow extra action based on the heights of the stands making balancing even easier.
• Interchangeable Heights - Whether you want them low to the ground or raised high you can get the benefits of using the stands. Raise them high to pull of exercises that could only be done on parallettes before.
• Since your palm is still flat on the blocks any work done on these will transfer over to normal balancing on the ground and vice versa unlike working on parallel bars.
• Train the one hand handstand by using the different heights of the stands. A full progression can be made getting you balancing on one hand in no time.
• Easy Portability - Because of the design all pieces can be disassembled which means you can take them anywhere (and shipping isn't outrageously expensive.)

If you're serious about hand balancing at all, you'll add this vital tool into the mix.

Before these stands I had found one pair before on an obsucre Austrailian website. It was a fine piece of equipment except for the fact that it cost $5000.00 to buy. They're trying to lock out anyone except the very best from ever getting the benefits of using these stands.

But don't worry as these stands won't cost you anything near that price. You can get the same benefits at a fraction of the cost. Get your pair of the hand balancing stands for just $129.

To make this risk-free you have a 3-month money back guarantee. If you don't like them for any reason you can send them back for a full refund.

There are certain things you should do in order to get the most out of using the stands when you place your hands on them. Important facts like positioning and how to use them.

That's why you'll also receive The Guide to the Hand Balancing Stands for FREE. In this downloadable video you'll discover:

• The two options for proper hand position. Get this wrong and you'll destroy your efforts.
  
• This unique 'Open Hand' exercise can only be done on the stands. Have you got the balance for it?
  
• Using the stands for added range of motion on presses.
  
• How to build up to the one-hand-handstand with this 4-step process.
• How to put the added height to your benefit.

Order you pair of stands today and you can get started practicing like a pro.

Good Luck and Good Hand Balancing,
Logan Christopher

P.S. One other benefit I forgot to mention, the hand balancing stands allow you to train anywhere. On concrete where you'd rather not put your hands down, on sand where the balance is normally harder, on wet surfaces and more.