"Do You Want to Know About Unique Arm Exerciser Used by Russian Special Troops and Olympic Champions Which Has not Been Widely Advertised or Marketed Outside Russia Before?
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By: Nikolay Sotsky

Nikolay Sotsky, inventor, USSR Master of Sports in Greco-Roman (classic) wrestling, multi-champion of Belarus, PhD in Education, Asst. Professor, Head of the Bio-mechanics Department of the Belarusian State University of Physical Training, author of 15 internationally patented inventions.
Dear sports amateur or professional sportsman,
Do you want to achieve a new level in developing the strength of your hands, wrists and forearms and to upgrade your power and athleticism within only 2-3 months?
Do you want to improve the knockout force of your fists to levels even professional boxers would be envious of? Or do you just want to simply keep your muscles in good shape without tiresome and time-consuming training?
Fairy tales, you may skeptically think.
Then please read the information below to the very end, and I’ll be able to prove it to you by sharing the simple truth and nothing but the truth.



These are real pictures of ordinary people, far from being professional athletes, who applied the Arm Exerciser for 3-4 months, 15-20 minutes a day (the nails are 6 mm diameter and 200 mm long – 99.5% of people in the world are absolutely unable to even bend such a nail!).
Everybody knows that becoming a professional athlete is not easily attainable; sportsmen being even more aware of this. You reach a certain level and then reach a plateau, making no progress at all. You try to engage in more intensive training, but this leads to overtraining and injury.
Increasing the strength of the hands, wrists and forearms is a difficult feat, yet these muscles are vital to succeeding in most sports, including arm wrestling, unarmed self-defense, classic wrestling, free-style wrestling, judo, and other kinds of wrestling requiring clenching force, as well as boxing, kickboxing, Thai boxing, taekwondo, karate, and all other combat sports.
Also, sports such as handball, volleyball, basketball, hockey, water polo, tennis, all kinds of throwing athletics, weightlifting, and boat racing rely on this strength, as well as any other kinds of sports involving the muscles of the arms.
You can increase the workload and time to train certain groups of muscles by dedicating multiple hours to training sessions. But it takes time to drive to the gym and back, let alone the traffic problems in cities. Everyone is short on time these days, so you will routinely have to miss trainings, sabotaging your best efforts to be in good shape.
On business trips or while on vacation, you have no opportunity to train, as it is impossible to take dumbbells or weights with you, let alone any fixed training devices.
You can certainly deal with body lifting or other exercises. But this will never be sufficient for concentrated arm muscles training.
Those who have played sports know the necessity and importance of regular training. Even a 2–3 day break might result in muscular atrophy, and you will have to spend additional time and extra training to simply maintain.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful to achieve the same results of multiple hour gym training in only 15-20 minutes a day?
Wouldn’t it be great to have a compact exerciser handy and use it any time you like, e.g. in a traffic jam, during a business trip or on vacations?
Sweet dreams, you might say.
But we have found the answer to this challenge of time.
And here we present:
Your New Generation Personal Arm exerciser of "Gym-in-Your-Pocket" Design - Bison-1

Exerciser’s weight – 1.3 kg, dimensions: 5x5x45 cm. The exerciser can be easily dismantled into two parts. In such case the length of each part does not exceed 22.5 cm. The exerciser comprises of two ball joints, each comprising of supporting ring 1 with ball 2 inside. The balls are rigidly connected to holders 4 with rods 3, and the supporting rings with inside threading are put on bushing 5 having similar threading on the outer surface. Friction elements 6 are located between the balls and the bushing. The supporting rings are fixed on the bushing with lock-nut.