A Wisconsin professor ran similar tests comparing the performance of 42 athletes wearing Power Balance wristbands and silicon versions from Wal-Mart and said he found no difference.Athletes were more likely to perform better wearing the second bracelet they put on, largely because they knew what to expect from the trial, said John Porcari, professor of exercise and sport science at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse."I think it is a scam," he said. "It has absolutely nothing to do with the bracelets. It is all in people's heads."
They gave them out to the members at the golf club i play at and I've worn one for about a year. Yes, a crock but I like telling people that it enables me to perform amazing athletic movements and achieve purity of essence.
It's a fashion trend, I doubt any athlete in their right mind above the age of 12 believe that the bracelets or necklaces actually work.
My wife refers to it as a "man bracelet."
"Mancelet"? "Manlet"?
Brahbray.
Gaylet.
