does it really teach u to levitate
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I dont want to reveal to much however it does as far as I have learned teach u to levitate objects im not done learning all the tricks but I have learned to levitate things
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I do not think so. You learn forward in the seat. You gain balance from the lean. I think you will enjoy using it and wonder how you ever got along without it. You are blessed. sbb
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It comes with a Dvd that demonstrates the tricks. It does a great job. My 6 year old followed along very easily and learned the tricks.
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No it's not hard at all. When you set it up you adjust the foot pedals to your body hieght. By doing so you are locating your body wieght center of the pins that hold your balance. If done properly the only thing you move to raise and lower is usually just one arm. That moves your center of gravity enough to go up or down. Hope this helps.
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Watching ball bearings spew out of it on the first turn of the pedals always gets your cardio rate up. I had to take it to a shop to have the bearing pulled and replaced before it could be used. After that yes it works and to answer your question it uses the proximity of magnets to induce drag into the main fly wheel. This system does not give the direct adjustment that direct contact wheel or belt might give you but unless you are looking for extreme drag it will suffice to give you enough resistance for a cardio workout.
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nope. not unless you enjoy ending up halfway across the room after a few dozen jumps. it'll inch a bit each time you land. infuriating, and dangerous. excellent way to twist an ankle.
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I purchased one for my nieces birthday and she used it on grandma and she told me she caught her in a lie! It's based on skin resistance, when you lie your skin pores put out sweat which lowers your skin resistance. I thought it was a cool little device!
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So far I couldn´t even put it to levitate, but my daughter did, and yes it rotates without any help.
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I do not know, sometimes my sister's does that!I think if it is on the stand to long it gains force and fly upwordTry to push the fairy strait on the stand, it works with my sister's
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Yes! Our 7 yr old twin grandsons learned it really fast and have been enjoying it since Christmas. Good buy!
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I don't think so. I used it with my hands for rehab after a shoulder replacement. I forced it to go around faster than the motor wanted it to and got more resistance out of it. That's not good for the motor but I didn't want to be a passive participant in the "exercise". I ended up buying a cheap non=electrical unit that has a thumb screw on top to increase the resistance. It also allowed me to go backwards. This Motorized cycle goes at a particular speed and you just hold on. It's funny that people comment that they don't get a very good work out with it. They are passive while the cycle moves their feet of hands around. Hope this helps
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No. But for the price it's selling for now, it seems like it should. I would have just lost the control anyway. The main feature that sets this apart from others is that it is lighter than most, since the base is not filled with heavy material; makes it easier to lift. It's lasted a fairly long time, and taken a few hits.
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it teaches basic flight skills with planes and helis.mine did not work correctly so i pitched it.
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used according to the instructions it does help. It's not the total answer but better than a "life style lift."
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Yes they fly true. They make a practice tip that gives you an accurate flight
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It is not a sewing gimmick! However it is used with invisible thread which causes an object to levitate not the wax.
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Specifically I don't know about this prop. However very slight out of balance can be detected if you allow the prop to slowly rotate, do it in both directions and note if there is a slightly higher rate of slowing in specific orientations. The other method I have used fro very fine balancing is to have the item stationary and then lift the test bench up and down (increasing the local force of gravity and the out of balance) Be aware of what the air movement will do to bias the rotation of the part. This is a good tool for investigating balance, see what works and doesn't. Using small pieces of tape to test out of balance can give you confidence in the results.Hope this helps.Peter Specifically I don't know about this prop. However very slight out of balance can be detected if you allow the prop to slowly rotate, do it in both directions and note if there is a slightly higher rate of slowing in specific orientations. The other method I have used fro very fine balancing is to have the item stationary and then lift the test bench up and down (increasing the local force of gravity and the out of balance) Be aware of what the air movement will do to bias the rotation of the part. This is a good tool for investigating balance, see what works and doesn't. Using small... » Read More Specifically I don't know about this prop. However very slight out of balance can be detected if you allow the prop to slowly rotate, do it in both directions and note if there is a slightly higher rate of slowing in specific orientations. The other method I have used fro very fine balancing is to have the item stationary and then lift the test bench up and down (increasing the local force of gravity and the out of balance) Be aware of what the air movement will do to bias the rotation of the part. This is a good tool for investigating balance, see what works and doesn't. Using small pieces of tape to test out of balance can give you confidence in the results.Hope this helps.Peter « Show Less