So I had lunch with Tamer the other day and tried the Power Balance on him. He said it was bull crap and it was all the placebo effect. I told him I was going to put it in his hand and he said I shouldn't have told him that because now he's going to think he was going to do it and he would be able to do it. I tested it on him and it didn't work...He couldn't balance, why? Because I put a fake band in his hands, when I put the real one in his hands I pushed down really hard and he didn't tip not even a little.

So then Tamer called me while I was eating and told me he was with friends (the one being tested on is Cetin, pronounced "CHE-TIN", and the other friend is Cem, pronounced "JEM") and that Tamer made a bet with Cetin that it did work. I went out in my pajamas. Cetin and Cem thought it was bull crap, I think the last words of the video were as stated "what the f*ck?!".

So WTFoodge.com decided to give away two power balance wrist bands in a contests and the winners turned out to be...ANDREW AND POLYCARP!!!!

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From my personal experience, the power balance does work, whether it's a placebo effect or not it works. From the subjects I have tested this on, it worked on 90% of the subjects. I tried it on Chris and it didn't work at all. Either he has no potential strength because I used minimal effort to push him down on both tries and he tipped over on the strength test, or he just didn't try because it required more strength for me to push down my 12 year old cousin and a 100 pound girl.
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I just got an email and I will be doing a review really soon

So I've seen this once before on TV and I was like "Pssht a effing rubber wrist band? Makes you stronger, more flexible, and more balanced. I just tried one my brother had and I can tell you it worked like a charm (WTFOODGE?!). It's called the Power Balance and I want to see if I can get one myself to do a full hands on review.