Magic Circle: Magic CircleA simple isometric device comprising a flexible ring with handles. Can be used to firm the muscles of the upper arms, neck, and inner thighs (especially good for expectant mothers). In place of this piece of equipment, one may substitute a rubber ball with a diameter of about 12'-16'.

 

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