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History: Chinese iron balls have long been famed as one of the three treasures of Baoding, China. First produced during the ming dynasty(1368-1644)iron balls have often been improved through the ages by skilled Chinese handicraftsmen.Originally, these balls were simple, solid, cylindrical objects. Later, handicraftsmen began designing hollow balls and inserting sounding plates that produce high and low tones when used. These lighter balls are easier to handle and the musical tones contribute to the relaxation process that results from exercising with them.Directions: The balls are placed in one's hand and with the muscles in one's fingers and forearms contracting and relaxing hamoniously. Beginners should select balls of a smaller size and them, over time, increase ball size as one's proficiency improves. Ultimately, one can exercise both hands altermately or simultaneously and may even choose to use three or four balls in one hand.Maintenance: The balls are made of metal and, hence, s