Smartphones bring pain, thumb dumbbells relieve trouble

The survey found that 43% of British people have thumb aches. The survey also found that 66% of people hope that their thumbs will be more flexible and move faster. More than half of the respondents said using smartphones makes their thumbs feel tired, and 41% said that they had to take a break for a while while using their phones.

To solve this problem, the 65g thumb dumbbell was designed, and the 65g weight was specially selected for exercise.

Mobile communication is about to enter the 4G era. This fitness gadget is currently being tried to determine that it can exercise a strong enough thumb to welcome the arrival of the 4G era. It can be said that this little thing is part of the "Welcoming the 4G" revolution.

When the 4G era officially arrives, people will operate smartphones faster and their fingers will also bear a greater burden. Therefore, sufficient preparation must be made before this.

Nicola, an upper limb exercise expert from BMI Health Service Goldsmith said: "At present, the thumb is more used to perform faster and more accurate operations."

"We have also discovered the health problems that have brought to people. It is time to find ways to help our fingers. Finger dumbbells will give us a new exercise experience and allow people to establish awareness of protecting their fingers."

"We only see the use of the thumb and the pain of the thumb. We have good protection and exercises in other parts of the body, but the thumb is ignored by us. Let's prevent the pain of the thumb, instead of waiting for the pain to start paying attention to our precious thumbs."

David, general manager of the thumb dumbbells, designed the thumb dumbbells. Johnson said: "We learned that the thumb is used more than before."

"With the arrival of the big data era and 4G, we hope that people can enjoy the life of 4G better. The thumb is actually involved in the interaction with the era of technological revolution, and protecting our thumb is crucial."