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    finding taji spheres

    Anyone know where to find one of these taiji spheres for sale?

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    They look about the same size as a bowling ball. How much do they weigh? A bowling ball is probably too heavy.
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    They are supposed to weigh about 30 lbs, I think. The heaviest bowling ball is only 16 lbs.

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    And some have another small ball or something inside that makes cool sounds when you roll it around. Do they make ben-wah balls for elephants?

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    Check out your local bowling alley...

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    They're supposed to be made of stone...

    ...not bowling balls. For 30 lb. stone balls, try www.atomicathletic.com 517-540-1040 - ask for Roger and tell him Gene from Kung Fu Tai Chi Magazine sent you.

    He asks $99 for the 30 lb, $119 for the 60 lb.
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    Thanks, Gene!

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    Hmmm. They look a bit rough. Not to mention a little more than I wanted to spend. !I really have my heart set on the jingly metal ones anyway. I think I just buy an old bowling ball for now.

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    A bowling ball is probably better to start...

    ...but you'll want to work up to real stone eventually. And rough is part of it.

    I thought cowboys liked it rough.
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    D amn! I just knew I bought these a ssless chaps for a reason!

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    big rough stone balls

    ride 'em cowboy!
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