Unleashing the Magic: Unlocking the Enigma of the Magic Set

The idea of an enigmatic magic set is quite intriguing. It conjures up images of hidden and mysterious tricks, where the magician holds the key to unlocking secrets that will astound and amaze the audience. This type of magic set goes beyond the typical cards and rabbits in hats, offering illusions and tricks that are truly enigmatic. The main characteristic of an enigmatic magic set is its ability to leave the audience wondering how the magic was achieved. Unlike traditional magic tricks, where the method can easily be deciphered with some careful observation, enigmatic magic sets specialize in creating illusions that defy explanation. The tricks included in an enigmatic magic set often involve complex sleight of hand, misdirection, and optical illusions.

Two 20-minute EMS sessions have me convinced that this won’t revolutionize your training life. BUT What EMS can do well is what Elzomor claims: it can support your other gym efforts by enhancing your mind-muscle connection. He says he trains many of his clients with standard gym practices, then supplements that work with twice-a-week EMS sessions. “You need to do more than EMS [to see a difference],” says Elzomor. “You still have to go to the gym.”

Often, desk jobs and sedentary lifestyles cause underutilized muscles to become less responsive; if you work in an office and don t regularly work out, there s a good chance that your lats and glutes, muscles that lengthen during sitting, aren t as active as they should be, which can hurt your posture. To be clear, Elzomor isn t claiming that his shock box contains any muscle-building or fat-burning magic which is a good thing, too, because existing research lends limited support to EMS recovery and training techniques.

The tricks included in an enigmatic magic set often involve complex sleight of hand, misdirection, and optical illusions. These techniques are used to create a sense of wonder and mystery, making it difficult for the audience to discern how the magic is being performed. The magician becomes a master of deception, capable of performing miracles that seem to defy the laws of nature.

SaeboGlove Hand Therapy Rehabilitation Glove

A lightweight hand rehabilitation glove designed to help you improve mobility by incorporating hand therapy at home.

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SaeboGlove Patient Criteria

I have carefully reviewed the "Patient Criteria" for this product and believe that I meet those criteria. I agree with the below:

1. With my fingers curled, I do not feel some stiffness/resistance when attempting to stretch them open with my unaffected hand. If stiffness is felt, I should consider the SaeboFlex or SaeboReach as alternatives.
2. I am unable to completely open or extend my fingers without help
3. I can close or curl my fingers partially or greater

SaeboGlove Sizing

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Step 2: Click to View Instructions

Step 3: Make Selections In Shopping Cart

• First enter your "wrist splint" size in the shopping cart.
• Next enter your "glove liner" size in the shopping cart.
• Please note that the available "glove liner" sizes will be based upon the "wrist splint" size you have selected.
• For example, if you select a SMALL "wrist splint", you will only be able to choose a SMALL or EXTRA SMALL "glove liner".

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Jumpstart your road to recovery with our 30-day Risk-Free Trial program and discover how Saebo can help you get your life back.

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How does it work?

Once you've found the Saebo device you'd like to try, order it directly through our website and have it shipped right to your home. Most devices are delivered within 5-10 business days.

Once you receive your device, you can try it, wear it, and use it in therapy and at home to determine if it's the right solution for you. If you still love the device after 30 days, keep it, it's yours! If, for whatever reason, you aren't satisfied with the results you're seeing, send the item back to us within 30 days for a full refund, no questions asked. We'll work with you one-on-one to find a better solution for your rehabilitation needs.

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Function

• The SaeboGlove is a hand rehabilitation glove designed to help you incorporate your recovery through functional task training at home. Whether you’re rehabilitating from a stroke, neurological condition, or hand injury, the Saeboglove is your ultimate companion for restoring function and regaining control.
• The Saeboglove is designed to unlock your brain’s neuroplasticity—the ability to rewire itself after injury—by facilitating purposeful movement.
• Whether it’s a grabbing a glass of water, picking up the TV remote, or twisting a doorknob, the SaeboGlove can you help you recover easier and get back into your daily routine.

Design

• Crafted with precision and cutting-edge technology, our Saeboglove combines comfort and functionality for optimal hand rehabilitation.
• Its lightweight and flexible design ensures a comfortable fit, while the individually adjustable finger supports allow for personalized assistance and resistance. This customizability caters to your specific needs and abilities, promoting a targeted and effective recovery process.
• Featuring strategically placed elastic bands, this glove assists in finger extension and flexion, actively promoting range of motion and strengthening hand muscles.

Unlock the potential of your hand rehabilitation with the Saeboglove Hand Therapy Rehabilitation Glove. Start your journey towards recovery today and rediscover the power of your hands.

Downloads

• SaeboGlove Product Manual

• SaeboGlove Size Guide

• SaeboGlove Brochure

• SaeboGlove Patient Order Form

Grasp. Release.
Hand recovery just got easier.

Key ingredients.

Expandable

Lycra finger panels are made of an elastic material to promote a breathable and intimate fit.

Open

Tensioners assist the finger and thumb joints with extension. Five various sized tensioners allow for maximum adjustability and fit based on finger length and weakness.

Non-slip

Silicon liner minimizes migration and maintains proper alignment. Anti-slip fingertips improve traction during grasping.

Secure

Unique spiral forearm design supports the wrist in a functional position.

FAQs

What is the SaeboGlove?

The SaeboGlove is an innovative hand device equipped with a proprietary tension system that extends the clients fingers and thumb following grasping. The spiral forearm design supports and secures the wrist for individuals exhibiting wrist drop. To learn more about the SaeboGlove’s features, go to our product page.

How is the SaeboGlove different than the SaeboFlex?

The SaeboFlex is a high profile, out-rigger style splint made from durable rigid parts used to support and assist individuals with increased tone. The SaeboGlove is a low profile splint made from soft fabric and semi-rigid parts used for patients that do not exhibit hypertonicity.

The SaeboGlove parts do not have the material strength needed to re-extend the digits following grasping of a client that exhibits increased tone. These clients would need the SaeboFlex.

Who can benefit most from the SaeboGlove?

There are 3 groups of clients that typically qualify for the SaeboGlove:

Mildly Affected Neurological Clients: These clients exhibit some finger extension, but not full. They may have used the SaeboFlex, but are no longer challenged by it. They may exhibit mild hypertonicity, but not enough to prevent them from extending their fingers to some degree. They still suffer from hand function impairment including fine motor control, weak finger flexors, and/or weak extensors. Numerous repetitions may be difficult due to weak finger extension strength and endurance. Thumb and index finger tone may be more prevalent. They are typically in the outpatient setting.

Moderate/Severely Affected Neurological Clients: This group exhibits very minimal or no active wrist/finger extension and are very low tone or flaccid; they are not impeded by hypertonicity. They are typically in the inpatient setting. A majority will require electrical stimulation with the SaeboGlove.

Orthopedic Clients: This group typically has a diagnosis of radial nerve palsy/brachial plexus injury/fractures. They exhibit wrist drop and lack finger extension strength.

What is the Clinical Criteria for SaeboGlove?

In order to qualify for the SaeboGlove, clients should exhibit some ability to squeeze. If the clients cannot squeeze (curl fingers), then electrical stimulation to the finger flexors to facilitate squeezing can be provided. In addition to demonstrating active finger flexion, clients should not exhibit spasticity in the hand. If clients demonstrate more than mild hypertonicity in the wrist and fingers, then the SaeboFlex would be required.

If I already have the SaeboFlex, is there any reason to consider the SaeboGlove?

As clients make progress with their upper limb recovery, it is common to see improvement with spasticity and better movement in the wrist and fingers. When this occurs, the SaeboGlove may be more appropriate for their next stage of treatment.

How does it work?

• The SaeboGlove is a light and comfortable splint that allows an impaired arm and hand to regain function.
• Normally, clients that have suffered a neurological injury such as stroke are unable to open or extend their fingers and their hand often is in a clenched or closed position.
• The SaeboGlove assists with hand opening and closing (grasping and releasing).
• The fingers and thumb are opened by a tensioner mechanism that looks like soft elastic bands. The tensioners are easy to put on and take off and offer multiple attachment sites for each finger, to customize the amount of help the client may need to open and close their hand. Individual tensioners may also be removed as the client makes progress.
• By opening and closing the hand with the SaeboGlove, clients can retrain the brain and strengthen the muscles needed to perform daily tasks. It can also prevent tightening of the hand and shortening of the muscles, which can limit hand function even further.
• “If you don’t use it you will lose it.” With the client using his or her hand early and often following the injury, further loss of movement can be prevented and a faster recovery may occur.

How do I know it is right for me (or my patient)?

• The SaeboGlove is designed for both individuals that have experienced a neurological injury, such as stroke, as well as orthopedic injuries, such as radial nerve palsy.
• Clients that demonstrate arm and hand weakness (wrist drop/unable to open hand) and are unable to use their hand to perform everyday tasks are great candidates for this device.
• The onset of the injury does not prevent someone from receiving Saebo treatment. Whether the client just had a stroke or orthopedic injury, or if he or she suffered an injury years ago, the SaeboGlove can be of great benefit.
• A licensed therapist will evaluate the client to make sure he or she meets the criteria before starting.
• Criteria includes:
  • Minimal ability to squeeze the hand.
  • Minimal to no tightness or spasticity in the fingers or wrist.

  What can I (or my patient) expect?

  • Once the client receives the SaeboGlove, his or her therapist will create a treatment plan to follow in the clinic and at home. A sample Saebo session may consist of various hand and arm activities and exercises that challenge the affected side.
  • Often times, with the help of the Saebo splint, the client will be able to immediately (on day 1) use his or her impaired hand to grasp and release objects for the very first time. Many clients/family members (and therapists) enjoy this special moment as it provides excitement and encouragement that more recovery is possible.
  • The SaeboGlove has been used with thousands of clients yearly. Although results vary, many clients are able to regain lost movement over time.
  • Common challenges like getting dressed, typing on a keyboard, or returning to work are now possible with Saebo.
  • Like all medical treatments, the amount of recovery cannot be guaranteed, however, clients that are motivated and compliant with the daily home program tend to have better outcomes.

  What are the contraindications?

  • Clients that may not be appropriate for the SaeboGlove typically exhibit one or more of the below:
    • Severe joint deformities in the hand or elbow.
    • Significant arthritis.
    • Mild-moderate tightness or greater in the hand or elbow.
    • Moderate or severe swelling in the hand.
    • Open wounds.
    • Unable to follow basic commands.

    Many Conditions, One Solution.
    Ideal for both neurological and orthopedic clients.

    • Spiral forearm design that secures the wrist in a functional position.
    • Tensioners are located at the IP joints (interphalangeal joint) of the fingers and thumb to assist with extending the digits following grasping.
    • Individual Tensioners can be removed to customize assistance based on the client’s needs.
    • Numerous-sized Tensioners included to accommodate various finger lengths.
    • Full joint finger motion possible to maximize functional performance.
    • Silicone-covered finger tips to improve traction during grasping.
    • Non-slip liner to minimize migration.
    • Glove includes Lycra material for expandability.
    • Palm exposed to increase breathability and ease of donning.
    • Lightweight and comfortable.

    Indications

    • The SaeboGlove is designed for both individuals that have experienced a neurological injury such as stroke as well as orthopedic injuries such as radial nerve palsy.
    • Clients that demonstrate arm and hand weakness (wrist drop/unable to open hand) and are unable to use their hand to perform everyday tasks are great candidates for this device.
    • The onset of the injury does not prevent someone from receiving Saebo treatment. Whether the client just had a stroke or orthopedic injury, or if he or she suffered an injury years ago, the SaeboGlove can be of great benefit.
    • A licensed therapist will evaluate the client to make sure he or she meets the criteria before starting.
    • In order to qualify for the SaeboGlove, clients must be able to close or squeeze their hand minimally. In addition, clients must have minimal to no tightness or spasticity in the fingers or wrist.

    Contraindications

    Clients that may not be appropriate for the SaeboGlove typically exhibit one or more of the below:

    • Severe joint deformities in the hand or elbow.
    • Significant arthritis.
    • Mild-moderate tightness/spasticity or greater in the hand or elbow.
    • Moderate or severe swelling in the hand.
    • Open wounds.
    • Unable to follow basic commands.
    • Latex Warning: This product contains natural rubber latex which may cause an allergic reaction.

    Too tight for the SaeboGlove? Consider the SaeboFlex or SaeboReach.

    The SaeboFlex is a high profile, out-rigger style splint made from durable rigid parts used to support and assist individuals with increased tone. The SaeboReach not only incorporates the affected wrist and hand but also the elbow. The orthosis consists of the SaeboFlex and an above-elbow component.

    How does it work?

    

    Another key element of an enigmatic magic set is the use of props that are unusual or impossible to explain. These props may have hidden compartments, secret mechanisms, or materials that are specially designed to create illusions. These elements contribute to the enigmatic nature of the tricks, adding an element of intrigue and fascination to the performance. The enigmatic magic set is not for the faint of heart. It requires a magician who is skilled in the art of deception and who is capable of mastering the intricate techniques needed to perform these enigmatic tricks. It takes years of practice and dedication to become proficient in this style of magic, but the results can be truly spectacular. In conclusion, an enigmatic magic set offers a unique and captivating experience for both the magician and the audience. It combines complex sleight of hand, misdirection, and optical illusions to create tricks that defy explanation. By using unusual props and performing impossible feats, the magician becomes an enigmatic figure capable of performing miracles. The enigmatic magic set is a testament to the power of illusion and the art of deception..

    Reviews for "Magic in a Box: Deciphering the Enigma of the Magic Set"

    1. John - 2 stars

    I was really disappointed with the Enigmatic magic set. The tricks included were too basic and didn't require any real skill or practice. The props provided were cheaply made and broke easily. I also found the instructions to be confusing and poorly written, making it even harder to perform the tricks correctly. Overall, I would not recommend this magic set to anyone looking for a quality and challenging set of tricks.

    2. Emily - 1 star

    I purchased the Enigmatic magic set for my nephew's birthday, and it was a complete waste of money. The tricks were so obvious and lacked any element of surprise or excitement. The set also claimed to be suitable for beginners, but even my eight-year-old nephew was able to figure out the tricks within minutes. The props were flimsy and easily breakable, making it difficult to use them repeatedly. I regret buying this magic set and wish I had chosen a more engaging and durable option.

    3. Sarah - 2 stars

    I bought the Enigmatic magic set as a gift for my son, who is an aspiring magician. Unfortunately, he was very disappointed with the set. The tricks were not challenging enough and didn't live up to the advertised difficulty level. The quality of the props was subpar, with some of them falling apart after just a few uses. The instructions provided were also unclear and poorly illustrated, making it difficult for my son to understand how to perform the tricks correctly. I would not recommend this magic set to anyone looking for a quality and educational gift for a young magician.

    4. Mark - 1 star

    I recently purchased the Enigmatic magic set after reading positive reviews, but I was extremely disappointed with the product. The tricks included were basic and unimpressive, failing to capture the attention of anyone watching. The quality of the props was also disappointing, with some of them breaking even before we had a chance to use them. The instructions were poorly written and not beginner-friendly, making it frustrating to learn and perform the tricks. I would not recommend this magic set to anyone seeking an enjoyable and thrilling magic experience.

    5. Laura - 2 stars

    I was excited to try out the Enigmatic magic set, but it fell short of my expectations. The tricks were not as "enigmatic" as I had hoped, and they lacked the wow factor that other magic sets offer. The props provided were flimsy and felt like they would break easily. The instructions were also difficult to follow, and I found myself having to watch tutorial videos online to understand how to perform the tricks correctly. Overall, I would not recommend this magic set to anyone looking for a more impressive and professional magic experience.

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