Chalk block 8 pcs.

Magnesia is an inorganic chemical compound popularly used among athletes. Its proper name is magnesium hydroxycarbonate. It is often confused with talc, but in reality, it differs significantly. Magnesia for hands absorbs moisture perfectly, making it ideal for various types of strength sports performed in various weather conditions, such as climbing. Magnesia prevents all types of sports equipment requiring a firm grip from slipping out of the hands, significantly increasing not only comfort but also safety during demanding physical activities. Because magnesium prevents sweating, it is perfect for the gym when lifting weights or performing barre exercises. Magnesia for hands guarantees excellent grip and is therefore often used by those practicing pole dancing, athletics, and acrobatics – its use is common in any sport where a strong and secure grip is important. Magnesia works equally well in cycling, often used by cyclists on long journeys – in the summer, it allows for a firm grip on the bike handlebars. Magnesia for hands is also used by athletes practicing hammer throwing, pole vaulting, and shot put, and some people even use it during the popular and fun game of bowling.

Scope of use:

Magnesia should be rubbed onto the skin before exercise. However, avoid applying too much, as it can cause a weaker grip and stain training equipment. After training, rinse with lukewarm water.
Do not apply directly to abrasions and cuts, and avoid contact with eyes.

Magnesia cubes - what to watch out for?
Although our store offers magnesium in various forms, the magnesium cube is undoubtedly one of the most popular and most frequently used by athletes. The condensed form of pure magnesium hydroxycarbonate provides the best results and is also easy to apply and allows for easy dosing – magnesium cubes can be easily crushed into smaller pieces to suit your needs. However, does this miraculous product have any drawbacks? Although irreplaceable, it should be used wisely. Excess magnesium can be counterproductive, so apply a balanced amount to your hands at a time, and remove excess, for example, by clapping or shaking your hands. Be careful not to get the product in your eyes. To remove chalc after a workout, plain water, or soap and water, is sufficient. Remember that frequent use can dry out your hands, so it's important to moisturize them properly after each workout. Crushing the chalc cube can also cause a large amount of dust and stain your clothes. However, don't worry – these stains aren't bothersome or difficult to remove – even if you have chalc on your clothes, plain, lukewarm water will easily remove it.

Scope of use:

• weightlifting
• training with barbells, dumbbells, kettlebells
• pull-ups
• rope climbing
• increasing grip confidence
• climbing wall
• pole dancing
• acrobatics
• athletics
• cycling

Specifications:

• dimensions per block: 85 mm x 85 mm x 45 mm
• weight per block: 50 g
• set includes 8 chalk blocks