Jason Dinkins

Background

About Jason Dinkins

The BanBox was born from a personal mission. While helping a stroke survivor regain mobility, I turned to the rice bucket method — a time-tested technique used by Jiu-Jitsu practitioners and powerlifters to build hand strength. Its effectiveness sparked an idea: create something more versatile, engaging, and accessible. That vision became the BanBox — an all-in-one tool for fitness, therapy, sports medicine, sensory and rehabilitation. What makes the BanBox unique is its simplicity: it doesn’t need to be held or worn, and anyone can use it, anywhere, anytime. With hundreds of exercises targeting the fingers, wrists, hands, forearms, elbows, and shoulders, it’s ideal for stroke recovery, injury rehabilitation, and general hand therapy. It’s built for seniors, children, athletes, veterans, sports enthusiasts, office workers, and anyone looking to improve mobility and strength — whether in a clinic, gym, workplace, or at home. For children, the BanBox can turn therapy into play by hiding toys inside, encouraging exercises through fun, interactive challenges. For athletes, it develops grip strength and prevents injuries. For seniors, it supports independence. For veterans and those recovering from injury, it serves as a vital rehabilitation aid. In workplace wellness, it helps prevent repetitive strain injuries from typing, writing, and other hand-intensive tasks. As a lifelong fitness enthusiast with experience in wrestling, Jiu-Jitsu, and Muay Thai — and a passion for kinesiology and physical therapy — I’ve seen firsthand how strength and recovery go hand in hand. My background in self-defense, elder care, coaching, and teaching children has shaped my understanding of what’s needed for effective rehabilitation. Creating the BanBox has been one of the most fulfilling journeys of my life. It’s not just about building strength — it’s about restoring confidence, mobility, and independence. One movement at a time, the BanBox is helping people of all ages take control of their recovery and their quality of life. ChatGPT can make mistakes. Check i