- train your full body at home or on the road ?
- with easily portable, affordable equipment, rather than hundreds of kilos
of weights and a bulky rack ?
- quietly, without disturbing neighbors or sleeping family members ?
- time-efficiently ?
- in a small amount of space (e.g. 4 x 8' / 1.2 x 2.4m) ?
- with load scalable from beginners to advanced trainees ?
- train hard without putting too much stress on your joints ?
- without the membership fees, crowds and commute time of a
commercial gym ?
- get real results from proven old-school compound exercises ?
Latex Power
Resistance bands come close:
Unfortunately, you may run into limits when training with bands only:
- Wide bands can be difficult to hold.
- Band length is not always ideal.
- Depending on setup, sideways pull on your feet can be uncomfortable.
- Typical exercises often use external anchors, and
limit your progress.
Home training setup
- Standard 41" loop resistance bands provide resistance.
- The Band Box and handles enhance leg and back training.
- If you prefer, you can use a
resistance band bar with the band box.
- Use the included squat belt for
belt squats and donkey calf
raises.
- Add an
EZ-curl bar
for more comfortable
Biceps curls and
Zercher squats.
- Add a chin-up bar and an ab roller for even more fun (not sold by us).
- Except for the chin-up bar, the photo shows a complete training setup.
To reduce clutter, my bands usually hang from a wall-mounted holder.
- Our book 'Resistance Strong' shows exercises to
train the full body, and also covers principles of resistance training, recovery,
muscle anatomy and nutrition.
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