Attaching bands to the body is the best way to get muscles activated. This simple technique will make your free weight exercises better because muscles will start doing exactly what they should be doing.
Contrast training is the best way to take advantage of an ascending band resistance and the constant resistance associated with all free weight tools. It’s like getting the best of both types of training.
The best way to teach young athletes olympic lifts is by allowing them to perform hybrid versions using resistance bands. Learn how to set that up in your weight room.
Band strength training using an off-set load is the easiest way to program in a total body strength training workout that rocks your abs. Learn how easy it is to off-set load with resistance bands.
Hamstrings and hip flexors are muscles that often are compensated for because there are so many ways for the body to compensate. Using band assistance helps eliminate those compensations.
I know for many individuals that see the word speed, they immediately think athletes and I can understand why. However, when it comes to speed training with bands it is as much a strength drill as it is a speed drill and can be done by almost anyone.
If you can’t perform a plank, no problem. This is a plank workout anyone can do using band assistance training.
The biggest difference between dumbbells and resistance bands is gravity. Dumbbells are controlled by gravity and bands are not. Learn why this is important.
Resistance band training has played such a huge role in keeping the body more than just fit but instead looking, feeling and moving great. Discover the top reasons why at home workout routines are totally unlimited with resistance bands.
There are several resistance band training mistakes that will lead to an unsuccessful training experience and potentially damaging effects to your bands. Learn more about these mistakes and how to avoid them today.
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