The key to safe band locomotion training is progression of resistance and amplitude of movement. The following 4 Part Series will take you through how to incorporate RBT Locomotion into your workouts.
The key to safe band locomotion training is progression of resistance and amplitude of movement. The following 4 Part Series will take you through how to incorporate RBT Locomotion into your workouts.
No matter what workout you may be doing on a particular day, RBT can simulate any exercise and therefore provide you with the workout finishers that match up with whatever workout you did that day.
As we age it becomes critical that we take more time to prepare our body for a workout. Primer band workouts are short 8 to 12 minute workouts using bands to optimally prepare the body for an upcoming workout.
Similar to training with weights, it is important to know your training goals when choosing your band resistance. Fortunately with RBT, each band provides a 40 lb resistance variability as long as the starting resistance is placed at the optimal level.
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.
Training with Bands and Weights does not have to be mutually exclusive. Instead by combining band resistance training with free weight or body weight resistance training, it allows the body to optimize strength while improving key components of function that would not occur if training with free weights only.