Combining band resistance with free weight resistance, which is referred to as variable resistance training, is an effective way to strength train for anyone that doesn’t want to overload the body and related joints with heavy weight.
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.
People make programming for fat loss way too complicated. Sliding one of these types of workouts in is yet another way to get RBT into your workouts. Here are easy fat loss workouts I frequently use with my clients.
This world has a serious stiffness epidemic going on and it’s not getting better. Discover why bands work and why they are your best option to fight the stiffness epidemic.
RBT assisted band training provides anyone with the options to perform simple body weight movements correctly and in turn reap the benefits of optimal muscle recruitment.
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.
Even though I have trained in 100’s of locations over the years, a playground continues to be my favorite location to bring in RBT. Let me take you through ways you can instantly turn a playground near you into a Band Gym.
Contrast training using gravity dominated resistance with band resistance is one of the best ways to make traditional barbell strength training more joint friendly and ultimately better for the active aging guys.
There are key areas that an active aging golfer must focus on during their weekly workout routine to keep themselves strong and mobile. Fortunately, RBT allows them to train all of these aspects of fitness effectively and conveniently.
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