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Reddit mentions of Draper's Strength Heavy Duty Pull Up Assist and Powerlifting Stretch Bands (Single Band or Set) 41-inch #2 Red (5-35 Lbs) ½" X 41" Long

Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 4

We found 4 Reddit mentions of Draper's Strength Heavy Duty Pull Up Assist and Powerlifting Stretch Bands (Single Band or Set) 41-inch #2 Red (5-35 Lbs) ½" X 41" Long. Here are the top ones.

Draper's Strength Heavy Duty Pull Up Assist and Powerlifting Stretch Bands (Single Band or Set) 41-inch #2 Red (5-35 Lbs) ½
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From light to heavy resistance (2-200 lbs) - To choose the best bands for your needs, check out the band tension chart in the images to the left.A variety of exercises can be performed - for physical therapy, rehabilitation, pull-ups, stretching, strength training, powerlifting and etc.Bands are 41" inches long and are made of high-quality latex material built to last for years.These high-quality bands are very durable so you can use them for years to come.90-DAY NO QUESTIONS ASKED MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE, FREE LIFETIME WARRANTY and FREE WORKOUT e-GUIDE with every band purchase90-DAY NO QUESTIONS ASKED MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE, FREE LIFETIME WARRANTY and FREE WORKOUT e-GUIDE with every band purchase
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Color#02 Red
Weight0.25 Pounds
Width0.5 Inches
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Found 4 comments on Draper's Strength Heavy Duty Pull Up Assist and Powerlifting Stretch Bands (Single Band or Set) 41-inch #2 Red (5-35 Lbs) ½" X 41" Long:

u/xythian · 2 pointsr/xxfitness

I should mention that I also do scapula push-ups. In fact, I pretty much follow the Diesel Crew Shoulder Rehab Protocol. I do one of the 'circuits' after each workout. Band work is done every day since it's easy to just get up from the desk and do some pull-a-parts and dislocates. Face pulls require a door hook or something which isn't always on-hand.

Shoulder Rehab: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0ONHZmsFec

Band Face Pulls with External Rotation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5edR9tvkctE

Edit: And here's an unsolicited product recommendation. I've found the bands from 'Draper's Strength' to be of great quality and far cheaper than the 'big name' bands from Rogue, Elite FTS, etc. I would not recommend a band with handles, the big loop band is for more versatile and easier to use. Generally you have to search for 'pull up assist band' to find the big loop bands instead of the dual-handle resistance bands.

Example Band: http://www.amazon.com/Drapers-Strength-Red-41/dp/B00C35A9LU/ref=sr_1_30?ie=UTF8&qid=1411774524&sr=8-30

u/phatphoeater · 1 pointr/bodyweightfitness

I'm using a red looped band that I use for scap mobility/prehab. I just bend it in half over and over again until it's about 6 inches end to end and about as thick as that bar. It's not as pretty but I get the burn. When that gets too easy, I can purchase the next higher resistance band.

u/btothefifth · 1 pointr/Fitness

People who have experience with using bands as accommodating resistance:

  • How much resistance do bands contribute at the lighter end of the exercise? For example, if a band is rated for 5-35 lbs of resistance, is the band stretched further than the 5 lb minimum at the lightest part of the lift? I imagine that this varies depending on setup and specific exercise, but what are your experiences?

  • Could bands be used for accommodating resistance during weighted pullups (in a band-assisted manner)? If so, would this be a good way to overload the upper portion of a pullup?

  • Do these look like good bands? Is there something that I should be looking for when picking them out?
u/Exodus111 · 1 pointr/bodyweightfitness

Cheapest solution is usually going to be rings.


That makes Rows easy to handle, however ring dips are kinda hard, because they add the need for core stability on the rings.

Well, the simplest solution for that is one of these., either the purple or the green one. With those rubber bands you can do this: http://www.kingofthegym.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/band-assisted-dips.jpg (Only with rings) To make the dips assisted in the beginning.

Generally I would aim for 15 assissted dips, before you should comfortably be able to do 3 or more without the band.