Reddit mentions of TheraBand Resistance Tubes, Professional Latex Elastic Tubing For Upper & Lower Body, Core Exercise, Physical Therapy, Lower Pilates, At-Home Workouts, & Rehab, 25 Foot, Yellow, Thin, Beginner Level 2
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- Exercise & strengthen muscles in the upper & lower body to build strength, increase motion and improve conditioning
- Improves strength, range of motion and flexibility in a simple to use, portable product that works in the clinic, the gym, at home or on the road
- Color-coded Progressive Resistance system allows users to recognize improvement as it happens, as you grow stronger you can move up to the next color
- Rehabilitate muscles through simple yet effective workouts to increase strength & improve motion
- Thin Yellow Tubes are the second of eight levels of resistance and are great for rehabilitation or beginning an exercise program, they offer 3.0 lbs. resistance and 25% increase from preceding color at 100% elongation, and 4.3 lbs. at 200%
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Specs:
Color | Yellow - Thin |
Height | 1.5 Inches |
Length | 10 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | November 2011 |
Size | 25 Foot |
Weight | 0.5 Pounds |
Width | 9.5 Inches |
Collection of posture and core strength exercises with descriptions and pics
Tubing like this for some of them - in some cases you can tie a knot in the tubing and close it in a door to hold it in place. Or stand on it, depending on the exercise. Doesn't matter if you don't have tubing though, just don't do those exercises; the rest are totally sufficient.
These are to make your stability muscles work harder while you do some of the exercises - expensive and not necessary, maybe could stand on a pillow or blanket or something instead. Kind of nice though.
Most important exercises IMO:
Anybody feel free to IM me if you want clarity on the exercises.