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resistance bands

magic roundabou · 2009-08-29 12:06:35

any one any idea where i can get good quality resistance bands for at home training - either in dublin or the net thanks

29-08-2009 12:06pm

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magic roundabou

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any one any idea where i can get good quality resistance bands for at home training - either in dublin or the net

thanks

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#2 29-08-2009 12:09pm

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I found a good set of 3 bands in either Lidl or Aldi last year, if you keep an eye out they might have them again, they tend to have certain specials every now and then like fitness, skiing, office supplies etc.

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#3 29-08-2009 1:40pm

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I would recommend the Gray Cook FMT Bands, use it in nearly every gym session. The band can be used for a large range of exercises, very handy door attachment.

http://www.performbetter.com/detail.aspx_Q_ID_E_4842_A_rnd_E_26

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http://www.ironwoodyfitness.com/

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rubadub's resistance bands

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www.irongladiators.com

look under accessories

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#7 29-08-2009 7:32pm

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most physio supply shops do them in varying strengths

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#8 03-09-2009 12:30pm

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thanks for the reply , i have seen Theraband for sale and have heard good things about them but dont know what resistance to get - i am probley looking for two different strenghts - i am 5ft5in - so would be looking for ones i can do shoulder press as well as bisept curls - i would have good strenght - anyone able to give me advise on what colours to get

thanks in advance

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#9 03-09-2009 12:40pm

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magic roundabou wrote: »

thanks for the reply , i have seen Theraband for sale and have heard good things about them but dont know what resistance to get - i am probley looking for two different strenghts - i am 5ft5in - so would be looking for ones i can do shoulder press as well as bisept curls - i would have good strenght - anyone able to give me advise on what colours to get

thanks in advance

http://physiosupplies.ie/acatalog/Set_of_3_Exercise_Tubes.html

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#10 03-09-2009 12:58pm

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Hi All

A little late to the topic, but I recently picked up a set of these, mostly to help with shoulder rehab at home and think they are really good.

http://www.tobands.com/

Wide range of resistance available by mixing the bands and really well made. The selection of handles and the gizmo for the door are really good.

Best Regards,

M

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