Heavy gauge pu painted steel construction with center 25 mm dia, 9.5″ tall pole to mount any extra weight. Pole can be fitted to sled with help of bolts. Comes with shoulder harness & attachments to connect the sled. Speed resistance sled helps improve acceleration, strength and stamina with weight resisted sprints.
Improve your athletic performance ; lift more weights and increase lifting speed. Supports the back and increase core strength. Black Genuine leather with padding.
Wooden gymnastic rings are durable, portable, and provide a natural grip
for bodyweight exercises. They improve muscle activation and strength,
offering a stylish, long-lasting tool for various workouts.
Great way to improve your balance, increase core strength.
Idle for rehabilitation, particularly for recovering from ankle and lower leg injuries.
Idle for users of different abilities from beginners with some experience to advanced users.
Offers angles between 19 and 23 degrees, more the angle, greater the difficulty.
Dia : 40cm Weight: 1.25kg
Features –
• Adjust Difficulty Level : easier 19 degrees, harder 23 degrees
• Base : Anti-slip
Idle for Physical Therapy, Before or After Exercise, Yoga, and Massage Therapy.
The Texture Roller Helps to Relieve Muscles Tension and Increase Muscle Refl exology.
Sand-filled durable exterior thick shell absorbs impact, from one core-strengthening
slam to the next Rugged, textured surface (arrow pattern) promotes a secure, easy grip
wipes clean with a damp cloth.
50103-2, 50103-4, 50103-6, 50103-8, 50103-10, slam ball
Specially designed foam handles for extra comfort. Absorbs palm sweat, provide firm grip and reduce hands strain. Idle jump rope for daily practice which helps in learning. Improves body stamina. 6mm Natural Leather.
Made of Eva Foaming provides support to variety of abs back core exercises. Non-slip squat bar pad results in no sliding or rotating on the bar for safety. Assist in wide range of exercises such as sit ups, pushups, crunches, back, core, legs, waist, hips etc.
Size : 10 x 45 cm.
