Have fun while you improve speed, agility, balance and reaction time. Partner up and see who can move the quickest and be first to break away. Easy to adjust waist belts connect with velcro strap.
Robust PP 1.5-inch exercise rope for strength training—works hands, arms, shoulders, back, abs, core, and legs. 3-strand design made of durable polyester blend; high tensile strength prevents breaking, fraying, or coming lose. Can be used for pulling, climbing exercises. Rolls up for take-anywhere portability and compact
storage.
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
A soft plyo box is a cushioned, adjustable training tool used
for exercises like box jumps, providing a safer, more comfortable
landing. It helps reduce injury risk, making it ideal for all fitness levels.
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.
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.
Our high quality, smooth-turning speed skipping rope made of 5mm solid vinyl cord with free-spinning, easy grip low density handles. Durable & lightweight. 3 sizes to suit those under 5’3” up to 5ft 11” and over. Comes in Poly Bag.
High quality vinyl material makes this birth ball non slip also when you hold the ball horizontal ribs will make sure ball should not slip from your hands. Easy to carry when you remove from it, all in all easy to handle. Its comfortable slip-resistant surface allows for easy balancing and stability.
