Tension Range: Purple (5–35 lbs), Red (10–50 lbs), Blue (25–80 lbs), Green (50–120 lbs) | Material: Latex | Style: Power/assist bands | Included Accessories: None | Our Overall Rating: 4.2/5 For example, adding a resistance band to your pull-ups, regardless of your current pull-up progression, will train your body to build the strength for a full rep, helping to get your chest to the bar. Conversely, adding a resistance band to a deadlift or another pull-focused exercise like the bicep curl will increase resistance, helping you get more out of the lift. It's perfect if you're not ready to shift up a weight, but still want a little extra challenge. Like an enormous elastic band, flat resistance bands are the typical mobility and strength-work-on-the-fly bands that you've seen peppered all over fitness-focused social media accounts. They're the ultimate space saver, weigh almost nothing and are incredibly affordable. Similarly, you can grind out almost every standard exercise with one of these resistance bands. That they're suitable for yoga and pilates is just an added bonus. Mini Resistance Bands

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