Resistance band exercises can be very useful for injury rehab, especially if you can’t or don’t want to go to a gym. However, the range of choices of resistance bands out there can be a bit bewildering. This article explains the various options when choosing resistance bands, how to safely attach them so you won’t topple a chair or grandfather clock while doing your exercises, and how to start and then progress your resistance band workouts.
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EASY TO USE: These low-resistance bands are perfect for all fitness levels, from novice to advanced REDUCE INJURY RISKS: Strengthen muscles, hip
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