Is the supporter suitable for Gym &amp; Weight-lifting also?
135484
I myself haven't done any weight-lifting with a j-strap and cup on, but I can imagine doing so in this garment without any issues.
1213523
It depends on your level of fitness right now. Some of the exercises with the straps are more difficult, and you must have the right door to hang them from. I'd also ask why get back in shape before joining a gym? If you are going to join, join now and take advantages of what the gym has to offer. I like these for what they are, but I don't know if they are the first piece of exercise equipment I would recommend.
1409675
Yep. It will support your weight. The question is really what you're trying to accomplish. The product gave me the respite and confidence to not need it any more. Best of luck!
2147595
Guess so, but mine works well. It was a bit of a pain to put together, and certainly not like the ones at the gym (more narrow, simpler, maybe more noisy), but overall I'm quite happy with it. It's functional, and much easier to move than the really heavy ones. I don't know how long it will last...but it's worked well so far and I've had it for 3-4 months now. My husband and I together probably put 7 miles on it per day, so hoping it doesn't poop out for another couple years!
942067
I use it for soccer so I'd imagine it would be just fine for yoga in terms of support.
2266474
Yes, but make sure if you are using a Polycom phone, then you would need to purchase an extra piece of accessory to support your handset while you are using the lifter.
729348
Can you please tell me if is recommendable to use it for working out (Squats, Dead lift etc...)
807062
I'm sure that it could be used during practice and performances, but I'm not sure how comfortable that will be. I can see the un-sleeved side moving up with exertion. You could sure try it, though, and any support would be better than none.
489969
i am finding i am able to do most activities, BUT I'm NOT SURE about supporting your body weight on certain poses or positions during yoga while wearing the widget.i do find i am able to lift and carry objects, like cartons of milk and similar weight, or turn the car steering wheel, or open objects, much more comfortably while wearing it. widget.
149407
Sizing is similar to how you would determine the proper size for a regular athletic supporter.
479295
My wife has no problem lifting & we absolutely love the versatility. Definitely recommend!
2187793
I personaly use it for walking, I had to stop doing weights because of a knee problem that I have, and is more complicated than just wearing a knee support, BUT I used it for a while when I was still going to the gym and it really helped me a lot, so I would recomend it....
1757961
Absolutely! Just adjust to get a good fit, and you'll be ready to go. The cord is a bit rigid, which could be a little annoying for gym use, but running would work!
117810
of course, depending on the size you get, it is a very snug fit. yes the material itself provides support; the strap feels extra supportive.
971245
I had a Total Gym 1000 a few years ago. It folded up but it was a bit of a job (I'm 6', 205 & fairly strong.) This product seems slightly heavier than the current Total Gyms in this price range, but is half the cost. If you can afford the price difference maybe you should go with what you know. When you get used to either and in decent shape I bet either will be a snap. I think I'm going to try the Weider.
2060993
I would say yes because the monitor is tracking your heart rate. While weightlifting your heart rate will increase. The watch is just for display only, you have to use the chest strap provided. I would contact Polar if you would like to know for sure if this will work for you. 1-800-227-1314 or customer.service.usa@polar.com
779205
Seems like the black mountain pull up bar is designed the same as the iron gym ones, so there should be no problem in using it.