Are these only for running or can they be used for other fitness programs like crossfit training?
719312
Yes they would be great for crossfit training. I started out using them for their support after long bicycle rides; but now I use them for any strenuous activity I do.
719313
ABSOLUTELY! These pants hug your body, your joints, your lower back and keep those areas tight, warm, and breathing all at the same time. I have used these for Tabata Bootcamp classes, beach volleyball, power walking, jogging, and just to feel GREAT!
49693
I use them just like weights in the gym. They are awesome. I love them. Good luck.
2027822
Yes, I have been using these for gym workout purposes and I run with them. I have in many cases put enough tension on them and they do not pop out easily.
2134036
Yes, I use them when I go to the gym and I have had no troubles running or lifting weights when using them.
922807
Yes, absolutely. I use them for 30-minute kickboxing workouts which require a somewhat tight fist so they would defintely work for making a loose fist for jogging.
1878900
For running there is no better set of headphones that I have used. For the gym they are ok and I only say that because these "headband" style headphones are never great in the gym because laying down on your back will not be possible when wearing these because the band will touch the floor. I have used these for multiple races and I absolutely love them. I use them in the gym but take them off when using the bench press for example.
1089047
Actually, they can be worn during any physical activity. Since I'm a gym rat they work great during interval or circuit training. Try them either way and I'm sure you'll be pleased.
2091442
These are more for lifting weights so i recommend not, but instead use a wrist band or tape. I breakdance but wrist supports aren't very helpful, its best to just stretch the wrists before doing them.
2073517
I mainly use them on an elliptical. I also use them while lifting. I've yet to have any issues of movement. They stay in place very well.
1137373
I use them for ankles and wrists. The only concern is to make them a little (+ 2 small waits) heavier for your ankles, so I usually do the ankle exercises at different sessions than wrists. This way I avoid changing in the middle of exercising.Enjoy!
1894161
SLMHP, I use mine for very active zumba, Yoga, aerobics and never have a problem. Since it is fully adjustable for tightness and support, I say that Yes you could use this to support when running. Probably may have to adjust the tightness once or twice during the run depending on distance.
1905751
No, it is not. If you plan to use it for running, then you are most certainly going to want it; however, if you intend to use it for cross training then it is not needed.
808823
You can, but I'd say they more designed for use on the heavy or two-way bag. That doesn't mean you *can't* use them on a Cardio Strike, but I think you'll get better results just using cloth wraps especially if your purpose is to gauge distance.
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I use them for strength training on my squat/dead days and they work great. They are a level 1, so it's gives light support, but it's mainly for mild compression and joint warmth to help with blood flow. I don't have any joint issues though, so these level 1 sleeves work for me.
670240
I use mine for cardio (DDR and running) and they stay on just fine. The only issue is that when you sweat a lot you have to dry your ears but other than that I love them. For weight lifting they also work fine. The only issue there would be when you lay down flat such as for doing bench press. They kinda move a bit so you have to fix them.
2132440
I would not use them in the gym. Walking around, they are good. The headphones are snug but could fall off during rapid movements.Basically they were not meant for working out.
761740
I use it for weight training, the elliptical (when I have to use it), running and Insanity/Asylum/T25 videos. I am a long distance runner by nature and habit. I have had no issues switching among activities with accurate heart rate, time, calories etc.