i need an extra set of gloves and resistant bands
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These resistance band's are good, they are about 12" folded, meaning a circumference about 24". The green is least strength, to blue highest strength. When I stretch my ham strings. I put one end on my foot and pull my leg up, then sideways I wrap the other end around my neck and pull at my leg at 90 degrees, with the opposite leg against a wall. Then I switch to the other side.I hope I answered your question, if you had any..
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The bands are not very long. They are about a foot long and circular. They are great bands. They are very hardy, not flimsy at all! They have held up well and not broken yet. They are used daily by my teen for physical therapy. I a very impressed by how they are holding up.
966696
Thank you.....I am leaning toward electric gloves after several suggestions I have received
71086
If you are working with chemicals, you should use the proper protective equipment for each particular chemical. If you're working with regular household chemicals, I would suggest disposable latex gloves.
1485091
Yes. At a bare minimum, you need at least one resistance band. However, in my opinion if you are going to dedicate three months to this, you should also do it right in terms of equipment. I would say a basic set would include a dumbbell set, a pull-up bar, and a yoga mat. You may also want resistance bands, push-up stands, a pull-up assist, and a yoga block, but those would be luxury items.
135076
Not sure. I was disappointed with the gloves as they were advertised wrong. I would think you would be fine as the gloves seem to run the size they suggest. I have extra large and I have room.
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http://www.amazon.com/Miracle-Gloves-Therapy-Relief-Arthritis/dp/B004CF7URK/ref=sr_1_1?m=A25H0NVEGUC2KP&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1389113840&sr=1-1&keywords=miracle+gloves
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Definitely gloves, tattooing ointment, tube brushes, cleaner for skin and materials, carbon paper... Um that's all I can think of right now.. Once you add it to your shopping cart other items you might want will pop up also and you might find more that you would want to get also but that's all I can think of at the moment:)
1906281
You might try Home Depot. They sell the same set. If they don't have them in the store, perhaps they can order them for you.
1278841
I guess you could but they're specifically for heavy lifting in the weight room I would suggest getting some wrist wraps for boxing.
2198563
They cannot be purchased. I contacted Beachbody directly, and confirmed that they do not sell the bands separately. My guess is that replacement bands would constitute 75% of the cost of full replacement, so it's not worth it to them. It's too bad, since they're made to be replaced.
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I would try a jeweler who sells watch bands, custom leather man or large dept. store with jewelry dept, last, a hardware store. Good Luck!
805187
Hi Jeffrey, just call to Bodylastics (561-998-4499), nice to know that you purchase a set of Bodylastics bands.The site is the best...
429328
Hi The only thing I am sure about are the gloves, they are Europrene. Sorry!!!
1380657
Yes, gloves are provided along with elastic ties and a rotisserie basket. Optional accessories are also available such as rib basket, kabob rods and a larger basket for lobster or vegetables.
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Hello, the bands from Black mountain have clips on them and attach to the d-rings on the handles. The guys from Black Mountain are great and will replace broken bands for free for life. I would get the whole set to start with. Thanks
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The Thane website has a lot of the extras. Last time I was there, they had replacement bands.
224776
Gloves are for pushing movements. You need Deadlift Straps, which you wrapped the bar with for pulling movements. I prefer the ones with a padded wrist wrap