Battle ropes

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Benefits of using Battle Ropes;

You’ll definitely work both arms, along with your back, chest, legs, and core, depending on your routine. Adding ropes to your routine also provides a killer cardio workout without the monotony that comes with other aerobically-focused activities. Sweat bullets while you swing, no matter what you’re training to do. You can train for power by slamming the ropes on the ground, too—the possibilities are endless.

Lots of functional exercises work muscles, but the benefit of battle ropes is that they target muscles that are often left out of standard training routines (and are therefore weaker).

Different Motions to try using Battle Ropes:

Try different motions to work different muscles and skills, e.g;

Going from side to side, for example, places more emphasis on your hips and core, building total-body stability.

Moving the ropes in circles improves shoulder mobility and range of motion, boosting athleticism and reducing your risk of injury.

Switching among different motions in your training sessions will help you sculpt functional real-world strength.

Battle ropes can be manipulated up and down, side-to-side, or even in circles to train a host of different muscles.

A battle rope is one of the few pieces of equipment that targets almost every major muscle group. You get a whole-body workout with a single item. Obviously, the rope mostly work the upper body, as you are swinging the rope using your arms. However, you are also working your legs and hips, as you need a good stance to maintain your balance while performing rope exercises.

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