CORENGTH

Weight Training Pulley Handle - Black

Name: Weight Training Pulley Handle - Black
Brand: CORENGTH
SKU: 4504077
Price: 1150 KES
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.81 (143 reviews)

Versatility is a synonym for this handle that'll become essential for all your weight training exercises with a pulley.

Whether you're pulling or pushing, you can exercise comfortably up to 100 kg with this turning handle. After trying it, you won't ever want to give it up.

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KES1,150.00

VAT included

de_modelcolor: Black

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BENEFITS

Versatility

Usable on all exercise machines

Ergonomic grip

A revolving handle for an ergonomic grip whatever the movement.

Robustness

Max weight load 100 kg

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

Weight Training Pull Handle dimensions

- Length: 16 cm

- Height: 6 cm

- Width: 4 cm

Why use a weight training pull handle?

2 essential reasons to use this pull handle:

- It optimises your one-sided training.

- It turns to follow the rotation of your wrist, no matter the movement.

Your wrists will thank you!

Where should you install this weight training pull handle?

Nothing is easier!

Install the handle on cable exercise machines and do a number of isolation exercises such as vertical pulls, chest pulls, triceps extensions, etc.

For hygiene reasons, this handle can also replace the handles at your gym!

User safety

To prevent injury during pulley exercises, we recommend using this handle for pulling or pushing exercises with a maximum load of 100 kg.

Upper body toning workout recommended by our coach (1/2)

- High pulley pull-downs, single side: 3 sets of 12-15 reps on each side.

- Low pulley pull-downs, single side: 3 sets of 12-15 reps on each side.

- Military press with dumbbells: 3 sets of 12-15 reps.- High pulley triceps, single side: 3 sets of 12-15 reps on each side.

- One-sided raise with dumbbells: 3 sets of 12-15 reps.

Tips from our coach for a good workout (2/2)

For each exercise, start with the lowest number of reps (12), leaving a 2 rep margin (to avoid failure), and increase by one rep per week until you reach the highest number in the range (15). Next, increase your weight and start again from the lower number (12), and so on.