Pro Tips & FAQs

If you're new to training, start with light to medium loop bands for lower-body work or tube bands with handles for upper-body exercises. They're beginner-friendly and easy to integrate into home workouts or mobility sessions.

Loop bands are flat and seamless—ideal for glute activation, stretching, and bodyweight resistance. Tube bands come with handles and door anchors, making them better for full-body strength training like rows, presses, and curls.

Yes—for many exercises. Resistance bands provide constant tension throughout the movement, which actually activates muscles differently than free weights. They're especially useful for toning, rehab, and adding variety to your strength workouts.

Absolutely. Therapy bands or low-resistance bands are often used for shoulder rehab, knee strengthening, and mobility drills. Always follow guidance from a physio or coach when using bands for recovery.

Bands are usually color-coded by resistance level (e.g., yellow = light, black = heavy). Start with light or medium and move up as your strength improves. Our product pages specify resistance ranges in kg to help you choose the right band for your goal.

Yes—many of our tube and power bands include or support door anchors, wall hooks, or attachment points. Make sure you're anchoring them to a sturdy, stable surface to train safely without slippage.