UltraFit Pro Resistance Loops

We took our UltraFit Resistance Loops and added more rubber to the latex construction, making them more durable to handle even more work. Five color-coded resistance levels are easy to identify and challenge a wide range of users. Colors also allow students to easily progress through the bands and quickly find the right resistance for them. 11”L x 2”W.
Specifications
- Resistance loops are less intimidating than dumbbells or machines, yet still produce great results.
- Resistance raining is great for building strength and core stability, and can be a tremendous help during physical therapy, yoga, stretching, and more.
- Easily progress in your strength training with 5 levels of resistance.
- Each level of resistance is color-coded and marked with a label for easy identification.
15 Creative Ways to Use UltraFit™ Pro Resistance Loops
1. Resistance Relay: Divide students into teams. Each team member wears a loop around their thighs and races across the gym while performing a squat walk. This teaches coordination and leg strength. The first team to complete the relay wins!
2. Skip and Stretch: Place the resistance loops around students' knees and have them skip across the gym, focusing on the proper mechanics of skipping with added resistance. This improves both skipping technique and leg strength. The durability of these loops allow for more dynamic movements.
3. Hopscotch Squat Challenge: Lay out the loops in a hopscotch pattern. As students hop from one loop to the next, they must stop and perform a squat inside each loop. This combines hopping and squatting for a full-body workout.
5. Loop Tug-o-War: Using the larger UltraFit™ Pro Resistance Loops, students pair up and stand back-to-back, with the loops around their feet. They must walk forward, creating tension in the loop. This activity strengthens their legs while teaching teamwork and balance.
6. Loop Crawl Course: Set up an obstacle course where students must crawl under, over, and through different stations, wearing a resistance loop around their thighs or arms. This activity combines crawling, ducking, and stretching movements, promoting full-body strength and flexibility.
7. Monster Walk Race: Students wear a loop around their thighs and perform "monster walks" (a wide-legged, bent-knee walk) across the gym. The loop adds resistance to help develop hip strength and balance. Turn it into a race to boost competition.
8. Loop Plank Push-off: Students place the resistance loops around their elbows in a plank position. They push their hands outward against the resistance while maintaining the plank. This strengthens the core, shoulders, and arms, promoting stability and body control.
9. Leap and Resist: Students wear the loops around their ankles and perform forward leaping exercises. The loop creates resistance, making the leap more challenging and strengthening leg muscles while enhancing coordination and balance.
10. Side Shuffle Showdown: Have students place the loops around their thighs and perform lateral side shuffles across the gym. The loop adds resistance to every movement, teaching students to maintain balance and control while moving sideways.
11. Push, Pull, and Press: Using the resistance loops, students push and pull against the loop while performing chest presses and rowing movements. This teaches upper body strength while also focusing on pushing and pulling mechanics.
12. Ladder Loop Lunge: Set up an agility ladder on the floor, and have students wear the loops around their ankles while performing lunges as they step through the ladder rungs. This adds resistance to their lunges and improves agility, coordination, and lower body strength.
13. Kick the Loop: Place a resistance loop around the ankles and have students perform slow, controlled kicks against the resistance, working on hip strength, balance, and kicking technique. Add a ball to kick for a more complex coordination challenge.
14. Loop Lunge Leap: Students wear the UltraFit™ Pro Resistance Loops around their thighs or ankles and perform lunges with a forward leap. This combination of movements strengthens legs, improves agility, and builds explosive power.
15. Resistance Cone Weave: Set up a series of cones and have students wear the UltraFit™ Pro Resistance Loops around their thighs or ankles while weaving in and out of the cones. This improves lateral movement, balance, and agility, while the loops add resistance to every step.