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Give Your Shadowboxing More Resistance
Add a short round of resisted punches to your boxing routine, at home or in the gym.
Work the Punch. Control the Return.
Place the center pad across your upper back, take a grip in each hand and settle into your stance. The elastic adds tension as your fist travels forward. Reset to guard with control before the next rep.
Use StrikeForm for short rounds of deliberate jabs and crosses. Start light enough to keep your usual form.
Pick the Load That Fits Your Session
Choose from five resistance levels, from yellow at 15 lb to black at 35 lb. If you’re new to resisted shadowboxing, start with the lightest band and build from there.
The foam grips and padded center keep hard contact points to a minimum. When you’re done, coil the band loosely and tuck it into your bag.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which resistance level should I choose?
Which resistance level should I choose?
Start with 15 lb if you are new to resisted punching. Choose a higher level only if you can maintain a steady stance and return to guard under control. Yellow is 15 lb, red 20 lb, blue 25 lb, teal 30 lb and black 35 lb. Resistance changes as the band stretches.
Does it need an anchor?
Does it need an anchor?
The padded center rests across your upper back. Grip the two handles and practice controlled straight punches in a clear space. Keep the band clear of your neck and face, and avoid overstretching or letting it snap back.
Do I get all five colors?
Do I get all five colors?
Each order includes one complete band in the resistance you choose. The colors identify the five available resistance levels.
How do I look after it?
How do I look after it?
Check the cord, foam sleeve and grips before training. Replace a worn or damaged band. Wipe it with a soft damp cloth, let it air dry and store it out of direct sunlight.