Power bungee rope (3,5m) - in 3 strengths
Passing and speed strength training. The robe provides the athletes optimal tensile strength for sprinting, passing, etc. and thus an enormous training effect. The power bungee rope comes in 3 strengths (light, medium and heavy) and can be used in many sports types. The power bungee rope is used as a replacement part for our “Power-Bungee-Belt 11” product. It can also be varied with your shoulder, stomach and hip straps. Only the power bungee rope and 2 robust carabiners are included in the scope of delivery. Shoulder, stomach and hip straps can be separated. You can thus compile your own power bungee belt model. The appropriate operation exercises are found in our dvd's and training card files. Other power bungee belts can also be purchased in our store. Even trainers from professional sports work with our training aids!
- Light: Suitable for pass training with tensile strength (not for sprinting and speed strength training
- Medium: Suitable for sprint, speed strength training and pass training with tensile strength
- Heavy: Suitable for extreme sprint, speed strength training and pass training with tensile strength
Product features:
- Power bungee rope (3 strengths)
- Available in 3 variants (light, medium, heavy)
- Training with tensile strength
- Bungee effect through bungee rubber type
- Length of rubber cord: approx. 3.5 m
- Color: Black
- Quality product
- Care instructions as a pdf file
Training focus on:
- Improvement of speed strength
- Sprint and reaction training
- Improvement of jumping power
- Strengthening of muscles
- Strengthening of the kicking power
- Speed strength stamina
- Also, for goal keeper training
- Pass training with tensile strength
- Acceleration
- Partner exercises etc.
Successful application at VfL Wolfsburg, German Champion 08/09
The development center of VfL Wolfsburg trained successfully with our power cords:
"We used the power bungee cords for the speed training in the U19 team. Our coach Stefan Schmidt is excited. We will use them more often in the coming period and also slowly introduce it in the lower age groups."
(Comment of NLZ on 09/04/2010)
Good luck with your training!
