Running Speed Chute Resistance Parachute
د.إ 58,00
Running Speed Training 48-inch Speed Training Resistance Parachute.
About this item
- PERFECT SIZE – 56″ diameter, 25-35 lbs of resistance.
- ADJUSTABLE BELT – Velcro closures waist belts for all body types of users, (up to a 42″ waist) , The belt rotates 360 degrees and has a free motion ring, meaning you can sprint in any direction.
- GREAT HELPING FOR RUNNER -Provides excellent resistance training for improved speed, stamina, strength, and acceleration Chute releases while running for overspeed training.
- DURABLE -Made of high-quality parachute cloth, Built-in mesh panels keep strings from tangling and help stabilize the chute during training.
- MULTI-USED -Whether you’re in track and field, football, soccer, basketball, or any other sport, your speed will improve with the use of this resistance training chute, Best for long-distance running.
Description
Umbrella Running Chute & Fitness Explosive Power Training
Multi-Sport Training running parachute long distance
Running
Improve running speed, sprint explosiveness, long-distance running endurance
Basketball
Improve lower body strength, bounce, and agility
Football
Exercise waist and abdominal strength, running endurance, and lower body strength
Method to use:
Tie the strip and belt to your waist, running fast, and a resistant feeling will occur to your body, conquer it, and you will be a winner and proud of yourself
Specifications: durable polyester cloth, 56 inches x 56 inches (145 * 145cm), about 0.42lbs (190g), suitable for running, and football to increase the speed of movement
Packing includes:- 1 x 48″ Resistance parachute
Running parachute benefits
The resistance that speeds parachutes provides forces your glutes, quadriceps, hamstrings, and calves to contract with greater explosiveness. When you’re wearing a parachute, the chute doesn’t open until you’ve picked up a bit of speed. While the tool won’t necessarily help with improving acceleration, it is effective at improving performance during the drive phase of sprinting, which is after you’ve taken off and are working to reach your top speed.
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