Posts tagged grip strength
Outdoor Fitness: Explore our new 80x60 Mid-Size Functional Training Zone!

MoveStrong’s Functional Fitness Training Zones are preset designs, that transform your outdoor space into the ultimate workout site. Our new 80x60 layout is a great mid-size option, featuring our most popular FitGround and T-Rex equipment on different colored turf, utilizing all available floor space.

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Your All-In-One Upper Body Feature: MoveStrong Monkey Bar Bridge

The MoveStrong Monkey Bar is the centerpiece of our T-Rex Functional Training station. It allows to climb forward, backward or lateral to challenge upper body strength, grip strength, core activation, coordination and endurance. Various optional features include rails, pull-up bars and a cliff hanger grip feature for a custom training space with plenty of exercise options.

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MoveStrong Pull Up Bars for T-Rex Outdoor Fitness Station

Pull Up Bars are one of the most popular tools to build upper body strength, because they support a variety of exercises targeting back, arms, shoulders and core; and are offer effective and scalable exercises for athletes of varying fitness levels. Move Strong’s T-Rex system includes a variety of Pull-Up bar options to elevate any upper body workout.

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Functional Strength Training Indoor and Outdoor: MoveStrong Rhino Bag

One of our most popular and diverse strength training tool is back! Let us introduce you to Rhino Bag 2.0 with enhanced features for a challenging and diverse workout experience!

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Scaling New Heights: MoveStrong Climbing Rope & Y-Extender For A Stronger You

Climbing the rope is a true challenge for body and mind. Moving up and down the rope is an essential movement skill to have as it improves upper body strength, grip strength, coordination, endurance, flexibility and the overall posure.Not only does a climbing rope offer great physical benefits, it can also boost confidence and mental wellbeing. Rope climbing is a great way to mix up any workout, whether an athlete is training solo, or as part of a group.

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