Do You Need A Weighted Sports Training Pack? WhatEver Pockits Can Help
Weighted Sports Training Pack
Weighted Sports Training Pack:: There are two main benefits to using a weighted sports training pack for training and fitness purposes.
First, they offer a form of resistance training where the user’s muscles are forced to work harder than usual in order to stimulate muscle growth.
Secondly, weighted sports training packs can aid in the development of muscle strength because the user is often able to perform repetitious, exercises while wearing the weighted sports training pack.
Components Weighted Pack
The WhatEver Pockit kit comes with a chamber panel with pockets, two shoulder straps with pockets and two waist straps with pockets. Each section of the kit can be used separately or together as a weighted sports pack.
To make the weighted sports training pack simply insert weights into the pockets (weights do not come with the kit). The images above are a few of the configurations there are others, you are only limited by your imagination.
The Weighted Pack And Sports
The most popular configuration is the weighted vest and weighted backpack. The weighted vest and backpack can be used for:
- track and field,
- football, basketball, baseball,
- tennis, hockey and other similar sports weight training.
What makes these vest different from others is the fact that they are multi-functional, they can be detached, reconfigured and used on other parts of the body for building and toning muscles.
Weight Training And The Aging Population
The weighted pack is also designed for the general and aging population to use. Muscle strength allows a person especially the aging population to keep and maintain a strong vibrant body which plays a large role in the lives of those who desire independent living and mobility.
What makes the WhatEver Pockit kit so beneficial for the general and aging population is the fact that they can add resistance to their workout using the weighted vest and backpack as well as using the attachment as hand-held weights.
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