The essential band for learning bar pull-ups! It helps you to progress so you can pull yourself up with the strength of your arms.
Elastic and packaging dimensions
Product dimensions:
- Total product length (flat): 400cm. - Band width: 7.5 cm.
- Platform length: 38cm.
Packaging:
- 8.5 cm wide
- 14 cm long
- 17 cm high
Learn more about the resistance of your pull-up assistant
Minimum resistance:
At its longest adjustment, it provides a minimum resistance corresponding to a 5 kg elastic (blue training band in our range), and its length is 2 m folded.
Maximum resistance:
Adjusted to its shortest level, the band's resistance at 100% elongation is 45 kg (equivalent to the red training band in our range), and it is 1.35 m long folded.
Why use a pull-up assistant?
This assistant helps you work with body weight by lightening part of the load.
Its different levels of adjustment allow you to track your progress by gradually decreasing the resistance (and therefore the amount of help).
You'll keep motivated by seeing yourself improve!
What are the advantages of this pull-up assistant?
Easy to use:
- Adjust it once your feet are on the board.
Adjustment:
- You can see your progress with the markings on the sides.
- Place one foot, adjust the resistance using the straps, then place the other foot.
- At its shortest, the assistance is equivalent to a 45 kg band; at its longest, it is equivalent to a 5 kg band.
Comfort - Its two anchor points mean there is no discomfort around the face or inner thighs, as is so often the case with weight training bands.
Is a pull-up assistant for me?
Starting pull-ups is hard - all of our team members have been through it. That is why they created this pull-up assistant for beginners who have trouble doing pull-ups on their own.
It can also help more experienced athletes: at its weakest adjustment, the assistant gives you the little boost you need to complete more pull-ups than you'd normally be able to do in a given time.
So it's a product for all athletes looking to improve!
How do you install the assistant?
The pull-up assistant installs in just a few minutes:
- Bring each end of the band around the pull-up bar
- Attach the snap hooks into the strap loops
It's ready: just place a foot in the band to adjust its resistance. Grab the pull-up bar, place your other foot in the assistant, and start your set.
The shorter the band, the more it'll help you.
Safety instructions and maximum weight
The band will support up to 130 kg.
Do your pull-up in a nice, clear space: to get out of the elastic, you want to make sure there's no clutter on the ground, for example.
Always check that the product is properly attached before getting on it. Check, for example, that the snap hooks are fully grabbing the strap.
To use this product, you need... a bar!
You can choose a wall-mounted pull-up bar: 8385106) or a screw-free door-mounted bar (ref: 8584559).
The pull-up assistant is also compatible with a weight training rack: 8766092 or 8616805)
Tips from our coach for beginning pull-ups 1/2
Start with the following series:
- Pull-ups with as little help as possible from the elastic 2×2
- Pull-ups with a bit more help 2×5
- Pull-ups with a lot of help 2×8
Keep a one-rep margin for each exercise.
Between workouts, keep the same levels of assistance, and increase by one rep per level:
2×3 2×6 2×9 etc.
Once that is comfortable, start again with the initial sequence (2×2 2 x 4 2×6) but reducing the levels of assistance, until you can successfully do pull-ups without help.
Tips from our coach for beginning pull-ups 2/2
To make faster progress, supplement your pull-ups with:
- 1-arm rows (lumberjack) 3×10/side (2 rep margin)
- Hammer grip bicep curls with dumbbells 3×12 (1 rep margin)
This pull-up assistance band, compatible with all bars, is easy to install and adjust at home or at the gym. No more pain, it's time to gain!
Ease of use
It's easy to place yourself on the platform for your workouts.
Versatility
The pull-up assistant can be installed on all pull-up bars.
The essential band for learning bar pull-ups! It helps you to progress so you can pull yourself up with the strength of your arms.
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