//// BULLET BAND™: REPS AND SETS
REPS AND SETS: A GENERAL GUIDELINE
Reps and sets are a way to track progress with your training. This is a general guide. Programs will vary depending
on your specific needs, goals, off-season or in-season, experience, etc.
AS A GENERAL GUIDELINE TO START:
» 8-10 repetitions for 2-3 sets when training for strength (moderate to heavy resistance with focus on proper form and control)
» 4-6 repetitions for 3-5 sets when training for power (moderate resistance with increase in speed of movement)
(Resistance can be increased by increasing distance from the anchor point. Do not extend band more than twice it’s resting length)
PROPER FORM
When trying movements for the first time, use less resistance with the goal of being able to perform all movements
without breaking form. Do not push through or ignore aches and pains as you perform any movement.
ADDITIONAL EXERCISES:
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PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE
Progressive resistance is a concept that states you should be able to lift more weight or do more repetitions
each time you perform an exercise. As you progress through any training phase, increase the resistance
when your prescribed repetitions decrease. When the prescribed repetitions increase, decrease the
resistance accordingly. You may also need
to adjust your repetitions, sets, and
resistance if you are not seeing
improvements in your goals.
//// BULLET BAND™: SET UP
Fence AnchorDoor Anchor
HOW TO SET UP YOUR BULLET BAND
» Secure to a fence or door
DOOR ANCHORING
»
Ensure the door anchor is on the strong side of the door. The strong side of the door
is the side that closes toward you. (See DOOR ANCHOR below for reference)
» Before pulling the door closed, hang WARNING CARD! on the opposite side of the door.
» Pull the door closed to secure the door anchors