
REPS AND SETS CONTINUED...
PROPER FORM
When trying movements for the first time, use a lighter weight 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.
PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE
Progressive resistance is a concept that states you should be able
to lift more weights or do more repetitions each time you perform
an exercise. As you progress through any training phase, increase
the weight when your prescribed repetitions decrease. When the
prescribed repetitions increase, decrease the weight accordingly.
You may also need to adjust your repetitions, sets, and resistance if
you are not seeing improvements in your goals.
SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS
» Remove Super Sandbag and yellow weight bags from box.
» Fill yellow weight bags with desired amount of filler (sand is
recommended). Ensure each weight bag is sealed.
» Insert desired number of weight bags into the
Super Sandbag and seal bag (each sand-filled bag
weighs approximately 10 pounds).
» Begin workout.
ADDITIONAL EXERCISES:
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IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ!
» Consult your healthcare professional before beginning this or any type of exercise program.
» Recommended for athletes over 14 years old. Athletes under 18 years of age should use under strict adult supervision.
» Always check equipment for worn or damaged parts before use. If any defects are found do not use product.
» ENSURE THERE IS PLENTY OF SPACE. NEVER THROW THE BAG TOWARD OTHERS.
» Do not use more weight than you are capable of lifting.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
» Make sure all Super Sandbag components are included. Please contact SKLZ customer service toll free at
877-225-7275 x128 if anything is missing.
» Read all setup and usage instructions carefully.
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 weight with focus on proper form and
control)
» 12-15 repetitions for 1-2 sets when performing prehab or pillar (hip, core, shoulders) preparation exercises
(light weight with emphasis on proper movement pattern and stability)