Tips for attaching exercise bands to stable anchors at home
Exercise bands are incredibly useful for physical therapy and strength training. But what if your home doesn’t have good ways to attach them to something sturdy? In this post, I share some ways you can get creative and affix exercise bands to anchors that you’ve got around your house or apartment. Types of exercise bands There are four common types of exercise bands. From left to right in the photo below: Small bands, usually lightweight . They’re sold in sets and are usually color-coded by resistance level. As-long-as-you-need-them bands that come in rolls and can be cut to length. Usually you only see these in physical therapy offices since you need to purchase an entire roll at a time. Large, higher-resistance bands . These are often used to add resistance to bodyweight squats or push-ups, or to assist in doing pull-ups. Tube bands , which are color-coded by resistance level and have handles or carabiners at each end. These are often sold in sets with various accessories, s...