Leg Cords

If you've ever spent half a squat set yanking a glute band back up your thighs, you already know the problem. Fabric and rubber loops roll. They slide. They pinch. Leg Cords don't, because they don't sit on your thighs at all. A Leg Cord attaches at the ankle with an extra-large velcro strap that fits every ankle size. The resistance works from down low, where it belongs. As it's anchored at your ankle, it physically can't ride up or slide down. Through lunges, squats, lateral band walks, kickbacks, hip abductions, fire hydrants, and jumping jacks, it stays exactly where you put it.