Portable Isometric Trainer

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Price: $54.95    

Product Feature

• Electronically measures push and pull force with a bright backlit display.
• Monitoring the force helps you develop a routine, maximize effort and measure your results, a great motivator
• 3 exercise modes: static, progressive and mobile contractions
• Built strong, with 1/8" steel frame and ABS plastic housing. Comfort grips
• User Videos Available on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhvBRKOfB9c

Product Description

Portable Isometric Trainer. The IGRIP is a portable exercise device that incorporates the Power of Isometrics to help build power, strength, and lean muscle. Work out anywhere-anytime and hold a contraction for 7 seconds or more to Get Ripped Fast. Best of all, there is nothing to lift, bend, stretch, or squeeze to achieve resistance. Simply apply force to the desired level and let the Power of Isometrics work for you. Since there are no moving parts, there's no impact on muscles and joints, or risk of injury. Battery required (one 9V) NOT included The secret lies in the ability of the IGRIP to electronically measure both the applied Push and Pull force. Now that you can monitor the force, you can: Develop a routine. Maximize your effort. Measure your result. Timed static (stationary) contractions with the IGRIP eliminates the need to do dozens of repetitions with weights. All that's needed is 7 or more seconds with the IGRIP to feel the power. Quality Construction Features Include: Backlit Display 200 lb. Capacity 1/8" Steel Frame ABS Plastic Housing Force Sensor Technology Comfort Grips Materials: Molded Plastic/Electronics. Dimensions: 7"L x 6"W x 2.5"H; Weight: 2.75 lbs.

Portable Isometric Trainer Review

A compact unit that measures your effort when pulling or pushing on the handles ..fantastic! But all the movements in the exercise video are wrong-headed: Isometrics involve NO movement, and the extraneous movements they recommend while pulling or pushing on the handles:1/Is NOT being measured, thus isn't progressive. 2/Distracts you from your full effort where it counts, the basic pull or push, which IS being measured. 23 exercises? No, really it's essentially TWO exercises, but it's two really GREAT exercises, which will work the entire upper body. Put all your effort into 1 max-effort push and 1 max-effort pull, with the hands about 8 inches in front of the chest, and as strange as it may seem , you can get a full upper body workout..

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