Recoil S2 Pro Suspension Training Straps Review (TRX Straps Alternative)

[@ShreddedDad]

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[@Alcibiadesist]

Ended up getting the Recoil S2 Home as a result of this excellent & thorough review. At first I thought I'd made a mistake - it is a very expensive product after all. Once I used it though those doubts left. It's so much easier & more straightforward to use & set up than the TRX or rings (though I love both). This is especially the case with any exercises where you are on the ground with feet in straps -pikes, hamstring curls, hip raises & the like. I also love that I'm able to do chin-ups, L-sits & dips (can't do on TRX & much more difficult with rings). All in all, thank you for this amazing & very thorough & truthful (what a welcome change from the usual product 'reviews' one encounters!) review on the Recoil S2 Suspension System. It'll make me look more at some of your other reviews (like Inertia Wave). Keep the good stuff coming!

[@ShreddedDad]

Glad it was helpful and the Recoil is bad ass!

[@chriskostopoulos8142]

Recoil S2 shits on everything else in the market. Costs more sure but just a superior product. I have had mine for a couple of years and used it plenty, its still like new. Worth every cent.

[@ShreddedDad]

For sure. Best suspension trainer out there. Version two has adjustable handles so they fit snug on your feet

[@johnhomie]

One thing I think it's missing is that the play in the trx is on purpose to make it more unstable when doing core exercises. TRX and could just be fixed bands, but they intentionally added that little bit of play. I wonder how these are going to hold up over time, doesn't seem like there are many or any long term reviews.

[@ShreddedDad]

The Recoil S2 is built with a seatbelt like material so as far as durability goes, I'm sure it will last a while. I use it often and still looks brand new after 6 months. It also adds a lot of instability because it allows for some rotation. Watch this video where I'm doing L sits and you can see it start to rotate instagram.com/p/CDv9wUrDoVS/?igshid=1k87pkm87rccy

[@realityandnaturepill]

That carries over to...absolutely nothing. It's like squatting on a bosuball, you will get better at squatting on a bosuball and that's it. Train with a similar stability to what you want to get better at, for most of us that means training on a stable floor since we are land animals after all. This myth that the more unstable the ground, the more strength or muscle gains is absurd since you are sacrificing load for instability. This is an overly simplistic explenation, there's a lot to say about this, the scientific term is dynamic correspondence.

[@UncleDanBand64]

That is a great piece of gear. It would even make nice handles for you diy cable set-up. For face pulls etc👍🇺🇸

[@ShreddedDad]

That's a good idea. Hadn't thought about that although i do have it hanging from the ceiling and can do a lot of things from there including facepulls with my bodyweight. I do like the portability and versatility it has. It's one of my favorite pieces of equipment I own. I use almost daily whether it's doing bodyweight exercises or just using it to stretch.

[@UncleDanBand64]

@@ShreddedDad I love pull-ups, push-ups and dips. I am 55 and got started seriously working out about a month and a half ago. My friends say I work out to much. In your opinion if the main focus of my workout is pull-ups and push-ups. With some dumbbell: curls, tricep extensions, lateral raises and reverse flys for the rear delts. My workouts are about 40-50 minutes going at it hard and to or near failure. How often can I do that?

[@ShreddedDad]

@@UncleDanBand64 I'd go with 3 times a week

[@UncleDanBand64]

@@ShreddedDad Monday, Wednesday, Friday and take the weekend off for example?

[@ShreddedDad]

@@UncleDanBand64 yeah that should give you plenty time to recover

[@nileshsalla5089]

thank you for this video this is very help full ... :)

[@ShreddedDad]

You're welcome

[@slimfitpersonaltraining7416]

Nice. Thanks

[@ShreddedDad]

You're welcome. It's a great product and the recoil mechanism makes it effortless to switch from one exercise to the other

[@michaelrhodes6730]

Its basically a dog leash with handles?

[@ShreddedDad]

Haha more like two dog leashes in one with a much higher weight capacity Just don’t put it around your neck