Swedish Ladder Wood Stall Bar – Physical Therapy & Gymnastics Ladder w/ 11 Strategic Rods – Ideal for Back Pain Scoliosis Exercise Equipment & Range of Motion
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Made to Last Many Stretches and Pull-Ups
The Limitless XVP Fitness Stall Bar is made from durable solid wood. These bars won’t easily bend or warp even during your most intense workouts. Do your stretches and pull-ups with confidence. The premium quality wood comes with a smooth matte finish that adds strength and resilience–ensuring years of performance.
Maximize Your Workout
Do hanging knee raises, tricep extensions, and other exercises. Whether you want to get stronger or need pain relief, this Swedish ladder can help you reach your health and fitness goals. With rods strategically placed, these bars will help you strengthen your muscles with every move. Each rod is secured from the back, so it won’t move as you work out.
Easy to Install at Home
The 32” wide bars line up perfectly with the 16” wall studs in most homes. This means that you don’t need to modify the bars or make significant changes in your home. At 7’ 8” tall, the ladder fits under most home ceilings. The offset top bar allows you to perform pull-ups or chin-ups without bumping your head on the ceiling.
Target Every Muscle with One Piece of Equipment
Don’t have time to head to the gym? Make your home workouts more challenging with these gymnastic wall bars. This Swedish ladder comes with trainer straps to help you stretch and strengthen your muscles. Get full range of motion with every move with just one piece of equipment. No need to buy different machines that take up too much space at home.
Ideal for All Fitness Levels
Whether you’re a beginner or a CrossFit pro, you will feel right in your element when you do your exercise on these stall bars. Work out according to your comfort level – the bars are spaced perfectly to give you the freedom to move comfortably. Add challenge to your movements by using straps. There’s no limit to what you can do.
