I-RB001 Series Instructions
Thank you for choosing INEVIFIT to aid you in your fitness journey. We have designed the INEVIFIT Resistance Bands to enhance your training versatility. Whether you're at home or on the go, our resistance bands are designed to help you stay active and fit by catering to your level of fitness. We strive to provide every customer with the ultimate INEVIFIT Experience.
Getting Started
- Always consult your physician before starting any exercise regimen to receive appropriate safety guidance.
- Thoroughly check your resistance bands and any associated accessories for defects, cracks, cuts, tears, or any imperfections before each use. If there are any imperfections, stop using the bands immediately, and contact us.
- Ensure that the band is securely attached to the handles before each use to prevent injuries from a slipping or snapping tube.
- Resistance bands must only be used by one person at a time. Use by more than one person at a time could result in a serious and permanent injury to each user's eyes, face, and/or body.
- Start all exercises slowly, using smooth, controlled movements. Test each exercise slowly before performing the actual exercise to ensure the tension is correct and the handles are securely attached.
- Begin your workout slowly to build strength and stamina, particularly if new to this type of exercise. Avoid exercises that are beyond your capability to maintain control.
EXERCISE GUIDES
WARNING: The exercise guides below are designed for healthy individuals 18 years and older. You must consult your physician before starting any exercise. If you experience discomfort while using this product, stop activity immediately.
Abdominal Exercises
Kneeling Ab Crunch
- Place the Door Anchor at the top of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Kneel on the floor, approximately 3 to 4 feet away from the door, facing it. Firmly grip the handles.
- Place your hands beside your head at chin height, ready to crunch down against the resistance.
- Crunch forward, moving your elbows down toward the floor and back toward your hips. Exhale as you perform the crunch.
Resisted Crunches
- Place the Door Anchor at the bottom of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Hold a Handle in each hand then lie on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor, facing away from the door.
- Keep your arms straight alongside your body with your palms facing down.
- Engage your abs as you crunch up, reaching for your heels and exhaling as you lift.
Knee Raises
- Place the Door Anchor at the bottom of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect an Ankle Strap to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Secure the Ankle Strap around each ankle and stand with your back to the door, maintaining a distance of 3 to 4 feet from the door.
- Ensure your back and head remain straight, and engage your core muscles during the exercise.
- Lift one leg at a time against the resistance. You can either alternate legs or complete all reps on one leg before switching to the other side.
Abdominal Knee Tucks
- Place the Door Anchor at the bottom of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect an Ankle Strap to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Position yourself at a distance from the door where the Resistance Band has slight tension in the starting position.
Place your hands under your lower back for support. - Gradually bring your knees towards your chest, engaging your abs and exhaling as you move.
- Slow and controlled, bring your legs back to the starting position and repeat.
Band Chops
- Place the Door Anchor at the middle of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect both ends of the Resistance Band to a single Handle.
- Stand approximately 3 to 4 feet away from the door, with your side facing the door, and grip the Handle with both hands.
- Ensure your back is straight, head is upright, and core is engaged throughout the exercise.
- Keep your shoulders back, extend your arms with a slight bend at the elbows, and hold the Handle centered on your chest.
- Twist your upper body away from the door, exhaling as you rotate.
Arm Exercises
Standing Bicep Curls
- Attach a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Stand with your feet hip-width apart on the band. Grip the Handles with your palms facing up.
- Maintain a straight back and keep your elbows close to your sides. Exhale while curling the Handles toward your shoulders, ensuring your abs are engaged.
- You have the option to alternate between arms or curl both at the same time.
Overhead Tricep Extensions
- Place the Door Anchor at the top of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Hold one Handle in each hand and stand facing away from the door, with your back foot placed 1 to 2 feet from the door.
- Maintain an upright chest and a flat back, hinging forward at your hips. Engage your core muscles.
- With your elbows close to your ears, extend your arms overhead while exhaling as you keep your elbows fixed at an angle between 45 and 90 degrees.
Preacher Curls
- Place the Door Anchor at the bottom of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Stand 3 to 4 feet from the door, facing it directly.
- Extend your arms and grasp the Handles, ensuring there is a slight tension in the Resistance Band.
- Maintain a straight back and keep your elbows fixed at your sides.
- Exhale as you curl the Handles towards your shoulders. You can either alternate arms or curl both at the same time.
Back Exercises
High Rows
- Place the Door Anchor at the top of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Stand facing the door with your arms outstretched, holding a Handle in each hand. Position yourself 2 to 4 feet from the door to ensure slight tension in the Resistance Band.
- Maintain a straight back and head, bend your knees, and lower your hips slightly, ensuring your knees stay behind your toes.
- As you exhale, pull the Handles toward the middle of your chest, feeling your shoulder blades squeeze together.
Straight Arm Pull Over
- Place the Door Anchor at the top of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Stand facing the door, holding a Handle in each hand with your arms extended. Position yourself 2 to 4 feet away from the door, ensuring there is a slight tension in the Resistance Band.
- Maintain a flat back with a slight bend in your knees and waist.
- Pull the Handles down until your hands are level with your hips as you exhale. You can alternate arms or press both down together.
Standing Rows
- Place the Door Anchor at around chest height on the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Extend your arms and grasp a Handle in each hand. Position yourself 3 to 4 feet from the door, facing it directly.
- Maintain a straight posture with your head and chest up.
- Begin by pulling the Handles toward the center of your chest, engaging your shoulder blades as you exhale. Alternate arms or row both at the same time.
Bent-Over Row
- Place the Door Anchor at the bottom of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Face the door and grab a Handle in each hand. Step back 1 to 2 feet from the door, placing your right foot behind your left in a staggered stance.
- Lower your torso to a 45° angle, keeping your chest lifted, back straight, and core engaged.
- Begin pulling your arms back as you exhale, making sure your elbows are pointed to the ceiling and your hands are just below your rib cage.
- Inhale as you return to the starting position with control. Complete the exercise for the desired number of repetitions.
Chest Exercises
Chest Press
- Place the Door Anchor at the top of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Facing away from the door, grasp a Handle in each hand. Position yourself 2 to 4 feet from the door, maintaining slight tension in the Resistance Band.
- Position one foot forward, keeping your back straight, chest up, and head straight.
- With elbows bent and Handles at chest level, exhale as you push the Handles forward and bring them together. Return to the start, either alternating arms or pushing both at once.
Chest Flys
- Place the Door Anchor at the top of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Position yourself 3 to 4 feet from the door, facing away from it.
- Keep your back straight, head up, and chest forward. Begin with your arms stretched back, pinching your shoulder blades together, and maintain a slight bend in your elbows.
- Bring your arms together as you exhale until your hands touch. On the way back, bring your hands as far back as possible. You can choose to alternate arms or move both simultaneously.
Leg Exercises
Glute Kickbacks
- Place the Door Anchor at the bottom of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect both ends of the Resistance Band to a single Ankle Strap.
- Get down on all fours (or on your hands and knees) facing the door, place the strap onto your foot ensuring it is securely positioned on the instep of your foot.
- Extend your leg back and up while exhaling, then return to the starting position.
- After completing the desired number of repetition, repeat with the process with the other leg.
Hamstring Curl
- Place the Door Anchor at the bottom of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect an Ankle Strap to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Attach the Ankle Straps and lie on your stomach 3 to 4 feet away from the door, facing away from it.
- Bend your knees, pulling your heels toward your glutes while exhaling. Keep your back flat and core tight. Alternate legs or use both legs simultaneously.
Split Squats
- Secure a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Step on the tubing with your front foot and bring the Handles up over your arms. Set your back foot roughly 2 feet behind your front foot.
- Maintain a straight back, head up, and elbows back. Lower yourself until your legs are bent at 90 degrees, then rise back to a standing position with legs almost straight.
- Keep your core tight and exhale as you rise.
Reverse Lunges
- Place the Door Anchor at the top of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Face the door and hold a Handle in each hand. Stand 2 to 4 feet from the door, keeping a slight tension in the Resistance Band.
- Keep back and head straight, elbows back. Lower your body by taking a step back and bending at both knees until your legs are at 90 degrees. Stand up until your legs are almost straight. Engage your core and exhale on the rise.
Leg Adductions
- Place the Door Anchor at the bottom of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect both ends of the Resistance Band to a single Ankle Strap.
- Stand with your side facing the door in an upright manner with your hands on hips and your legs straight.
- Ensure that the leg that you will exercise first is farthest from the door.
- Begin with extending the exercise leg away from the door while maintaining your body with proper posture. Return the exercise leg to the starting position and repeat the exercise for the set number or reps. Repeat the process on the other leg.
Pull Through (Anchored)
- Place the Door Anchor at the bottom of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Stand facing away from the door with feet hip-width apart, straddling the Resistance Band.
- Grip the Handles between your legs, one in each hand. Move 1 to 2 feet away from the door, bending at the hips and knees until your torso forms a 45° angle with the floor.
- Keep your chest up, back straight, and core tight. Inhale deeply then push your hips forward, raising your torso to a standing position as you exhale.
- Inhale and return to the starting position in a controlled manner.
Squat
- Secure a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Position your feet hip-width apart on the Resistance Band,holding one Handle in each hand.
- Keep your elbows locked against your rib cage and your shoulders relaxed. Raise your hands to shoulder height with palms facing forward.
- Stand tall with your core muscles engaged. Inhale as you push your hips down and back, mimicking the motion of sitting on a chair.
- Press back up to the starting position as you exhale. Complete the exercise for the desired number of repetitions.
Shoulder Exercises
Shoulder Press
- Secure a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Step on the tubing with your front foot and bring the Handles to your shoulder level.
- Keep your body stable and press both arms up fully extended overhead as you exhale.
- Inhale and slowly return to starting position.
- Repeat for desired number of reps.
Upright Rows
- Secure a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Place the Resistance Band underneath both feet, keeping your feet hip-distance apart.
- Pull the Resistance Band in front of you and hold onto both Handles. Stand tall and engage core.
- Begin by pulling your elbows up until they are around shoulder level as you exhale.
- Inhale and slowly return to starting position.
- Repeat for desired number of reps.
Overhead Press
- Place the Door Anchor at the middle of the door, thread the Resistance Band through the Loop of the Door Anchor, and connect a Handle to each end of the Resistance Band.
- Step back until your arms are fully extended and you feel slight tension in the Resistance Band.
- Stand tall, relax your shoulders, position your feet hip-width apart, and slightly bend your knees. Engage your core to maintain stability.
- Pull your elbows back and guide your hands along your rib cage, pressing up and squeezing your shoulder blades together, as you exhale.
- Inhale and return to the starting position with controlled movement. Repeat the exercise for the desired number of repetitions.
FAQ
What’s in the box?
The INEVIFIT Resistance Bands come with the following:
- 5 Resistance Bands: 5lbs (extra light), 10lbs (light), 15lbg (medium), 20lbs (heavy), 25lbs (extra heavy). The pounds mentioned on the resistance bands represent the average resistance weight. This weight may vary slightly depending on the band’s stretch and your exercise technique.
- 2 Handles
- 2 Ankle Straps
- 1 Door Anchor
- 1 Door Hanger
- 1 Carrying Bag
- Instruction Manual
- 5-Year Warranty
What are the safety instructions?
- Always consult your physician before starting any exercise regimen to receive appropriate safety guidance.
- Stop exercising immediately if you experience discomfort, nausea, dizziness, or pain. Consult a physician if symptoms like chest or stomach pain, palpitations, or difficulty breathing occur.
- Thoroughly check your resistance bands and any associated accessories for defects, cracks, cuts, tears, or any imperfections before each use. If there are any imperfections, stop using the bands immediately, and contact us.
- Ensure that the band is securely attached to the handles before each use to prevent injuries from a slipping or snapping tube.
- Do not use resistance bands on concrete or other abrasive surfaces, which may weaken or damage the material. Remove any obstructions and sharp objects from the workout area.
- Never release the resistance bands or handles while under tension. A sudden release can cause the bands to snap back, potentially causing significant injury or death.
- Do not stretch the resistance bands to more than 3 times their original length. Ensure they are carefully returned to their original length before releasing.
- Never wrap the bands around your neck, mouth, head, shoulders, or torso. Always secure the band to a strong anchor point, such as a closed door or sturdy piece of equipment.
- Resistance bands must only be used by one person at a time. Use by more than one person at a time could result in a serious and permanent injury to each user's eyes, face, and/or body.
- Keep the bands away from individuals allergic to latex.
- The resistance bands are not toys. Keep the bands away from children. Remember that resistance bands are serious pieces of training equipment. Improper use can lead to serious injury.
- Ensure you are in a stable position when exercising and DO NOT use the bands to support your body weight.
- NEVER align stretched resistance bands with your face or any sensitive parts of your body.
- Wearing eye protection at all times is highly recommended while using the resistance bands. Regular glasses are not sufficient; only use certified safety glasses.
- Hand lotion and oils may cause slippage of the handles during exercise, which may lead to serious and permanent injury to your eyes, face, and/or body.
- Remove all jewelry, including rings, chains, and pins, before using this product. Always wear suitable clothing when exercising.
- Start all exercises slowly, using smooth, controlled movements. Test each exercise slowly before performing the actual exercise to ensure the tension is correct and the handles are securely attached.
- Begin your workout slowly to build strength and stamina, particularly if new to this type of exercise. Avoid exercises that are beyond your capability to maintain control.
What workouts can I do with resistance bands?
In the instruction manual, we have provided several workouts that you can do with your resistance bands. The Training Guide is designed for healthy individuals 18 years and older. You must consult your physician before starting any exercise. If you experience discomfort while using this product, stop activity immediately. Always check equipment for damage before use; do not use if defective. All forms of exercise pose inherent risks. We advise readers to take full responsibility for their safety. Ensure your equipment is well-maintained and avoid attempting to performing exercises beyond your experience level.
- Abdominal Exercises: Kneeling Ab Crunch, Resisted Crunches, Knee Raises, Abdominal Knee Tucks, Band Chops
- Arm Exercises: Standing Bicep Curls, Overhead Tricep Extensions, Preacher Curls
- Back Exercises: High Rows, Straight Arm Pullover, Standing Rows, Bent-Over Row
- Chest Exercises: Chest Press, Chest Flys
- Leg Exercises: Hamstring Curl, Split Squats, Reverse Lunges, Leg Adductions, Pull Through (Anchored), Squat
- Shoulder Exercises: Shoulder Press, Upright Rows, Overhead Press
How to use the door hanger and door anchor?
Door Anchor Placement: ALWAYS position the Door Anchor through the HINGE EDGE of the door. Please note that specific exercises require different Anchor positions.
- Place the door hanger on the doorknob in the opposite side of where you intend to be working out to inform other that the door is currently in use.
- Slide the door anchor between door and jamb on hinge-edge of door. Loop must be on the side where you intend to be working out.
- Close, latch and lock the door, securing door anchor in place.
- Slide one end of the resistance band through the loop of the door anchor.
- Finally, slide the resistance band until both sides are equal to begin exercising.
How to use the ankle strap?
- Wrap the ankle strap around your ankle, ensuring that it is snug and the Velcro is connected securely, before starting your exercise.
- Clip the bands to the D-Ring and make sure the connection is secure before any exercise.
- DO NOT use the ankle strap as an anchor point anywhere but your ankle. It should not be used to anchor the bands to doors, door knobs, banisters, trees, chairs, etc. The ankle strap is intended to only be used on your ankle: DO NOT use on any other part of your body, including: arm, wrist, neck, or head.
How do I maintain the longevity of the resistance bands?
- Wipe your bands with a clean, damp cloth after each use to remove sweat, dirt, and oils that can break down the bands.
- Do not use harsh cleaners or abrasive sponges, as these can damage the bands. A mild soap or detergent is sufficient for cleaning.
- Always allow the bands to air dry completely before storing them to prevent mildew and odors.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture, heat, and direct sunlight.