B-Lines Resistance Bands - Are They Worth the Money?

After buying the P90X program to review it...
I decided to try their bands, so I purchased a set of the exercise bands they offer.
It comes with 10 bands plus 3 sets of handles.
It costs about $80 bucks and then you must spend another $10 to get the door attachment with a safety strap.
So it ran me about $90 bucks for the bands Here are the main points regarding the B-lines resistance bands: Handles: The 10 resistance bands set came with 3 handles.
You can easily remove the elastic bands and replace it with another quite easily.
One thing I didn't like is that it doesn't allow you to attach more than one band to the handle unlike the Bodylastics or Golds Gym resistance bands.
So you have to have a few bands of different resistances in order to get a decent workout.
Latex Elastic The B-Lines resistance bands like so many others are made of latex so if you are allergic to latex you probably will not be able to use these.
Most bands are made of latex so if you are allergic...
you may have to consider using dumbbells Exercising With The B-Lines Bands The B-lines bands like most others are great to workout with the only part I didn't like is that the handles are made of hard plastic so it is almost impossible to use them to perform pull down exercises.
You may need to purchase a separate handle made out of nylon.
The bands are portable and fit right in with the principle of "muscle confusion.
" Muscle Confusion Principle Muscle confusion is the principle of changing your routines to keep your body guessing.
The human body is very resourceful at adapting to its environment and will seek to preserve homeostasis.
If you've hit a plateau than you will need to make changes in your diet and to your exercise routine.
Why limit your choices when you can have it all? So confusion is actually a good thing.
Another way to add variety to a stalled program would be by switching from B-Lines Resistance Bands to free weights, changing from machines to dumbbells, or doing a combination of all three.
Free weights are good for working your stabilizer muscles that crisscross across the landscape of your body.
Resistance bands have the added advantage of applying continuous tension to every movement while being easy on the joints.
In all the B-Lines Resistance Bands are a quality product although I believe you can find better and at a better price.