Name: Lifting Straps
Brand: Iron Apparel
SKU: PLI0034S
Price: 29.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Use these lifting straps to get over your current plateau. Take your lifts to the next level.

Featuring:

RING-SPUN, COMBED COTTON: for maximum comfort and sustained durability

HIGH-DENSITY FOAM CUFF: contours the wrist adding comfort and flexibility

SLEEK, PROFESSIONAL DESIGN: pairs perfectly with the rest of your gear

3-D PRINTED GRIP TAPE: our signature “Iron Sharpens Iron” message is printed in 3-D for superior bar-gripping strength

MESH CARRYING CASE: included for free to keep them organized and dry when not in use

IRONCLAD GUARANTEE: if you don't absolutely love it; we will refund 100% of your order, including shipping - no questions asked

Your next gym bag essential

Got the wrap/strap bundle. Quick shipping and the most comfortable straps and wraps I’ve ever used. Lots of support as well

Awesome product

Quality wraps

Very nice. Heavy duty wraps that feel good. I put them right up there with my redlines. These are not those cheap wraps you throw away!

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This is my third “Iron Sharpens Iron” shirt from IronApparel, and like the other two I got it because of the message: Believe in Yourself. Like the other two, it’s made of quality material, and the workmanship is also high quality. It fits well, and is appropriate for a workout or for casual wear. And like the other two, it helps me tell a story.

I regularly hear people default to the negative: ‘I can’t do that’, ‘I would never be able to do that”, ‘I wish I could do that—but I’m too __________”. I want to shake them and tell them to allow themselves some grace and to believe in themselves. I want to remind them of something I once saw: whether you think you can or think you can’t, you’re right.

This picture is an example of what believing in myself recently helped me achieve. Back in January someone posted an online challenge. Do 10,000 pull-ups by the end of the year. I thought about it for a couple of days, and pretty much had myself convinced that such a goal was totally unreachable—for anyone, but specifically for me. But then I decided that I would at least give it a try. Even if I only did one or two a day that would give me several hundred more pull-ups this year than I did last year.

I started and it was difficult. I kept telling myself that I could do it, but it would take time. Many sets of 2 or 3, then sets of 5, and soon I was doing 50 pull-ups a day. Then it was sets of 10 for a total of 60 and up to 75. Gradually the sets got larger and might include 15 or 20 or 25 reps, and I was doing 100 or 125, or on one crazy day 240 pull-ups in a single day.

And each day that I fought through the pain, the laziness, the “I’m too busy or tired”. I got stronger and the challenge seemed more doable. Suddenly I realized that at the pace I was going, not only caould I actually accomplish this goal, but I would finish in May. A few days in the hospital set me back some, but I was so close that I could taste it! So each day I grabbed my oxygen tank and got to the gym. The goal was 10,000 by the end of the year, because I’m learning to believe in myself, and tell myself that ‘I can’ instead of ‘I can’t’, I was able to complete the challenge in less than 6 months.

The moral of the story is that I needed to give myself credit for what I can do, rather than give up just because it’s something I’ve never done before.

When you BELIEVE IN YOURSELF you might just be amazed at what you can accomplish.