1441 Fitness Sports Climbing Rope for Fitness and Strength Training, Wrestling, Physical Education, Military Gymnastic and CrossFit Applications - Gym Rope for with Mounted Metal Clasp - 6 Meter. Climbing ropes have long been a popular and typical equipment request for general enhancement of physical fitness and muscular tone, particularly in the upper arms and shoulders. Extremely popular strength, grip, and arm coordination training device for use in physical education, wrestling, gymnastics, military, and cross-fit applications. When utilising, landing mats, spotting, and monitoring are advised. 

Features:

• HEAVYDUTY 6 METER ROPE – 20 foot length is provided for 1.5” ropes, allowing users to vary workout intensity by changing rope length and diameter, making it perfect for both professional and amateur sports enthusiasts of all ages.
• HIGH QUALITY MATERIAL – 1441 Fitness climbing rope is made with the composition of Polyester Fibre and Hemp. This material has a pleasant feel and is simple to grasp, as well as the strength to hold the maximum weight when properly installed.
• EASY TO STORE AND CARRY - Flexible Design and a Storage Bag make it easy to transport and fit into your gym setup so you can take it to workouts and other outdoor spots.
• VERSATILE AND MULTIPURPOSE - Strong, Durable, and Comfortable to Handle Battle Gym Rope, Not Easy to Slip Out of Hand, Ideal for Professional Use and Home Climbing Workout.
• CONVENIENT TO INSTALL & USE - A heavy-duty steel anchor is included with our Gym Climbing Rope to properly secure the rope indoors or outdoors. You may use it to conduct climbing workouts and strength training by attaching it to any fixed location.

Benefits:

GRIP STRENGTH - Grip is a limiting element, which implies that grip-related lifts can only be performed to the extent of your maximum grip strength. Rope climbing is an excellent way to improve grip strength. 

ARM STRENGTH - When climbing a rope, your arms are forced to lengthen and then lift your body weight upward. This produces a different dynamic on your arms that your standard chin-up and pull-up may not achieve as successfully. 

BACK STRENGTH - Rope climbing also improves the muscles of the upper back and the lats. As you climb, you'll be compelled to draw yourself close to the rope, which will put your lats to work, much as in a pull-up or chin-up. The level of stability necessary on a rope is the main difference between climbs and pull-ups.