[Chet]

Copied straight from the Ringtraining Newsletter, for the information of all you good folk :

"Classic Elite Rings on Sale

A few weeks ago I launched the Elite Rings II, a new and improved version of the Elite Rings. They arrived two weeks ahead of schedule, so I still had some "classic" Elite Rings in stock. But because it was two weeks before Christmas, I decided that it was a good time to launch the new rings. Now that the final production run of Classic Elite Rings is finished, I am putting them on sale for $50 a set. This offer is valid while supplies last. First come, first serve. Once they are gone, which shouldn't take long, they will be gone forever.
I have seen people spend $40+ on home made rings and the quality wasn't even close. So, I think this is a great deal. When I upgraded from the original steel Power Rings to the Elite Rings, I was incredibly proud of the new design. I still am, so I don't hesitate to recommend them. The Elite Rings II fixed a few bugs and improved the overall quality, but it is not as big a jump as it was from Power Rings to Elite Rings. You will be happy with either Classic Rings or Elite Rings II.
I am still honoring the 2 year warranty on these rings as I do with all of my products. And everything from before is still included.

Coupon for Elite Agility Ladder

For the month of January, if you buy a set of rings, you can use the coupon code "ringsladder" to purchase an Elite Agility Ladder for $30 (40% off). To take advantage of this offer, add a set of rings (Elite Rings II or Classic) to a shopping cart. Then add an Elite Agility Ladder. In the field for the coupon code, enter: ringsladder. It will give you a price of $30 for the Elite Agility Ladder. This offer expires in February.
I think this is the lowest price an agility ladder has ever sold for and it's a great product. A set of classic rings and a ladder for $80 is not too shabby, if you ask me."

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Awesome investment IMO.

Click here to go to the website.

[Matt M]

I've just ordered some. If I tear out my shoulders, I'll blame you!

[nickyhusky]

How much were they before?

[Chet]

As far as I remember, they were the same price as the Elite Rings II are now, or thereabouts ($71.95)

[nickyhusky]

Sooo tempting. But I don't need them atm.

I will not become a kit junkie... I will not become a kit junkie... I will not become a kit junkie... I will not become a kit junkie... I will not become a kit junkie... I will not become a kit junkie... I will not become a kit junkie... I will not become a kit junkie...

[FK Pimp]

well worth the outlay IMO.
I have had these since June of last year - nothing compares to rings for verstility, and taxing the body.

My name is Chris and I am a kit Junkie - it has been 3 weeks since my last purchase....

[Matt M]

I'm looking forward to having somewhere decent to do dips.

[pritch]

Matt - out of interest mate, how much did the P&P work out at ......not that I'm thinking of buying them of course

[Matt M]

$30 for a set of rings, an agility ladder and some grip paste / lotion / gel.

[pritch]

Agility ladder? I did spot that on the site but what on earth do you do with that? Is it like a rope ladder or something?

[Chet]

Agility ladder trailer

[pritch]

Cheers Chet - I'll have a look at the vid when I'm back home - can't watch clips at work

[Paul]

I need to get some of these badboys and vandalise my garage.

[Garreth]

Agility ladders are very useful for sports training. Soccer uses them a lot. Usually the training is referred to as SAQ (speed, agility, quickness).

I am fairly sure that they can be got cheaper than that butr I could be wrong. I would have to check a catalogue that my father has for a soccer equipment supplier.

I this also looks useful http://uk.youtube.co...h?v=gT6F31yogYw

www.saqireland.net also has some interesting SAQ equipment. The Reactor™ looks fun

[Chet]

Garreth - traprunner, on Jan 9 2008, 03:14 PM, said:

I this also looks useful http://uk.youtube.co...h?v=gT6F31yogYw

You can do virtually all of that with rings

[Garreth]

Chet, on Jan 9 2008, 03:18 PM, said:

You can do virtually all of that with rings

It is much more versatile. Basically it is two agility ladders with smaller steps. Although I don't know of an agility latter that could be guaranteed to hold BW.

[pritch]

Garreth - traprunner, on Jan 9 2008, 03:14 PM, said:

Agility ladders are very useful for sports training. Soccer uses them a lot. Usually the training is referred to as SAQ (speed, agility, quickness).

I am fairly sure that they can be got cheaper than that butr I could be wrong. I would have to check a catalogue that my father has for a soccer equipment supplier.

I this also looks useful http://uk.youtube.co...h?v=gT6F31yogYw

www.saqireland.net also has some interesting SAQ equipment. The Reactor™ looks fun

A good link there traps mate - thanks. Some 'interesting' exercises shown there + a bit of Eminem as a bonus AND the discovery of another potentially useful bodyweight web resource (www.bodyweightculture.com) so not a bad batch at all fella.

Martin

[pritch]

Chet, on Jan 9 2008, 02:54 PM, said:

Agility ladder trailer

Just watched it - looks like I'd be on my @rse in seconds doing that mate - I'm slightly less graceful/agile than a gazelle lets put it that way - still, something to work on eh?!

[Garreth]

pritch, on Jan 9 2008, 05:31 PM, said:

A good link there traps mate - thanks. Some 'interesting' exercises shown there + a bit of Eminem as a bonus AND the discovery of another potentially useful bodyweight web resource (www.bodyweightculture.com) so not a bad batch at all fella.

Martin

I couldn't look at their website. It is horrible and impossible to read.

[Chet]

Matt M, on Jan 9 2008, 01:58 PM, said:

I'm looking forward to having somewhere decent to do dips.

Aye, best possible place to do dips mate