Strength Training Accessories

Our complete range of strength training accessories

Our accessories cover a wide range of needs, whether you are a beginner or expert in strength training. Each product has been selected to meet the requirements of intensive training, while offering great versatility.

• Resistance bands for strength training are ideal for adding resistance or assisting your exercises. They are suitable for beginners working on mobility as well as experienced athletes strengthening their movements.
• Ergonomic handles and tricep cables guarantee optimal grip and allow you to execute your movements with precision, while reducing the risk of injury.
• Specialized equipment, like the Deadlift Jack Pro, facilitates loading your bars, making you gain efficiency and safety.

With these accessories, every muscle can be effectively targeted, and you have the freedom to explore new exercises and variations.

Why invest in Strength Training Accessories?

Accessories are not simple complements: they are essential tools to progress faster and more efficiently. By integrating this equipment into your sessions, you benefit from numerous advantages:

• Performance optimization: Work with more intensity and precision thanks to ergonomic accessories.
• Exercise diversification: Avoid monotony and target different muscle groups for constant progression.
• Equipment and surface protection: Extend the lifespan of your equipment while guaranteeing optimal safety.

Accessories and associated exercises

Improve your Comfort and Safety

Safety and comfort are essential for progressing peacefully. Our accessories, like squat wedges or rubber protection mats, offer increased stability and protect your equipment and surfaces against wear.

Handles, the triceps rope and other specific tools reduce unnecessary tension on your joints and allow you to execute your exercises with better technique. They are particularly useful for heavy and repetitive movements, like pulls or deadlifts.

What difference between strength training accessories and fitness accessories?

The difference between strength training accessories and fitness accessories lies mainly in their objective and usage. Strength training accessories are designed to develop strength and muscle mass by working with heavy loads or targeted equipment, like pull handles, pulleys or weight bars. They target athletes seeking to improve their power and performance. In contrast, fitness accessories, like resistance bands or fitness mats, are more oriented towards endurance exercises, mobility and overall muscle strengthening. They particularly suit those who wish to maintain their physical shape, improve their flexibility or practice functional and cardio training. These two categories are complementary and adapt to different types of training according to your goals.

Cross Training accessories for versatile workouts

Cross training is a demanding discipline that combines strength, endurance, explosiveness and agility. To get the most out of your sessions, it is essential to have the right cross training accessories, designed to support exercise intensity and adapt to a variety of movements.

Our cross training accessories allow you to diversify your workouts while improving your performance. Resistance bands are ideal for adding resistance or facilitating movements like pull-ups, while training chains and ergonomic handles optimize your loads and technique on strength exercises. For your conditioning sessions, resistance bands and shock-resistant plates offer optimal reliability, even during the most intensive training.

Whether you seek to improve your explosiveness, endurance or coordination, our accessories are designed to meet the needs of athletes of all levels. Robust, ergonomic and versatile, they accompany you in your training.

Frequently asked questions about training accessories

Which accessories to start a home gym?

A pair of 50 mm collars to lock the plates, rubber tiles to protect the floor, one or two resistance bands for pull-up assistance and warm-ups, then a cable handle if you have a pulley.

Which band resistance should I choose?

Seven levels: 2 to 8 kg, 5 to 15 kg, 15 to 30 kg, 20 to 40 kg, 25 to 60 kg, 30 to 80 kg and 40 to 100 kg. Light bands are for warm-ups and adding resistance to the bar; heavy bands assist pull-ups and dips.

Spring collars or aluminium lock collars?

Spring collars are quick and inexpensive for everyday use. Aluminium lock collars clamp harder for heavy loads and are magnetic so they store on the rack. Both fit the 50 mm Olympic format.

Which floor protection for strength training?

Rubber tiles in 15, 25 or 30 mm; 100 x 100 cm puzzle tiles in 15 mm laid without glue; 13 cm dense-foam crash pads for bar drops; a 227 x 106 cm deadlift platform with a bamboo centre board.

Deadlift Jack Pocket or Deadlift Jack Pro?

The Pocket (2.3 kg, 46 x 19 cm) slides under the bar to lift one side and change plates. The Pro Roller (10 kg, 107 x 53 x 95 cm) lifts the whole bar and its rollers let you centre it effortlessly.

Our guides: using chains for strength training.