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Gymleco 666 Farmers Walk

SKU: 666
Condition: Brand New

The farmer’s walk, also called the farmer’s carry, is a strength and conditioning exercise where you hold optional weight (preferably Farmers Walk handles) in each hand while walking in distance. Farmers Walk handles will make your workout fun and strengthen amount of muscles in your body. 

Farmers Walk provides a full body workout, targeting many muscles such as quads, hamstrings, gluteus, calves, erectors, upper back, traps, lats, abs, biceps, triceps, forearms and handgrip. The Farmers Walk is easy to perform at any gym using kettlebells or dumbbells but these Farmer Walk Handles from Gymleco makes the workout more fun!
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Gymleco 666 Farmers Walk
Gymleco 666 Farmers Walk
Gymleco 666 Farmers Walk

Description

Exercise types Functional Training
Weight 15 kg / pc – 34 Lb
Series 600

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