Habits
Band Sequential Resistance Log
A band sequential resistance log tracks color, anchor, reps, and effort so seniors progress home band training with data—not guesswork.
A band sequential resistance log records band color, anchor height, reps, and perceived effort each session so seniors progress bands only when twelve to fifteen reps stay controlled—not when boredom strikes. Log rows, presses, squats, and monster walks separately; note which anchor slipped or caused shoulder pinch.
Monthly review prevents plateaus from invisible under-loading.
Common questions
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How often should seniors increase band resistance?
When two consecutive sessions hit the top of your rep range with good form—often every two to four weeks. If joints ache next day, hold the current band and add a set before jumping color.
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