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The NV Rack Non-Varying Resistance System is Patented

The NV Rack non-varying resistance system is a patented exercise solution for professional lifters and novice athletes alike to incorporate into their setup for impressive capabilities. The system is compatible for use with all kinds of squat racks thanks to two universal squat rack attachments and will immediately go to work adding in additional resistance with any equipment. The bands can also be added onto free weights, ankles or wrists to help greatly accelerate training capabilities without having to simply add more weight.

The NV Rack non-varying resistance system is based on the principle of force equals mass multiplied by acceleration. This helps to accelerate training capabilities without having to spend additional time training in the gym.
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