Are Neck Collars the New Must-Have in Gym Gear?
We hope so! Ha. Protecting your collarbones while you weight train may seem unnecessary for some, but for others, it’s definitely a must-have. As with weight belts, knee sleeves, and wrist wraps, it’s a personal choice based on individual needs.
A Must-Have for CrossFit Athletes
In CrossFit, athletes are often tasked with cycling heavy barbells for multiple reps, sometimes in quick succession. Movements like thrusters, clean and jerks, and push press demand repeated barbell contact with the body, including the clavicle. Without adequate protection, this can quickly lead to skin abrasions, bruising, and overall discomfort.
The LiftCollar ensures that CrossFit athletes can continue to perform at their best, even during high-intensity workouts with multiple heavy lifts. It helps protect the body without restricting movement, allowing for full function while maintaining comfort. Whether you’re a CrossFit competitor or a weekend warrior, this product ensures that clavicle protection doesn’t take a backseat to performance.
Versatility Across Sports
Though the LiftCollar was designed with weightlifting and CrossFit in mind, its protective benefits extend to a variety of strength sports. Whether you’re participating in powerlifting, strongman, or even bodybuilding, the LiftCollar offers versatile support during a range of exercises, from squats and presses to overhead lifts. Its universal design means it can easily fit into any athlete’s gear bag, making it a convenient and necessary tool for anyone who regularly handles heavy barbells.
Why Choose the LiftCollar?
• Protection: Safeguard your clavicle from bruising and irritation during barbell contact.
• Comfort: Padded material reduces discomfort during high-volume or maximal lifting sessions.
• Ease of Use: Simple to put on and take off, saving you time between sets or workouts.
• Versatility: Ideal for a range of strength sports, from Olympic weightlifting to CrossFit and beyond.
• Durable Design: Built to withstand the rigors of intense training and competition.