T.K. Knee Band - Regular

Now, for the first time since then, the original design and material are now available to keep your knees in top shape.  These specially developed knee bands are not your typical knee sleeves, knee supporters or knee braces.  When you wear them, you know you have something that will protect your knees from injuries. After you have used them in your training and remove them, your knees will feel as if they are well lubricated and feel like new. Your knees will actually be sweating. Because of their special elastic quality, the Regular size will accommodate knees of athletes that weigh 130 lb. to 250 lb.  Large size is recommended for those weighing over 250 lb. or for those who have exceptionally large knees.   COMMON SENSE by Tommy T. Kono What is the worst setback you can have in weightlifting or, for that matter, in any sport?   Injuries, correct?   And what kinds of injuries are the most prevalent?   In most cases it is a knee injury that besets a large number of athletes.   One of the expressions I heard a long time ago for boxers was, "First your legs go, then you arms go, then your friends go."  How much of this is true or not, does not matter but the knees are the most vulnerable joint in the body.  This is especially true for basketball players, football players and any sport where the legs are vigorously used. Take the legs out of action and you have no real strength.  Weak legs usually mean weak quad (thigh) muscles.  The thigh muscles gather together to become tendons by the knees.  The knees then become the important joint so critical for stability and strength in all the body movements. I learned from experience a long time ago that for an Olympic weightlifter, the knees are the most important joints to keep healthy.  With full flexing of the knee joints, it is imperative that they are strong, stable and conditioned to stay that way.  The T. K.  Knee Bands were created for the purpose of giving support, stability and warmth to the knees.  It should be worn anytime the knees are vigorously used.  You will gain confidence in the knowledge that you are taking precaution in protecting this vulnerable, most important joint. Do not wait until you have injured your knee to wear the T. K.  Knee Bands. If you have only one bad knee, you should still wear them on both knees. This is the reason a pair is in each package and not sold individually. The original T. K.  Knee Bands were made in 1964.  With modern 21st century technologies added, the best quality of materials are used in making the T. K.  Knee Bands.  Once you wear it, I doubt if you will want to exercise your legs without them.  If you are into weightlifting, you will feel more confident with them on.  The purchase of the T. K.  Knee Bands could very well be the wisest investment you ever made in quality wear for your training

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