[overcoil]

the rings with straps that you can throw over tree branches or maybe even soccer goal cross bar.

anyone working with rings and can recommend a good pair to buy ?

[JasonDot]

Hi, yes! In my backyard I have two sets of rings, high and mid. Both of them are from Valor Fitness. They are well made and withstood a lot of sun and some rain. It amazing how different it is to do pull-ups on rings versus a bar.

https://valorfitness.com

[overcoil]

Originally Posted by JasonDot

Hi, yes! In my backyard I have two sets of rings, high and mid. Both of them are from Valor Fitness. They are well made and withstood a lot of sun and some rain. It amazing how different it is to do pull-ups on rings versus a bar.

https://valorfitness.com

Thanks for the Valor link.

Are your rings hanging from a tree ?

[JasonDot]

@ScottSinger
No, they are hanging from my patio beam things. But I think these would also work well from a tree. Make sure it's a sturdy branch, haha!

[dougt.ah3]

Rings are very effective and challenging. They kick my ass ... difficult at first. I'm 66yo, like to vary my workouts as weight training gets stale so I've enjoyed adding rings to my routine. I hang them from my rack's pull up bar.

[King Rudi]

Late to the party here. I bought a Gonex set last year when the gyms closed. Mine hang from eyebolts screwed into trusses in a spare bedroom. Adds a whole completely different level to your routine. I use mine more for upper body exercises. Lowered to the floor for push up variations will ruin your life. Also started using parallettes around the same time, those will kick your ass as well. My routine now is about 50/50 calisthenics and weightlifting. I haven't been using my rings as much lately. I need to set them back up.

[glionameghan]

If you’ve ever tried to support your weight or perform movements on a pair of gymnastic rings, you know that it’s no walk in the park. Unlike a bar, which is fixed in place, gymnastic rings are suspended in space, free to swing and move around. This forces you to stabilize your body when performing movements and engage multiple muscles that must work together. The result is an extremely taxing, functional, and effective strength and stability-building workout for your entire upper body and core.

[overcoil]

Originally Posted by Pearga

This year I started practicing on gymnastic rings, as I wanted to diversify my workouts and make them more functional.

At a gym or at your own location ?

Where or what are they hanging from ?