Lifeline USA TNT Special Triple Resistance Cable

Hold up to 3 cables at once and swap cables in seconds. Its ergonomic design gives it comfort while allowing you to instantly change and adjust it for extreme workouts anytime or anywhere. And there's a progressive fitness program for all starting levels.

Develop size, strength, and power without paying through the nose for a monthly gym membership with the Lifeline TNT cable system. The TNT system comes with three 5-foot R4 cables that create about 40 pounds of resistance when pulled to double their resting length, making them good starting cables for people looking to improve their overall fitness.

The triple grip handles let you connect 1, 2, or 3 cables at once.

Also included is a pair of ergonomically designed triple grip handles, which allow you to connect up to three different plugged cables at once. As a result, you can use one, two, or three of the R4 cables at the same time, dramatically changing the resistance level for each exercise. Most importantly, the TNT system is extremely efficient. Kevin Pasquay, performance director at the Sports Science Center in Springfield, Pennsylvania, says that cable systems have proven superior to weights at developing size, strength, and power. According to studies, the TNT system can increase functional power by as much as 40 percent and cut body fat up to 30 percent more efficiently than weights. It's the only system you'll ever need, and it's more affordable and easier to store than most other home exercise equipment. And should you need additional resistance, you can purchase other TNT cables and fit them into the same handles.

The TNT cable system comes with a door attachment--a nylon webbing "plug" that's designed to be closed into a door, where it anchors your Lifeline fitness product. The door attachment is also outfitted with a protective sleeve that helps it hold up to heavy use. And to keep you challenged during your workouts, the cable system includes an instruction manual written by fitness expert Jon Hinds. Creator of the Monkey Bar Gym and former strength coach of the Los Angeles Clippers, Hinds walks you through many of the most essential cable exercises.

About Lifeline
Bobby "Sugar" Hinds founded Lifeline USA in 1973 based on one simple product: his famous beaded jump rope. Known as the Jump Rope King, Hinds traveled across the U.S. promoting the benefits of his perfectly balanced, smooth-action, high-speed rope. He set records and created spectacles, and when he wasn't on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show, he was jumping alligators in Louisiana. The ambitious Lifeline founder took his jump rope from a backyard factory at the beginning to the hottest fitness product in Sears and JC Penney by 1976. His jump rope even made it onto the back of 12 million Wheaties boxes. Hinds expanded the product line to include the Lifeline portable gym in 1977, setting the stage for Lifeline's steady growth to the present. Offering more than 70 unique fitness products--many carrying patents--Lifeline posted record sales in 2007 and 2008.