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Which level is right for me?

Find your starting level.

Every ONEVIRTÙ set is built on the same five levels. Answer three quick questions and we'll tell you where to start, and which set has it.

1 of 3 · How much resistance training have you done?

There's no wrong answer. Most people start lower than they think.

Level I · White Begin

New to bands, or coming back after a long break.

Level II · Light Grey Build

Some experience, or active but new to bands.

Level III · Medium Grey Progress

Active most weeks and comfortable with the basics.

Level IV · Charcoal Develop

Experienced. Level III no longer feels like work.

Level V · Black Perform

Strong and consistent. The heaviest work.

Exact resistance ratings for each level will be published once production samples are tested. We won't print a number we haven't measured.

The equipment

Two ways to train. Same five levels.

Start with The Foundation Set for your format. When Level III starts to feel easy, Next Level is waiting.

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Tube set: handles, door anchor and three tubes laid out on bone linen

Resistance tubes

Handles, a door anchor and tubes you can stack. Rows, presses and full-body work, done standing, in any room with a door.

  • Two moulded handles and a door anchor
  • Stack tubes together to fine-tune the resistance
  • Next Level adds ankle straps for leg work
  • Packs into a cotton pouch for travel

Questions

Good questions, straight answers.

I've never used resistance bands. Is this for me?

Yes. Levels I–III exist for learning the movements well. The exercise library and the free 10-minute routine show you exactly what to do, step by step.

Tubes or loops: what is the difference?

Tubes have handles and a door anchor. They are best for upper-body work done standing: rows, presses, shoulders. Loops are small flat bands that sit above your knees or around your ankles, for hips, legs and glutes. Many people end up with both.

How much resistance does each level give?

We will publish exact ratings once our production samples have been tested. We would rather tell you that than print a number we haven't measured. Levels run from lightest (I, White) to heaviest (V, Black).