Breaking in bands (Pre-stretch)
In the interest of making the subject clearer with a better title, I will credit the original subject Band Warm Up? by Biker_Bob.
The best comment by treefork;
"Brand new never stretched latex needs to be pulled about ten times to break it in and loosen it up . Think of new latex balloons which are next to impossible to inflate by mouth unless pulled several times to soften the latex . After latex break in I think it's more our muscles that need to warm up before shots get on target than the latex warming up . "
This is a great tip that has helped a lot. Thankyou treefork and Biker Bob.
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Salutations.
In the interest of making the subject clearer with a better title, I will credit the original subject Band Warm Up? by Biker_Bob.
The best comment by treefork;
"Brand new never stretched latex needs to be pulled about ten times to break it in and loosen it up . Think of new latex balloons which are next to impossible to inflate by mouth unless pulled several times to soften the latex . After latex break in I think it's more our muscles that need to warm up before shots get on target than the latex warming up . "
This is a great tip that has helped a lot. Thankyou treefork and Biker Bob.

Band Warm Up?
I think I've noticed that bands take a few shots to warm up at the start of a session. Have I imagined that? Is it in fact me that's warming up at the start of a session? I was wondering if excercising the bands a few times (by stretching them out and letting them back a few times) might...
Salutations.