Training Log
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Estimated Delivery:Feb 11 - Feb 15
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Free UK Delivery: 30-Day Returns on Unused Items • Faulty Items Covered
Training Log
What it's for
For building full-body strength through loaded movement patterns — squats, lunges, carries, presses and rotations where your legs, core, arms and back work together rather than in isolation.
The training log suits anyone looking to add multi-directional, athletic movement to their training. It's particularly effective for developing functional strength that transfers to sport and daily life.
How it works
The long, cylindrical shape spreads weight along its length rather than concentrating it at a single point. As you move, the load naturally shifts and creates leverage, encouraging your body to lift, tilt and rotate rather than push in fixed, straight lines.
Grip the log centrally, at the ends, or offset along its length to change balance and difficulty without changing the weight itself.
Designed for everyday use
The rubber and TPR shell handles repeated training sessions without cracking or degrading. The textured surface provides grip without being harsh on hands or clothing during carries and transitions.
Storage & space
At 107cm long, it stores upright in a corner or flat against a wall. Compact enough for small home gyms and easy to move between spaces.
Good to know
- Start with 8kg if you're new to loaded movement training
- The 12kg version has a thicker wall (2.2cm vs 1.5cm) and slightly larger diameter
Specifications
| Weight options | 8kg, 12kg |
| Colours | Blue (8kg), Black (12kg) |
| Length | 107cm |
| Diameter | 14.2cm (8kg), 15.7cm (12kg) |
| Wall thickness | 1.5cm (8kg), 2.2cm (12kg) |
| Material | Rubber and TPR |
| Grip positions | Multiple along length |
Orders are dispatched from our UK warehouse within 1–2 working days.
We offer free UK delivery via tracked courier, with delivery typically taking 2–5 working days once dispatched.
You’ll receive tracking details by email as soon as your order leaves our warehouse.
Frequently Asked Questions
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