WAGs - Wrist Assured Gloves

  • ...get support from gel pads that prevent hyperextension. - Pilates Style
  • ...provides relief from the common problem of wrist pain. - Yoga Magazine
  • Wrist Assured Gloves act like yoga or Pilates props...- Idea Fitness Journal

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Maria

Age: 42

Profession: Registered Dietician

How Wrist Assured™ Gloves are used? Power, Ashtanga and Vinyasa Yoga

Years doing Yoga or Pilates: 6

Leisure Interests: yoga retreats, golf, weight training, running

Comments: “I have rheumatoid arthritis and due to the erosion of cartilage in my wrist, I have limited wrist extension. Prior to the gloves I needed to use various props, including a piece of wedged wooden molding to enable me to practice yoga. The interruption of moving the props around on the mat affected my dharana (concentration). I am now able to flow smoothly from pose to pose without interruption. I also love how small and compact they are for traveling.”

Yet to do in life: Travel to Australia.

Jonathan Urla

Age: ---

Profession: Founder YOGILATES, Pilates and Yoga Instructor

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Years doing Yoga or Pilates: 25 yrs.

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Comments: “I use my pair of WAGs for my Pilates and weight training. I especially like them for pressing free weights as the cushion support in the palms relieves my wrists and allows me to lift more weight. I have recommended the gloves to many of my clients, both male and female, and they have purchased them and use them regularly.”

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Lori Brown

Age: 51

Profession: STOTT Pilates Instructor / Health Consultant

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Comments: “I use WAGs when practicing my own Yoga and Pilates -- both Mat and Reformer. WAGs give my wrists more support and relieve stress when performing certain holds and more advanced mat and reformer exercises. I have practiced Yoga off and on for many years, I have taught women’s self defense, and currently teach Pilates in both group and private studio settings.

I enjoy continuing to learn about fitness and health; reading is one of my favorite pass times, as well as maintaining my own fitness and health, gardening, and most of all enjoying my family.

My goal is to complete my Master’s in Health, stay current with medical research with regard to kinesiology, neuroscience, and the mind-body connection; and I always strive to set a good example for others in maintaining a good physical and mental well being.”

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