Hey, I'm Jason, the inventor of Pump Hooks
(and the guy in the video above)
I get it—when you first see Pump Hooks, you might think:
"Can't I just grab a band and do this myself?"
or
"Why not just lift heavier weights?"
(Keep reading, I'll address these questions further down the page 👇)
These are valid questions.
And here's the truth: You could get by without them. (GASP!)
No fitness accessory is absolutely necessary.
(That's right... the guy trying to sell you a fitness accessory is telling you that you don't NEED his!)
But… if you’re looking to add accommodating resistance to your workouts in the easiest, most efficient way possible, then Pump Hooks might just be your new secret weapon.
They’re designed to take the stress out of setup and let you focus on what matters—getting stronger 💪.
But wait, That’s Not All...
Pump Hooks are far more than just for adding bands to dumbbells or barbells.
They’re incredibly versatile:
- Connect chains and cables (not just bands)
- Weighted pull-ups and dips with dumbbells
- Resistance band pull-ups for progressive strength
- Loaded belt squats to build powerful legs
- Attach them to cable machines for unique setups
- Easy load/de-load design for progressive overload and drop sets
It’s not about doing just one thing—they open up a whole range of exercises, making them a total game-changer for your home gym setup 🏋️♂️.
Sometimes, simplifying your setup helps you push your limits even further.
Pump Hooks make your home workouts easier to manage, so you can focus on making them tougher—and way more effective.
And I have to say, I just think they’re a blast to use!
Thanks for reading.
Jason
Founder/Inventor, Pump Strength
P.S. - If you’re as impatient as I am and hate standing on resistance bands, trying to get the tension just right—or wrapping bands awkwardly around your back or under a bench—then I highly recommend checking out our Pump Pads (included with The Ultimate Pump Kit below).
They make using resistance bands a total breeze 🌬️.