Between two matches, a volleyball player runs, strengthens her legs or rolls out her mat: women's physical maintenance brings together clothing, shoes, and equipment for these sessions, in women's or unisex cuts.
Running shoes, leggings, bras, dumbbells, yoga mats, and session accessories make up the page, from Sunday runs to evening planking.
The support of a bra should be chosen according to the activity. Light support is enough for yoga or stretching, medium support for strength training and cycling, and strong support for running and jumping. A well-fitted bra doesn't move when you jump in place, without compressing your breathing.
Leggings cover the whole leg, suitable for weight training, running in cold weather, or yoga. Shorts allow more freedom in hot weather. Cycling shorts, close to the body, prevent chafing between the thighs on long outings. Technical materials wick away sweat better than cotton.
Running shoes take up a large space on the page. A running shoe is made for the road or trail, not for the gym floor: keep your pair of volley shoes for indoors. For running, choose a model suited to your distance and stride, and leave half a centimetre in front of your toes for descents.
A few pieces are enough for a strength session at home: a pair of dumbbells, a mat for core work and stretching, and an elastic band for shoulders and hips. With this trio, squats, lunges, push-ups, and planks cover the essentials for jumping and landing in volley.
To target a practice, open yoga, strength training, or running. The men's physical training section features men's cuts.
The special offers on physical training bring together discounted items. The women's sales and the Black Friday for women take over depending on the season.
Aim for a weight with which you can perform about a dozen clean repetitions, with the last one requiring a genuine effort. A light pair for shoulders and a heavier pair for legs cover most exercises.
A thick mat protects the knees and is suitable for core work and stretching. For standing postures, a thinner mat provides more stability. Grip is as important as thickness.
By hand or machine on a delicate program, in a mesh bag and at a low temperature. No fabric softener or dryer: they damage the elastane, and the bra loses its support.
For a few minutes of warm-up indoors, yes. On the road, a volley shoe doesn’t cushion your running stride, and its rubber wears out quickly.
When it stretches, the straps slip, or the fabric pills. A bra that no longer holds its shape loses all its purpose during jumps.