This utility model discloses a
vest-style resistance band, comprising a
vest and a resistance band. The
vest has two shoulder straps (left and right). The resistance band includes a strip-shaped resistance band body, a connecting ring, a
handle, and nylon pull rings. The connecting ring is located at one end of the resistance band body for fixing to the two shoulder straps. The
handle is located at the other end of the resistance band body. The nylon pull rings are sequentially arranged on the resistance band body. This utility model changes the force exerted by the damaged and weak abdominal and
back muscles to the dominant
muscle groups of both upper limbs, avoiding further damage to the damaged abdominal and
back muscles due to excessive force, and helping patients to complete sitting-up movements independently and progressively using
upper limb strength. Simultaneously, the shoulder straps can be adjusted to fit patients of different body types via buckles, and the cross-over design at the chest enhances stability and optimizes the point of force application. Combined with the
silicone protection of the handles and nylon pull rings, it improves both comfort and safety, and makes the force application process more stable and efficient, meeting the convenience and safety needs of patients during
postoperative recovery.