Meet the Entrepreneur of the Week: Ari Zandman-Zemen of Rubberbanditz

4/24/2016

Ari, needed a mobile functional training method to stay in shape while serving on a remote island in the Peace Corps. After tinkering with dozens of ideas he discovered that only looped resistance bands could provide a complete strength, stretch and stability training platform that's deployable anywhere.
~AND~
Rubberbanditz was born.

Rubberbanditz is a mobile fitness company based in Los Angeles. Their goal is to make fitness accessible to everyone and eliminate any constraints that prevent you from living a healthy lifestyle.

Rubberbanditz even donates all returned bands to The Scrap Exchange and they are reused for arts and crafts projects.

CFK is based in the Kibera slum of Nairobi, Kenya. Its mission is to promote youth leadership and ethnic and gender cooperation in Kibera through sports, female empowerment, and community development.

CFK is working on incorporating Rubberbanditz as a core piece of their health and wellness program for a variety of participants – from at-risk youth, to HIV patients, to athletes and more.

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Meet the Entrepreneur of the Week: Ari Zandman-Zemen of Rubberbanditz

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