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DC5-S 10-14-2010 11:49 PM

shittt thats so simple to make

Hondaracer 10-15-2010 07:30 AM

Meh if the gym don't work out I'll sell it and buy gym passes with the money for the rest of my life
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hal0g0dv2 10-15-2010 10:01 AM

legs and triceps today

JSilver 10-15-2010 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by RRxtar (Post 7145788)
When I build a house I will FOR SURE have a reasonable home gym. Theres just some days where I dont have time to drive to the gym and get a workout. When you only have half an hour and want to rip out a few sets of something. Or the odd time on an off day I want to hit something but its not worth the trip to the gym.

Yeah i have the same issue. Im about to pick up some Power Blocks. A buddy of mine picked them up and their pretty solid weights that can be changed to be heavier or lighter. He previously bought the Bowflex Nautilus Weights and broke on him. Interchangable Bench + Weights @ home = Good to Go!
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RRxtar 10-15-2010 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp (Post 7146089)
I'm no engineer, but that doesn't look too sturdy

EDIT: nm it's attached to the ceiling? That should keep it in place :lol


I think youd be surprized how strong that wood power rack can be. If everythings bolted together, not screwed, and you had decent structural cross bracing. Wood is incredibly strong under compression which is the force a properly designed rack sees. theres no twisting or bending applied. And Im not talking about budget grade lumber, framing structural lumber is still plenty cheap.

a Fir 2x6 is rated to 1350psi under compression. if you really want to look into it, read up onthe Wood Structural Design Data publication. or the simpler way would be to just ask if you've ever actually built something, or if you just hammer keys on a keyboard. Ive built a ton of shit over the years, and it would blow your mind how strong wood is.

The only things I would change from that one I posted a pic of would be by building longer 'feet' on it, and it would have two 2x4s tying it into the ceiling joists. And better 'hooks'

$150 to build a wood rack vs $800 to buy a steel one.


like i said, once you get over the "omg wood!!!" thought, and actually think about it, theres no reason why it wouldnt work for your basic home rack for the average guy. I bet youd be the only guy you know with any kind of a rack in their basement anyway.

hal0g0dv2 10-15-2010 03:49 PM

yeah that wood one looks pretty bad ass
my friend built a wooden bench press its actually pretty sick

SkinnyPupp 10-16-2010 02:50 AM

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Originally Posted by RRxtar (Post 7146821)
I think youd be surprized how strong that wood power rack can be. If everythings bolted together, not screwed, and you had decent structural cross bracing. Wood is incredibly strong under compression which is the force a properly designed rack sees. theres no twisting or bending applied. And Im not talking about budget grade lumber, framing structural lumber is still plenty cheap.

a Fir 2x6 is rated to 1350psi under compression. if you really want to look into it, read up onthe Wood Structural Design Data publication. or the simpler way would be to just ask if you've ever actually built something, or if you just hammer keys on a keyboard. Ive built a ton of shit over the years, and it would blow your mind how strong wood is.

The only things I would change from that one I posted a pic of would be by building longer 'feet' on it, and it would have two 2x4s tying it into the ceiling joists. And better 'hooks'

$150 to build a wood rack vs $800 to buy a steel one.


like i said, once you get over the "omg wood!!!" thought, and actually think about it, theres no reason why it wouldnt work for your basic home rack for the average guy. I bet youd be the only guy you know with any kind of a rack in their basement anyway.

Believe me, I know how strong wood is :) I was referring more to the design itself. It's probably fine, but on first glance it looked pretty sketchy :lol

Anyway I had a solid workout. But some douche tried to "work in" with me on the power rack. I told him I'd be done in 10 mins, so he started pacing around the rack, looking really stern.

I was hoping not to have any gym stories to contribute here, but there you go. The good thing about hongers at the gym is that they pretty much mind to themselves. To me, that's a perfect gym member. I wouldn't ask anyone to leave the squat rack for me, so I would like it if EVERYONE did the same. :D

/rant
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Lolkai 10-16-2010 05:00 AM

Hmmm for some reason I prefer to work out in a gym that has few people in it.
I think a part of me feels intimidated when I work out with too many ppl around me...
And like when ppl eye me while im doing an exercise makes me feel like im doing it wrong or something...

Squats+Jersday is now my favourite day of the week. =D

JSilver 10-16-2010 07:31 AM

I seriously have to workout in the mornings again. I feel too tired when I workout at night. I believes its been about a month, time to change up my routine!
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The_Situation 10-16-2010 10:32 PM

Fuck think I tore my calf today. I don't know what happened.
I did legs on monday and was sore for the rest of the week, but yesterday
I started to feel a sharp pain in my left calf which is the same calf I tore earlier this year.
It feels just like I tore it. I can't walk with the leg extended.

Lolkai 10-17-2010 12:24 AM

were u doing legs again yesterday or like did u just hyperextend it and felt the sharp pain???

The_Situation 10-17-2010 01:06 AM

I havent done legs since monday. I think it could have been from the deadlifts I was doing on Thursday, but I didn't feel any pain during that time.

Hondaracer 10-17-2010 06:34 PM

Picked up my hoist V5 today, thing is mint and came with the full leg press addition which is a $600 addition

So cheapest brand new I've seen the V5 is $2600 USD + 600 leg press

AND buddy tossed in a a set of the interchangeable dumbells just like the bowflex ones but he said these are a higher quality brand, go up to 55's

And all I gotta do in return is build him an 8x6 wall in his upper loft at his house :D
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hal0g0dv2 10-17-2010 06:45 PM

shoulders today, got back to 2 plates on barbell militarily for 4 reps pretty pumped about that

mc25 10-17-2010 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by hal0g0dv2 (Post 7149196)
shoulders today, got back to 2 plates on barbell militarily for 4 reps pretty pumped about that

shieeeeeet thats huge bro.
You must look like a tank reppin those out.

DC5-S 10-17-2010 08:16 PM

fuck i can barely do two 25 plates and 5 on each side :(

hal0g0dv2 10-17-2010 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by mc25 (Post 7149343)
shieeeeeet thats huge bro.
You must look like a tank reppin those out.

haha just a little bit, my neck and upper chest is veiny as fuck on last rep lol

SkinnyPupp 10-17-2010 09:04 PM

Trying to psyche myself out to go today.. I haven't been sleeping well lately, so it's hard to have the energy... soooooooooooo tired

SkinnyPupp 10-18-2010 01:16 AM

Holy crap! After dragging my sorry carcass to the gym, I went and had an AWESOME workout! On top of all that, I forgot my drinks. I chugged a Red Bull, and the caffeine hit just in time. I'll be paying for it tomorrow!
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JSilver 10-18-2010 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by DC5-S (Post 7149346)
fuck i can barely do two 25 plates and 5 on each side :(

Start off super light bro. I went from 10lbs on each side to 35lbs each side in a month. Pretty nuts. Just kept adding weight every set.

strykn 10-18-2010 11:03 AM

you guys do barbell military press seated or standing?

hal0g0dv2 10-18-2010 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by strykn (Post 7149958)
you guys do barbell military press seated or standing?

both

sonick 10-18-2010 12:20 PM

wtf, 2 plates per side standing barbell military press is fucking insane, no hyperbole.

DC5-S 10-18-2010 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by JSilver (Post 7149847)
Start off super light bro. I went from 10lbs on each side to 35lbs each side in a month. Pretty nuts. Just kept adding weight every set.

its weird i can do 65's dumbbell shoulder press x 5 but only 100lbs x 5 for barbell

!Yaminashi 10-18-2010 02:40 PM

Doesnt the bar count for 45lbs?


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