Products Bought But Not Used, Garage Gym Games, Single Column Trainers, , Lots from BOS, More
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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(0:20) Products Bought but Not Really Used
(5:49) Home Gym Con Update
(9:17) Data on Single Column Trainers
(12:20) Rogue x Darko
(15:56) New Products from Various Brands
I grew up going to Fergus Falls in the summer which is decently close to Fargo as far as civilization goes
Lewisville...nice
I have both the rogue pack sled and the slice. Pack sled is great for drags and quick to set up/store, super lightweight. The slice I will only use for pushes
Do you do the sled outside?
My most unused item are the angles 90s grips
I rarely use my battle ropes but do use them. My sled doesn't get much use but I think if I had a wheeled one I would because I think they're amazing. Jammer arms I use almost every session though and I use my flat bench waaaay more than my adjustable. My adjustable isn't very good though. Narrow pad and a bit unstable.
To each their own :)
Today is a great podcast day! I think some people are sleeping on the RX3. The price is closer to the Bells tower than to the Rogue or Rep options. They said they’re working on a lat pull-down attachment to get a more vertical pull. The ability to do seated rows at any height is also great. I’d love a 300 lb stack option if they could swing it.
I feel like the rack attached stuff is just a phase right now and we will go back to stand alone equipment shortly. Functional trainers were all the rage and before that it was full all in one home gyms.
No set-up is the best set-up! Dumbbells, kettlebells, BOS weight stack cable tower, echo bike! That’s where I’m at right now.
I think that’s why a smith machine is so enticing.. just a little more efficient than a rack.
Loving the pod, always a good listen! 💪
THANK YOU.
I'd do with a rack first over a smith machine every day, but it totally depends on workout style.
Awe Yeah!
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I feel like the rack attached stuff is just a phase right now and we will go back to stand alone equipment shortly. Functional trainers were all the rage and before that it was full all in one home gyms.
For most people interested in rack attached stuff, it’s because they don’t have the space for separates. I think it’s obvious that if you have the space for multiple machines, that’s going to be less of a compromise.
I feel like 2 racks being the standard would be more likely. I honestly don't think rack attachments are going away