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Phoenix 99226 Power Pro Olympic Bench
!±8± Phoenix 99226 Power Pro Olympic Bench
Post Date : Dec 12, 2011 23:12:05 | Usually ships in 24 hours
- Full Olympic-size bench with incline, decline, and flat bench positions
- Comes with leg lift, lat tower, and preacher curl attachments
- Heavy-duty 3-inch steel frame built for stability and long life
- Built-in squat rack in the rear; 3 Olympic weight plate adapters and spring clips
- Measures 88 x 83 x 60 inches (W x H x D); 1-year frame warranty
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Phoenix 99226 Power Pro Olympic Bench
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Weider 200 Power Tower
!±8± Weider 200 Power Tower
Post Date : Dec 05, 2011 02:04:59 | Usually ships in 3 to 5 days
Lift, pull and push yourself to perfection with the Weider 200 power tower. Now you can tone and tighten your abs and strengthen your entire upper body with the Weider 200. With 4 muscle-strengthening workout stations, the 200 comes with a padded vertical knee raise (VKR) station, a dip station, a multi-grip pull-up station and a push-up station. Other features include an easy-up VKR step and the durability of sewn, vinyl seats.
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
Home Gym Resistance Systems
Are you confused by the different kinds of resistance systems used by home gyms? There are plates, weight stacks, bands, power rods, as well as leverage and magnetic resistance. This article seeks to clear up some of the confusion and elaborate on some of the advantages and disadvantages of each system.
It is helpful to start at the beginning, with free weights like barbells and dumbbells. All resistance machines for the gym and home seek to provide the benefits of free weights, while providing some advantages. The main claim of machine sellers is that they are safer than free weights. This is plausible, even though, when used with proper form and caution, free weights are not dangerous. Free weights are also simple, inexpensive, and will work and live on for centuries longer than you will. That presents a problem for manufacturers who want to keep selling products. The other disadvantage of free weights is you can't perform many of the basic movements without benches, racks, and the space to put them. You may also need a spotter. Machines and other alternatives were invented to address these problems.
The first solution is stacks of weight plates connected to cables as part of a metal structure. While these machines allow you to easily perform multiple exercises, the weights make them large and heavy. Home versions are often simply smaller and lighter versions of gym equipment. Improvements on that basic design use more leverage in the way the weights are lifted so that less actual weight is needed for a given amount of resistance.
Perhaps one step better for home use is the replacement of actually lifting weights with bending of flexible rods. This considerably reduces the weight and size of the equipment. Resistance is varied by changing rods. Some machines also have weight plates that can be added or removed to adjust resistance to levels between that afforded by the rods.
A completely different means of providing resistance is rubber bands. These can actually be much stronger than you are, though provide less total resistance than weight plates can. In their most basic form they are cheap, portable, and take up very little space. They can be combined with various sorts of frames to allow you to many different forms of exercise.
A more recent solution is magnetic resistance. Magnetic resistance has been used to vary the resistance in exercise bikes and elliptical machines for many years. These systems are light and cost-effective.
Why don't gyms have these alternative systems? Because nothing feels quite like lifting free weights. In the 1980s, machines that provided resistance from compressed air were introduced to gyms. It seemed like the perfect high-tech solution; movements were smooth and resistance was easily adjusted. But these machines never caught on with users large numbers. There is something about pushing against real weight that just hasn't been duplicated in machines.
For the typical home gym user, however, many of these alternative resistance system work just fine. As with all exercise equipment, the right choice for you starts not with what is the best kind of machine, but with your personal goals and how you would be using the equipment.
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Weider 390 Power Tower
!±8± Weider 390 Power Tower
Assisted dip station with quick adjustability, assisted multi-grip push up station, push away VKR/dip station, fold away assist pad, step for VKR, 80 lbs total assisted resistance, ergonomic stitched seats, exercise chart
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Stamina 1700 Power Tower
!±8± Stamina 1700 Power Tower
Post Date : Aug 21, 2011 17:06:19 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
When you are ready to get serious about your workout, sculpt and strengthen your entire body with the Stamina® 1700 Power Tower. One piece of equipment gives you multiple workout stations for push-ups, pull-ups, sit-ups, tricep dips, and vertical knee raises. Build total body strength, Sculpt your chest, abs, back, and arms. Freestanding with a small footprint to fit easily into your home workout area. Provides an intense yet safe workout.
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Thursday, August 18, 2011
Body Vision PT600 Power Tower
!±8± Body Vision PT600 Power Tower
Create the fit profile you want and work toward better overall health when you add this versatile exercise equipment to your home gym. The Power Tower offers a variety of workout options for your upper and lower body: a chin-up and pull-up station with changeable grip positions, a dip station, a leg raise station, and slip-resistant foot grips that can be also be used as push-up bars. The tower features traction-ready handle grips, is height adjustable to suit almost any user, and is constructed with a steady, sturdy base for safe, secure placement. Thick cushions provide firm support and protection to your arms and back during your workout.
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