Posted: 12/31/2014 4:07:39 PM EDT
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This is kind of an interesting video. My rack is similar to the one used. I've never had to drop that heavy of a load on the safety bars though. Glad he was alright. |
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This is kind of an interesting video. My rack is similar to the one used. I've never had to drop that heavy of a load on the safety bars though. Glad he was alright. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muENllLQaBE#t=39 Awesome video. I had a similar rack (York Barbell) and dumped it on Craigslist for an Elitefts. |
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Quoted: Awesome video. I had a similar rack (York Barbell) and dumped it on Craigslist for an Elitefts. Quoted: Quoted: This is kind of an interesting video. My rack is similar to the one used. I've never had to drop that heavy of a load on the safety bars though. Glad he was alright. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muENllLQaBE#t=39 Awesome video. I had a similar rack (York Barbell) and dumped it on Craigslist for an Elitefts. I've been meaning to upgrade, but I find something else I'd rather upgrade. I really want some bumper plates.
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What kind of low-rent, shit hole gym would have its members using a residential-grade power rack?
That pop-pin stuff is fine in a basement home gym, but subjecting those little pins to that kind of abuse on a regular basis in a commercial environment is an injury waiting to happen. |