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Squat Rack @ HOME

Postby oggynosh » Fri Sep 18, 2009 3:49 pm


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Looking for some squat rack vids on youtube I found this...
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Re: Squat Rack @ HOME

Postby holvoetn » Fri Sep 18, 2009 4:02 pm

Yeah, saw it too yesterday :D

It is a versatile solution though a real squat rack is still better.
Imagine having those drums in your basement and then working out at night, making sure you hit proper depth each time ... bang, bang, bang, .. :roll:
I do like the idea using them filled with water and then tossing them around.

BTW that guy is not able to go below parallel because of the drums ;)
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Re: Squat Rack @ HOME

Postby oggynosh » Fri Sep 18, 2009 4:46 pm

holvoetn wrote:Yeah, saw it too yesterday :D

It is a versatile solution though a real squat rack is still better.
Imagine having those drums in your basement and then working out at night, making sure you hit proper depth each time ... bang, bang, bang, .. :roll:
I do like the idea using them filled with water and then tossing them around.

BTW that guy is not able to go below parallel because of the drums ;)


eaxctly...he could have move a step forward to go parallel then go back to drop the bar on top of the tanks... :D...
Current BW=62 Kg
BW Goal:70+KG
[Current Weights]***Squat - 87.1 Kg *** OHP - 46.9 Kg *** BP - 63.9 Kg *** DL - 96.3 Kg

*G*O*M*A*D - 2010 is the YEAR!
Oggynos 5x5 Spreadsheet
My NEW Log-2009
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Re: Squat Rack @ HOME

Postby Gringo » Thu Sep 24, 2009 4:32 pm

Yes, not very good in that matter. But for the rest, yes very useful.
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