expiredBobbyFinstock posted Aug 28, 2022 01:26 AM
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expiredBobbyFinstock posted Aug 28, 2022 01:26 AM
Everstrong T-Bar Row + V-Bar Handle Attachment
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Amazon has Everstrong T-Bar Row + V-Bar Handle Attachment on sale for $20.02. Shipping is free with Amazon Prime or on orders $25+.
Thanks to Community Member BobbyFinstock for finding this deal.
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- Fits 1 and 2 inch bars
- Safe way to perform T-bar row exercises
- Swivels full 360 degrees and tilts up to 180 degrees
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- This offer is $36.67 lower (64% savings) than the $56.69 list price.
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- This is rated 4.7 out of 5 stars based on over 1500 ratings at Amazon.
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Amazon has Everstrong T-Bar Row + V-Bar Handle Attachment on sale for $20.02. Shipping is free with Amazon Prime or on orders $25+.
Thanks to Community Member BobbyFinstock for finding this deal.
Item details:
Thanks to Community Member BobbyFinstock for finding this deal.
Item details:
- Fits 1 and 2 inch bars
- Safe way to perform T-bar row exercises
- Swivels full 360 degrees and tilts up to 180 degrees
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- About this Offer:
- This offer is $36.67 lower (64% savings) than the $56.69 list price.
- About this Product:
- This is rated 4.7 out of 5 stars based on over 1500 ratings at Amazon.
- About this Store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
- Refer to the forum thread for additional deal discussion.
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Second, I'm a huge fan of landmine shoulder press and rows after a dislocation a couple months ago. They're a lot safer on the joint than a full shoulder press, but they also let you use a little more weight than a regular dumbbell press. Sort of the "best of both worlds." Doing one side at a time also helps you focus on form.
But I'm so happy with my tennis ball method — cut an X in a ball (about halfway around) and open the slits and insert barbell. I place it right up against the base of my rack, but in the corner of a wall would be even better. It uses up no extra plates and takes almost no space. If I had a ton of space and plates, this device is still preferable.
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I might be too busy this fall to actually get to the gym so why not
Seems like you would damage the finish on an expensive bar with a $5 handle, not to mention the potential to slip and injure yourself.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like a stupid idea...
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Seems like you would damage the finish on an expensive bar with a $5 handle, not to mention the potential to slip and injure yourself.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like a stupid idea...
Second, I'm a huge fan of landmine shoulder press and rows after a dislocation a couple months ago. They're a lot safer on the joint than a full shoulder press, but they also let you use a little more weight than a regular dumbbell press. Sort of the "best of both worlds." Doing one side at a time also helps you focus on form.
But I'm so happy with my tennis ball method — cut an X in a ball (about halfway around) and open the slits and insert barbell. I place it right up against the base of my rack, but in the corner of a wall would be even better. It uses up no extra plates and takes almost no space. If I had a ton of space and plates, this device is still preferable.
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Second, I'm a huge fan of landmine shoulder press and rows after a dislocation a couple months ago. They're a lot safer on the joint than a full shoulder press, but they also let you use a little more weight than a regular dumbbell press. Sort of the "best of both worlds." Doing one side at a time also helps you focus on form.
But I'm so happy with my tennis ball method — cut an X in a ball (about halfway around) and open the slits and insert barbell. I place it right up against the base of my rack, but in the corner of a wall would be even better. It uses up no extra plates and takes almost no space. If I had a ton of space and plates, this device is still preferable.
Seems like you would damage the finish on an expensive bar with a $5 handle, not to mention the potential to slip and injure yourself.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like a stupid idea...
Second, I'm a huge fan of landmine shoulder press and rows after a dislocation a couple months ago. They're a lot safer on the joint than a full shoulder press, but they also let you use a little more weight than a regular dumbbell press. Sort of the "best of both worlds." Doing one side at a time also helps you focus on form.
But I'm so happy with my tennis ball method — cut an X in a ball (about halfway around) and open the slits and insert barbell. I place it right up against the base of my rack, but in the corner of a wall would be even better. It uses up no extra plates and takes almost no space. If I had a ton of space and plates, this device is still preferable.
Seems like you would damage the finish on an expensive bar with a $5 handle, not to mention the potential to slip and injure yourself.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like a stupid idea...
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I always wonder about the safety of these that are designed to fit into plates.
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