Bowflex Revolution

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Buy yourself a power rack and stick to basic compound lifts. This will be much cheaper and you'll get better results.

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Buy yourself a power rack and stick to basic compound lifts. This will be much cheaper and you'll get better results.

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he is too lazy to load the plates, duh

[Ron Burgundy]

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Buy yourself a power rack and stick to basic compound lifts. This will be much cheaper and you'll get better results.

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he is too lazy to load the plates, duh

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Hey tard, I lift free weights every other day without having to force myself to. The lazyness is from not wanting to go out to workout, not the exercising itself.

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Let me guess, 15 lb dumbell curls and 40 lb chest presses?

In all seriousness, if you actually do lift weights and are serious about it, you would know that

" Buy yourself a power rack and stick to basic compound lifts. This will be much cheaper and you'll get better results."

is cleary the correct answer here.

[The Yugoslavian]

Don't they have floor models of things like this at something like Sears? I'd recommend finding out what B&M stores sell them...going there....actually working out on the damn thing for like half an hour...and if it's good get one.

Yugoslav

[Narcileptico]

hahahahah.... i can't imagine how foolish you'd look grunting and sweating doing a full workout in the middle of the store.

[oyesmoreofthis]

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hahahahah.... i can't imagine how foolish you'd look grunting and sweating doing a full workout in the middle of the store.

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foolish like a fox.

[Etric]

I'm not sure they sell those in stores.

Here's a link to someone's opinion on bodybuilding.com

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/henkin6vvv.htm

[el_dusto]

the only reason you'd need to get a thing like this is if you're lifting so much weight during some lifts that you need a spotter to lift safely.

otherwise, you'll do better to lift free weights. your little stabilizing muscles get more of a workout than they would with a universal-machine-style contraption.

[Warik]

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the only reason you'd need to get a thing like this is if you're lifting so much weight during some lifts that you need a spotter to lift safely.

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wrong. 99.99% chance that anybody strong enough to be lifting that much weight could effortlessly max out on the bowcrap machine.

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otherwise, you'll do better to lift free weights. your little stabilizing muscles get more of a workout than they would with a universal-machine-style contraption.

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Correct. quick - erase the other thing you said before someone else sees.