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Old 11-30-2007, 07:27 PM
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Default Re: Quantifying The Degree of Difference Between Free Weights And Mach

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This isn't just a theoretical question. Suppose you are some rich old guy who can put several machines in his house, or just use a barbell, dumbells, an adjustable bench and squat rack without a spotter.

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You don't need a spotter if you have a squat rack because you can set the pins to a level where if you do fail, the bars will catch the weight.

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Yeah the only thing you can't do without a spotter is barbell bench press. But that's not a big deal since you could use dumbbells instead.

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You can set the pins so that you can safely bench. I'm not sure how useful bench press is for most of us, but that's another topic.
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