el Fenomeno wrote: » Queue of about 50+ people outside my Lidl at opening time today. Wanted to get their dumbbells, but I went straight back home, can't be dealing with that shíte.
liamtech wrote: » Also looking for some Home Gym Gear Been on adverts for days but its chaos - been nipped by [above asking price offers] for a few days - If anyone sees any stores with stocks and delivery of 25mm Weight Plates 3kg + Barbells 25mm diameter ANYTHING!! Please let us know, i would imagine i am not the only person who would be interested Meanwhile making do with a bench and a pair of 18KGs - totally maxed out in terms of what i can do but continuing none the less (using a Metal Cabinet as a step up atm - decent burn in fairness when using the 18s - felt it well in my quads, but sorely missing a decent leg press)
Alf Veedersane wrote: » Get in some single leg work... Bulgarian split squats with the back foot on the cabinet (or the bench), for example. Slow tempo, add in a pause, etc. You'll get plenty or burn out of that
liamtech wrote: » Meanwhile making do with a bench and a pair of 18KGs - totally maxed out in terms of what i can do but continuing none the less (using a Metal Cabinet as a step up atm - decent burn in fairness when using the 18s - felt it well in my quads, but sorely missing a decent leg press)
OmegaGene wrote: » They look very handy, where did you get them ? I picked up some resistance tubes from Argos and the fabric and sits in the door jam has frayed and the D buckle is in bits, I got a bit carried away while waiting for the power band to arrive
OmegaGene wrote: » That’s the one, bought it from the edge in cork the other day
OmegaGene wrote: » It’s amazing how versatile the band is, I watched a couple of videos before I bought the band, I would 100% recommend them The extra strong one I picked up is marked up as 79-99kg so I can get a serious workout going
OmegaGene wrote: » buy a few and add weights ?
Alf Veedersane wrote: » Joe Exotic channel?
Eoinbmw wrote: » For years id use a red band off a rack for warm ups like you say pull aparts rows etc etc. John Meadows has some great content on youtube lately and god forbid tiger fitness !
Alf Veedersane wrote: » To be fair, if you've never tried them out I can see why they wouldn't seem as useful. When I started using them it was only for band pull apart and the like. But they're a brilliant addition
Eoinbmw wrote: » Exactly us different foot postition or band under a concrete block more resistence at the top then! And just increase rep ranges and rest between sets!
Alf Veedersane wrote: » You can adjust the resistance, change the tempo etc. I think people sometimes get hung up on knowing the exact weight they're moving rather than concentrating on the contraction, effort etc
OmegaGene wrote: » You’re not wrong The extra strong power band is a serious bit of kit, I was using it for deadlifts today
OmegaGene wrote: » https://www.lidl.ie/en/c/home-fitness/c1135/w2
Minime2.5 wrote: » How are you supposed to do db chest press on the floor
AllForIt wrote: » You don't need a bench if your only considering doing this temporarily. Just do it on the floor. (great song title) Just do basic exercises, you don't need all that incline stuff. A sturdy pull up bar in combination with a TRX will give you more options for exercises.
marklazarcovic wrote: » Can't find their website? Any link would be great
OmegaGene wrote: » every man and his dog is on the prowl for dumbbells at the moment and they are either stupidly priced or out of stock, ebay seems to be the only option now and 20kg singles were around the £100 mark when i was looking could you not get an extra strong resistance band instead which can give a full body workout and no need for a bench the edge fitness have them in stock