Top left, my microweights. 3 chains, each weighing 1.25 pounds a piece. I can attach them to dumbbells and do raises and curls and stuff with say 21.25 lbs, 22.5, or 23.75
value = priceless, great for almost every exercise
Top right, my neck harness. Good for working the back of my neck.
value = definetly worth the money
Bottom left, my hammer of thor. Great for working my supinators. With the hammer, my forearm training is banging on all cylinders and they are starting to get swole. I will soon have Akuma sized meathooks.
I personally just got a couple plastic easter baskets. I add or subtract that green fake grass stuff depending if I want to add .023 lbs or like say .1156 lbs. This has really helped me blast through some sticking points on my deadlifts and squats. Yesterday I pulled 300.1187 lbs a new personal best.
[quote]Mikaj wrote:
30 lb medicine ball (basketball filled with sand) on a string.
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How do you get the sand inside the basketball?
I want to make one.[/quote]
Thank god I had the same thought but I was afraid I was a retard. That looks like it would make an awesome conditioning workout when combined with a sledge.
[quote]Mikaj wrote:
30 lb medicine ball (basketball filled with sand) on a string.
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How do you get the sand inside the basketball?
I want to make one.[/quote]
Thank god I had the same thought but I was afraid I was a retard. That looks like it would make an awesome conditioning workout when combined with a sledge.
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Just fill your bicycle pump with sand and pump it in.
Cut a small hole/slit in it, funnel sand in there, then patch the hole back up with a bicycle tire patch, then tape the shit out of it with with some gorilla tape or duct tape. Instant medicine ball.
[quote]Mikaj wrote:
30 lb medicine ball (basketball filled with sand) on a string.
[/quote]
How do you get the sand inside the basketball?
I want to make one.[/quote]
Thank god I had the same thought but I was afraid I was a retard. That looks like it would make an awesome conditioning workout when combined with a sledge.
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Just fill your bicycle pump with sand and pump it in.
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