s12obh
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I have a good multi gymn for sale, it is body by Jake and is as new.
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I've got a Body Max adjustable bench (NEVER used - sad, I know) with a full set of metal weights (again, NEVER used!). I also have a Bodymax squat&dip rack, which is pretty useful. Again - not used.
Here are the links. Let me know if interestsed.
Bodymax CF430 Heavy Duty Flat/Incline/Decline Bench at Powerhouse Fitness
Bodymax CF315 Squat and Dip Rack - SEBR2460 at Powerhouse Fitness
Here are the links. Let me know if interestsed.
Bodymax CF430 Heavy Duty Flat/Incline/Decline Bench at Powerhouse Fitness
Bodymax CF315 Squat and Dip Rack - SEBR2460 at Powerhouse Fitness
I scrapped my York multigym when the plastic/nylon pullies got badly worn, don't know how common an issue that is. I find free weights, bar, dumbells and bench etc much more effective/flexible and take up less space than a multigym.
For maximum ease of stowage and portability, I still rate a proper Bullworker (some of the clones have badly uneven resistance characteristics)- certainly for fitness and toning, though not as effective as heavy (bodyweight and beyond) weights for the big compound/powerlifting exercises if that's your thing.
For maximum ease of stowage and portability, I still rate a proper Bullworker (some of the clones have badly uneven resistance characteristics)- certainly for fitness and toning, though not as effective as heavy (bodyweight and beyond) weights for the big compound/powerlifting exercises if that's your thing.
