Tara has 40kg , Matt has 64kg
I have a home made one and did a pretty easy 20 reps with 110 the first time. Then loaded up 150 and did 10 but it was too akward.
Doing more than 20 reps doesn't interest me in the slightest and I would guess the weight is getting too light to help me my dead if i can do more than 20 anyway.
Think I'm going to buy a piece of 50mm pipe and make my own plate loaded kettlebell....
If your interested I have drawn up a sketch of a plate loaded T handle for myself as I wanted to get one welded up. Was trying to teach myself CAD and needed something to draw.
I think kungfoo was gonna get one made as well.
yeah I was thinking that it would just be as simple as getting the 50mm tapped pipe and screwing a plate to one end (bottom) and then having a screw in plug at the other end with an eye attached to it. Then just as simple as attaching a chain to the eye and a handle to the other side of the chain. Then I can just chuck the plates on, screw the cap on and I'm good to go
High reps are perfect for UDLs. 30-50 reps per set.
They condition the lower back, build thick erectors, and smash the glutes/hammys/quads.
Ontop of that they build mental toughness, and give a reason to the novices to pull 200kg sooner rather than later.
24/30ish guys pull over 200kg at our gym.
I think we're on the right track.
Have you made one of those Goose? I doubt you can get those flanges and fittings from bunnings and if you can I would saythey are a lot dearer than $30. Thich wall fire pipe and cast fittings are dear as poison.
It's sitting in my office, I've had it for some time maybe ten years, hardly used the bastard.
How much you reckon gal pipe is these days?
They don't sell footings (the round bit with holes in it) anymore, you'd have better luck at a plumbing supply, you'd think you mental giants would be able to source that yourselves, buy some scrap, a bit of locktite, use a hacksaw, it's not rocket surgery.
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