Problem isn’t the floor space but the basement height. Most full racks don’t fit height wise.
Did you exercise today?
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I got mine custom made because of this issue. Works out well, welds thankfully haven't failed.
Shorter shpuld be easy to solve.
84" to 88" is too high?
Yes. I believe I’m about 84” at the heighest point.
This one is 81".. optional lat attachment.
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I looked into full racks before but once I put on the lat attachment it wouldn’t leave space to walk between the WFH office.This one is 81".. optional lat attachment.
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Unfortunately the space is tiny so I’m very limited. Hence the use of the Spud Inc pulley system.
This is my Northern Lights model. The lat attachment doesn’t stick out vary far and is lower than the monkey bar (yellow). It also comes with a low pulley as well.
Attachments
What’s the distance from wall to outside upright?
4.5 feet.
Did some good sets today on shoulders. Working on legs at lunch time.
Then kid has scouts so I'll go for a 5km walk.
Then kid has scouts so I'll go for a 5km walk.
This is what I'm originally thinking of for a lat pulldown station....
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Friend recommended I buy myself some rubber bands and use that as a stop gap...but not sure those are the best answer for my needs.
Maybe if I do some re-organization here I can make it work...
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Friend recommended I buy myself some rubber bands and use that as a stop gap...but not sure those are the best answer for my needs.
Maybe if I do some re-organization here I can make it work...
i bought a set i think off amazon?This is what I'm originally thinking of for a lat pulldown station....
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Friend recommended I buy myself some rubber bands and use that as a stop gap...but not sure those are the best answer for my needs.
Maybe if I do some re-organization here I can make it work...
and they work great for at home
doesnt feel like a lot of weight but gives an okay workout (and much cheaper obv)
A friend has these and is offering to sell to me for $500...but not sure I'm convinced yet.
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Seems like a great options....but very pricey. Although it takes up almost no space.
Tried out my new pull up bar and hung up the Spud Inc pulley system.
No great. But not horrible.
No great. But not horrible.
Picked up one of these for $50. Missing the remote and it’s a bit awkward at first as you step in front to speed it up, step near the back to slow it down, and walk in the middle.
