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CardioBarbell Storage Rack and 20 Standard Sets
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CardioBarbell Storage Rack and 20 Standard Sets

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  • Use this adjustable weight set to target upper and lower body muscle groups
  • Twice as many weights as the standard 10 set - perfect for multiple lifters
  • Use the plates for individual arm exercises like lateral raises instead of dumbbells

 

Free Weights Are Not Only For The Weight Room Anymore

 

  • Bring free weights into the group exercise room and impress your members
  • Weight plates have rubber finish for protecting floors and equipment
  • Handy storage rack keeps weights neatly organized

 

Features & Benefits

Free weights are an important part of all fitness routines. Machines are great because they keep your body aligned and free weights are equally beneficial because they don't. Stabilizer muscles are activated when there is no equipment to keep your range of motion under control.  This extended set is perfect for letting more than one person work at the same time. Start with lower weights and progress to heavier sets for an extended workout.

Specifications

  • 28.5"W x 39"T x 18"D
  • Bar lengths: 51"
  • Bar weight is 5lbs
  • Set includes 10lb, 5lb and 2.5lb weights
  • Standard set is black and the plus set comes in color coded weights for easy identification

Exercises

Front Squat - Begin by standing with the bar up to your shoulders. Elbows should be bent back so that you have a grip on the bar with the hands facing upward. Bend down, keeping an arch in the upper back, feeling the impact of the weight. Progress to a point where you are still comfortable with the weight, then go back to a standing position.

Straight Leg Dead Lift (works Hamstrings) - Start in a standing position, holding the bar with your arms hanging down. Start with a small weight so as not to over strain the arms or back. Slowly lower your upper body by bending forward, keeping your knees locked, with an arch in your upper back. Lean down until the bar is near the floor, then slowly come back up to a standing position.

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Start with a few simple exercises and slowly add more to your free weight repertoire for repeated sessions to boost core and limb strength, range of motion and overall body capacity.




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