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    rigged weighted dips?

    for some reason the gym i just joined for the my winter break doesnt have a weight bearing belt for dips and pullups (dont need them for pullups though)

    so i was going to rig something up? any ideas

    i was just thinking an old belt and then tie a piece of string to it and loop it though the weight and back up?

    i know you can put a dumbell inbetween your feet but it seems very awkard and somewhat hard to get up then...
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    Take a length of chain or a nylon rope tied into a loop and a snap link and loop it through your lifting belt at the front.

    It may not be very comfortable using a regular belt due to its small size. The lifting belt will distribute the weight like a dipping belt will.
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    If I go to a gym with out a dip belt I just try to hold a dumbelll between my feet to weight myself down. It gets really ugly whey I am holiding the 140 thought.
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    i dont have a lifting belt...

    thanks
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    I know, that is why I said hold the dumbell between your feet. Squeeze it between your arches.
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    i tried that once .. pretty awkward.. but i suppose ill have to get used to it = thanks
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    Re: rigged weighted dips?

    Originally posted by jadakris31
    for some reason the gym i just joined for the my winter break doesnt have a weight bearing belt for dips and pullups (dont need them for pullups though)

    so i was going to rig something up? any ideas

    i was just thinking an old belt and then tie a piece of string to it and loop it though the weight and back up?

    i know you can put a dumbell inbetween your feet but it seems very awkard and somewhat hard to get up then...
    Not to be a smart ass but why don't you just buy one! It will also be much safer then rigging something yourself.

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    becuase i only need it for like another 2 weeks then i go back to college
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    Then just use your feet.
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