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    Question Anyone Has This Ab Machine At Their Gym?

    Just joined my second gym in December.

    Its more hardcore (Which is a plus) to my previous gym. There is an ab
    machine, that resembles the standard leg lift (raise) device, with the
    exception of having two metal rods (One per leg) to attach plates.

    You basically, put your knees under the rollers, and, raise your legs up,
    with the plates offering resistance.

    I'm trying to find more information regarding this machine, seeing that
    many don't know anything about it.


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    Did you draw the extras? ANyway, I think my gym has one of those...but I dont think you add plates to it. My gym has a machine type like that only it helps people who cant bring their legs rather than offer resistance.

    But no, I dont use them. Just a regular leg raise would do fine for me.
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    We have one of those, but lacking the attachments that you made your lovely drawing of.
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    I'm going to take a picture of it, and, post it here.

    It may shed more light on what it is, than my "Picasso" drawing

    Tried it with two 35 pound plates (One per leg) and, had my lower abs
    sore the this morning
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    I use 750 lb with that machine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LexusGS
    I use 750 lb with that machine.
    Well it is good to warm up before you go to any serious weights.

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    Exactly, Then I load up my bar with 8 45's on each side and bench it a good 35 reps. Thank you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LexusGS
    Exactly, Then I load up my bar with 8 45's on each side and bench it a good 35 reps. Thank you!
    Yeah usually I have to bring a welder to the gym to add a two foot extension onto the bar while im there so I can put an additional 4 plates on each side, but I think it's worth it.

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    We have one of those, but lacking the attachments that you made your lovely drawing of.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tier
    Yeah usually I have to bring a welder to the gym to add a two foot extension onto the bar while im there so I can put an additional 4 plates on each side, but I think it's worth it.
    Shit!!! I weld too brotha. Half my routine is welding the fuckan bar. I think I should just make me a custom bar and bring it with me everytime I go to the gym!!!

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