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Old 08-25-2011, 01:29 PM   #5 (permalink)
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I had a home gym, didn't cost me much. The weights were a couple hundred though. Sold it all because I have a free gym at my work.

I didn't spend money on this, but it was a gift...the Perfect Pullup. What a joke. It's made for little men, anyone with shoulders close to the width of a door will have trouble. Not to mention, you have hold your legs back, or have 10 foot ceilings or feet drag on the floor. I also got the ab pull straps, but those are actually ok-ish. I still don't use them though, as I took the pullup bar down..
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