@gibmirbenzin54 dude he was just using that as an example, i would like to see a video of that actually in use though. i can't really see failing on 95 lbs with such control.
That is a very cool idea..... You get full range of motion and go to failure and not have to worry about snapping your head off your neck. Have you started a patent or marketing of any kind....I want one.
Our research showed that a power rack restricts motion in a less-than-desirable way. Our device offers an alternative that provides a natural bench press motion which which is not quite a vertical line.
@thinksketch Power racks dont restrict motion at all, what that guy was referring to was the spotter catchers you can use in a power rack, set up an inch above your chest just incase you fail.
However i do like this design, its very unqiue :p
1) So if you drop the bar, you're still screwed. Not only does it seem like the bench is lowered slowly, but you need to initiate the lowering manually
2) You should NOT have your motion restricted in a power rack. The bars should be placed at a height which prevents injury. Using a range of motion lower than your own chest with a barbell is impossible unless your form sucks and you are off balance.
3) $? I suspect Power Rack is even cheaper than this.
@Ascendancy12345 probably just the same as it did right there..... think of it like a barber stool. the barber stool doesnt SHOOT downward when the fat man comes in for a cut and shave does it? if anything just add a max load limit for the different hydraulic pumps (presses? idk the term for the thing that does the damping)
That was bad ass!
MrLokee71 3 months ago
This is genious you could rep to failiue and mess with heavy weights without a spotter.
bozzza69 4 months ago
Dang that is nice!
killajoy714 6 months ago
The answer to a question that was never asked !!
LRGHMN 8 months ago
Genius
mrliketotalktoplants 1 year ago
That's a great idea! It's a great example of thinking outside of the box!
carnak123 1 year ago
worthless lol
bangbongbong 1 year ago
thats like 50lbs pussy
gibmirbenzin54 1 year ago
@gibmirbenzin54 dude he was just using that as an example, i would like to see a video of that actually in use though. i can't really see failing on 95 lbs with such control.
slasher9105 1 year ago
Nwmrkt was talking about a power rack, not a smith machine.
Kamaka675 1 year ago
That is a very cool idea..... You get full range of motion and go to failure and not have to worry about snapping your head off your neck. Have you started a patent or marketing of any kind....I want one.
pmhoard 2 years ago
cool
ZionistCensorship 2 years ago
or you could just use a power rack...
nwmrkt 3 years ago 5
thanks for the response:
Our research showed that a power rack restricts motion in a less-than-desirable way. Our device offers an alternative that provides a natural bench press motion which which is not quite a vertical line.
thinksketch 3 years ago
@thinksketch Power racks dont restrict motion at all, what that guy was referring to was the spotter catchers you can use in a power rack, set up an inch above your chest just incase you fail.
However i do like this design, its very unqiue :p
Skleevan 1 year ago 4
@thinksketch 3 things:
1) So if you drop the bar, you're still screwed. Not only does it seem like the bench is lowered slowly, but you need to initiate the lowering manually
2) You should NOT have your motion restricted in a power rack. The bars should be placed at a height which prevents injury. Using a range of motion lower than your own chest with a barbell is impossible unless your form sucks and you are off balance.
3) $? I suspect Power Rack is even cheaper than this.
OMFGWTFBBQLEET 4 months ago
fuckin sweet idea man. wonder how it'd work with heavier weights.
Ascendancy12345 4 years ago 5
@Ascendancy12345 probably just the same as it did right there..... think of it like a barber stool. the barber stool doesnt SHOOT downward when the fat man comes in for a cut and shave does it? if anything just add a max load limit for the different hydraulic pumps (presses? idk the term for the thing that does the damping)
tehschfifter 9 months ago