Go Bro Athletics recently unveiled The MOAB Camber Bar at HomeGymCon. It’s arguably the most premium multi-grip bar on the market and certainly the most versatile.
This product took years to get to market and I got to hear the story from the founders.
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Jamie Leupold shares the journey of creating the innovative UNbell, a versatile weight training product inspired by Y-bells and designed for unbalanced training. Discover the design process, challenges, and future plans for this unique fitness tool. Listen on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen to podcasts! Chapters: Links:
We look at the “level of interest” in 20 potential rack attachments with Britton from Vendetta Strength as our guest. All results are below, and the podcast episode can be listened to on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, or wherever you get podcasts! Subscribe to the Blog: The Full List This looks at ALL results broken out…
Summary During this second show with Ashton, he starts by giving us his take on what is happening regarding the state of the economy and new and used gym equipment. He has some insights on why prices are and his predictions on where things are headed. In addition, Ashton shares more about how his company…
Introduction On this podcast, we chat: You can listen to this podcast on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, or wherever you get podcasts! HomeGymCon Update New Products The Rogue Pack Sled is a small, lightweight, and portable weight sled that can be easily stored in a backpack or rucksack. It measures 12.5 inches by 9 inches by…
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(0:00) Intro This week we have a few quick hitters talking about the Assault Bike, “specialty bar” storage, and the new Bridge Built adjustable bench. Then, we’ll discuss a typically repeated survey each season, which revolves around the “issues” we face as home gym owners. There are two “issues” that are easily the biggest problems…
The MOAB looks like a really interesting addition to a home gym, especially for lifters who want more versatility without constantly adding new equipment. A bullet pulley system could also complement a multi-grip bar by providing cable-based movements that a barbell cannot. Combining a cable pulley system home gym setup with equipment like this could make a lot of sense for anyone following a bro sit routine. I’ve also been looking at the bullet pully as a compact option for pulley for fitness exercises when space is limited.