Need Help (exercise product)

[[LA]MAXIMUS666]

So I have been weight training for about a year now and am always looking for ways to improve my strength and fitness level. For those of you familiar with working out when it comes to doing my back workout I considered myself quite strong. Until 2 days ago when I tried doing chins for the first time since high school. I loved how difficult they were for me, and feel challenged to improve myself in this particular exercise.

So my question is this does anyone know or have any experience with a product like this?

http://www.karatedepot.com/tr-ex-15.html

Thank you for any input.

[GHJUYT]

if you're a fan of the pull-up, I totally recommend muscle-ups. whew, i can only shell out a couple before i break

 

as for your product, i have never used or heard anything.

[[LA]MAXIMUS666]

I can handle a few muscle ups, I can do dips relatively easily its just the pullup part I need work on.

[BIGDANIEL]

LOL

 

Alright, I dont know about the rest of you, and maybe its just my sick sense of humor, but I cant help making a comment about this.

 

When I click on the link I see a picture of a large black rod that says everlast on it. And you want to know if anyone in here has any experience with one of these.

 

LOL

 

 

Good luck in your search.

[-Rooster-]

No past use of that product. But I like the Power Tower idea with the chin up bar off the back. About $129 for a cheap one.

[[LA]MAXIMUS666]

Snake Doctor ]

LOL

 

Alright, I dont know about the rest of you, and maybe its just my sick sense of humor, but I cant help making a comment about this.

 

When I click on the link I see a picture of a large black rod that says everlast on it.     And you want to know if anyone in here has any experience with one of these. 

 

LOL

 

 

Good luck in your search.   

It is kinda like "how many licks did it take you to get to the center of the tootsie roll?" lol you sick, sick man you!

[[LA]MAXIMUS666]

-Rooster- ]

No past use of that product. But I like the Power Tower idea with the chin up bar off the back. About $129 for a cheap one.

I was checking these out also. I found a real nice one that was a dip, chin, ab stand for a good price. Though I don't quite have the room for it in my apartment. I will definitely purchase one when I buy a house though.

The space and punching bag are the only reason I still go to my gym, and don't train entirely at home. (I have bench, bars, db's, and shitloads of plates.)