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I‘ve never understood that about US taxes - in my book, you simplify the system a lot, and yet treat everyone fairly, if you just tax everything as income. Whenever you sell for a profit, that‘s...

I had forgotten, but I experienced that problem when I assembled my FT2. Ended up taking every plate back off and putting it back on, though I was glad to realize that didn‘t necessitate...

I think two words sum up this thread pretty well: cognitive dissonance.

It’s not perfect by any means, but it’s a useful tool.

If you’re just looking for tracking workouts (not generating them), then I’d say Strong is a much better app. But with a few tweaks, FitBod...

Just a heads up - I managed to (barely) get the FT2 assembled by myself, but a helping hand would really have cut down on the time and difficulty. I guess it’ll be the same for the FTX - though you...

I use them to reduce the quantity of plates I have to load on some lifts (does not to any real degree reduce the amount I can load on the bar or hurt said bar - I don’t deadlift over 200kg), but I do...

Respectable?

5 lbs more than whatever you lifted last week.

Anything else is just ego...

Dunno if this was mentioned earlier in the thread, but looks like someone was listening - Rep is planning to start shipping to Europe (and Canada) in 2021.

https://www.repfitness.com/int-shipping...

Denmark, actually - I moved 2 years ago and can’t figure out how to change the profile info here.

But while you’re quite a bit closer to Rogue HQ than me, they do have operations out here...

The Fitbod app on iOS is already an excellent solution for this (android version sucks).

I do, but the flooring is 6m thick, so I’d need to stack about 5 pieces together to get it at the height of the deadeners, so I’d go with the plywood route, I think.

You’re right about the...

Personally, I’d probably just leave it, also to prevent drainage concerns in the future.

Some of my equipment (e.g. functional trainer, quite heavy) is ever so slightly uneven, but after a few...

Could do, and have considered it. The same general question arose - whether there’s anything I need to worry about like slippage, though I can’t see how pulling straight up would lead to any such...

I’d say your neighbors are either gonna hate or love you, but you don’t seem to have any anyway. Nice. ;-)

Hey y’all

So my gym is largely kitted out, and I’m looking at details now. One thing that comes to mind is possible having a custom, portable deadlift platform crafted, and I’d like to get your...

I’m not qualified to answer the OPs question, but I will chime in to say that every piece of Watson equipment I’ve gotten (got a new calf raise step for Christmas from them), I’ve loved. Without...

My next question would be: does it really matter? You seem concerned about losing your gains based on the comment about getting some chest work in, but unless you’re on a truly epic ski trip of the...

Back when I used the app, I found that the dev team was hyper-responsive. Drop them a note through the contact support feature (it opens an email and attaches some basic app info), I expect they’ll...

Since no one has said it yet: cable machines have pulley ratios. Typically, you’re pulling 1/2, 1/3, or 1/4 of the actual weight of the stack. Based on the numbers you listed, I’d say you probably...

I’m in the Sonos crew with this guy, since it’s what I have in the rest of my house.

In the morning when I wake up, I say "Hey Siri, let’s lift", the lights in my gym and on the way to it all come...