Tom wrote:
|| On Sun, 9 Jan 2005 10:06:52 -0500, Roger Zoul wrote:
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||| don't wait, start now. You don't need to be stronger to lift
||| weights, they come in all amounts. The benefits are great and
||| really better than bullworker.
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|| Thanks Roger.
||
|| What benefits (specifically) are greater than the Bullworker?
Safer. More movements, more or less resistance. More natural movements,
too, resulting in better function strenght. I hate to knock BW, but it
compared to some dumbbells and adjustable bench, it ain't about a whole lot.
I suggest a gym membership, but if that's out get some adjustable dumbbells
and a nice adjustable bench. You don't need to get that much right now, but
you can ramp up over time. If you can get to a Sam's Club, they have some
nice dumbbell set there. If I weren't already doing to a very convenient to
get to gym, I'd consider those.
If your only option were that bullworker, I'd suggest you use it but also
incorporate body weight movements, if you're not doing them already.
Anything is better than nothing, actually, but you indicated a desire to
start lifting. So I'm telling you what people here told me, start today. I
don't regret listening to that advice at all.