Three quick questions regarding the EZ bar, which i have never seen or used:
1 - What's it for?
2 - How does it differ from a normal bar?
3 - Is it actually any use?
Thanks.
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Three quick questions regarding the EZ bar, which i have never seen or used:
1 - What's it for?
2 - How does it differ from a normal bar?
3 - Is it actually any use?
Thanks.
Three quick questions regarding the EZ bar, which i have never seen or used:
1 - What's it for?
2 - How does it differ from a normal bar?
3 - Is it actually any use?
Thanks.
The Crow said:Three quick questions regarding the EZ bar, which i have never seen or used:
1 - What's it for?
multiple variations of arm work
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2 - How does it differ from a normal bar?
It's got a zig zag bend to it, and there are different variations of this
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3 - Is it actually any use?
sometimes to some people
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Thanks.
google and google groups archives of this group can answer these for you.
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The Crow said:Three quick questions regarding the EZ bar, which i have never
seen
Quoted message said:or used:
1 - What's it for?
You can grip the bar without forcing the wrists/forearms in to
an uncomfortable position.
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2 - How does it differ from a normal bar?
It looks like this:
http://www.ivanko.com/products/prd_text/OBZ-20.html
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3 - Is it actually any use?
For biceps curls and skull crushers (lying triceps extensions)
it's more comfortable.
locker
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Thanks.
The Crow said:Three quick questions regarding the EZ bar, which i have never seen or used:
1 - What's it for?
curls
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2 - How does it differ from a normal bar?
lighter, more comfortable to use.
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3 - Is it actually any use?
kinda; makes a third-rate pansy little sissy exercise a little more comfortable,
heavy, and effective.
The Crow said:Three quick questions regarding the EZ bar, which i have never seen or used:
1 - What's it for?
2 - How does it differ from a normal bar?
3 - Is it actually any use?
Thanks.
for comfort and also for some slight diffrent activation of biceps
mostly for comfort but you could use dumbells without that
limitation of a bar
Lascivious Mink said:The Crow said:Three quick questions regarding the EZ bar, which i have never seen
or used: 1 - What's it for?curls
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2 - How does it differ from a normal bar?lighter, more comfortable to use.
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3 - Is it actually any use?kinda; makes a third-rate pansy little sissy exercise a little more
comfortable, heavy, and effective.
Curls are a sissy pansy exercise? Gee, I never knew.
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