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Absolutely love what these guys at Gym Radar are doing. Now I can officially show my friends and family what a home gym enthusiast I am!

The rigorous coursework and certification process paid off in spades. I can truly say I’m a better man now that I have a certified training facility. Time to get strong in The Dungeon!

There’s a time and place to be a serious goose, but it ain’t here.

This was a great addition to my gym. I have had some back issues in the past, so I like to use this as a an alternative to a 3rd squat day every week. It’s a nice way to isolate the legs and take my back completely out of the equation. It can get a little wobbly with higher weights and one of the holes to attach the kickstand (which I’d argue is an essential addition) was misaligned, so I knocked a star for performance and build quality. It was easy to assemble and significantly cheaper than other belt squat options. Highly recommend this piece to anyone looking for a squat accessory/alternative.

Is this a gym necessity? Absolutely not, but it’s a fun addition, in my opinion. It’s great for any kind of seated dumbbell or barbell overhead pressing, as well as chest supported rows. It’s firm, but comfortable, and easy to pop on and off my bench as needed.

Great stand for the Powerblocks. The open design lets you walk in and pick up the weights to either side of you, and the slots in the center are great for storing the weights that go inside the handle. A little pricey, but it’s a good looking, solid stand.

I’m really happy with these spotter arms. For benching and doing rows outside of the rack, they serve their purpose perfectly. They’re definitely shorter than other spotter arms, but they’re also a fair bit cheaper and do their job well enough.