12’x12’ platform. Dropped snatches from overhead and my floor has survived. Plywood and stall mats will do it.

The magnet is incredibly strong. Sometimes it holds my drink and other times I have a bucket of chalk and smelling salts off it. Never once worried it might fall and/or spill. If you’re thinking about getting one of these don’t stop at one and buy two or three.

Quit using your reverse hyper as a cup holder and start taking your drink safety seriously. Please don’t joke about this.

2nd round CTF. After a long extensive approval process we did it and have never looked back. When my neighbors see the banner they know they have a legit gym in the neighborhood and puts their mind at ease. If you have a home gym you almost can’t afford not to get certified.

Use these for my sled drags and sometimes will throw my fat Gripz on them for some extra forearm work and it all works like a handle should. Probably better options out there but this will get you by for a while.

Handles do get loose sometimes but it’s not really an issue during a lift. Would love the EliteFTS SSB but the price of the bar when I bought it was hard to beat. First specialty bar I bought and would recommend it to anyone as it’s an easy way to change the squat just enough to keep making gains. Front squats with the SSB are pretty fun as well and will give your wrist a break.

This was given to me as a gift. I have the 45lb KB and have used it for a bunch of exercises. Even gets used as a way to overload my throwing events.

Small Footprint which is a must in most home gyms. One of my favorite accessories after a heavy squat session for some spinal decompression. Louis Simmons was a genius and a reverse hyper is a must for any powerlifter. Also makes a great standing desk when I have to have my laptop up during a lift.