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Member No.: 2459
Joined: 7-March 03

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 Started getting things together. Put down 2 sheets of 3/8 in plywood then put another 2 sheets on top of those cross ways and screwed them together. Makes for a good 8x8 base. Went over to Jesup yesterday and picked up some stuff. Got three sheets of 4x6 1/2in thick rubber mats. Wish they were 4x8 so I got the third one to cut to add in the missing area and have a little overlap over the plywood in one section so it's not so easy to stub the toes as you walk into the area. Their matting is top quality and grips really well. The 7' 1500lbs bar is AWESOME!!! Damn sharp knurling and thick. Haven't had a chance to put on any weight on it yet as my weights are still at the old garage. I will be picking them up this week as I'm itching to use that bar. Also picked up a nice commercial grade incline, decline, flat bench rated to 1,000lbs. Should work great. While I was there I also saw this really heavy duty looking 45degree hyper machine. Checking it out I found that it has all sorts of adjustments and can go from a 45degree hyper to a straight forward roman chair. Then in between those settings I found one that made for a decent GHR. I was sold right there and then on that. Besides it's a Powertec and if Powertec is good enough for Jay Cutler it's good enough for me. Here's some pictures of the flooring, bar, and hyper/roman/ ghr in it's different settings and adjustments. Didn't get a chance to put the bench together yet.
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