I ithefitnessman New member Apr 15, 2018 #1 Bros if I lift 240 lb on smith machine how can I estimate how much i can free weight bench based off of that number? thank you.
Bros if I lift 240 lb on smith machine how can I estimate how much i can free weight bench based off of that number? thank you.
stevesmi Head Mod Elite Moderator Apr 16, 2018 #2 it doesn't translate actually the smith machine is the absolute worst piece of equipment and i don't recommend anyone use it.
it doesn't translate actually the smith machine is the absolute worst piece of equipment and i don't recommend anyone use it.
SteveMobsterG Moderator Moderator EF Logger Apr 17, 2018 #3 ithefitnessman said: Bros if I lift 240 lb on smith machine how can I estimate how much i can free weight bench based off of that number? thank you. Click to expand... No. Get under a bar and find out. I can say it wont be 240
ithefitnessman said: Bros if I lift 240 lb on smith machine how can I estimate how much i can free weight bench based off of that number? thank you. Click to expand... No. Get under a bar and find out. I can say it wont be 240
RoySimpson EF MOD Moderator Apr 17, 2018 #4 Smith machine does not compare to free weight. Just get under a free weight bench and put your weight to the test!
Smith machine does not compare to free weight. Just get under a free weight bench and put your weight to the test!
K kieran a New member Apr 17, 2018 #5 Problem is theres no balance involved. Free bar it's not just the weight but all the control involved. Smith matching you just push. They have their uses but free bar 10 x better
Problem is theres no balance involved. Free bar it's not just the weight but all the control involved. Smith matching you just push. They have their uses but free bar 10 x better
muskate High End Bro Platinum Apr 17, 2018 #6 They are completely different things. You can't compare the two. Apples and oranges. With free weights, you are moving a weight from a to b. With a smith machine, you are pushing a weight along a set track from a to b.
They are completely different things. You can't compare the two. Apples and oranges. With free weights, you are moving a weight from a to b. With a smith machine, you are pushing a weight along a set track from a to b.
MasonicBodybuilder Moderator Chairman Member Apr 17, 2018 #7 SteveMobsterG said: No. Get under a bar and find out. I can say it wont be 240 Click to expand... Great idea and very simple! Just get to a free weight bar and see where you are at.
SteveMobsterG said: No. Get under a bar and find out. I can say it wont be 240 Click to expand... Great idea and very simple! Just get to a free weight bar and see where you are at.