Trying to post some pics...

[flex123]

I need to buy dumbells for my basement set up.

found these on ebay but it's pick up only
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3610299538&category=15281

 

[gonelifting]

Wow, kool picture taking TRage , thanks for the explanation.

Flex, that`s a pretty ood deal for those dumbells. Union NJ is`nt that far from NYC is it? you could make a day trip . maybe worth it.

 

[flex123]

cool didn't read the bottom of that page with the locations. I only read the one at the top. Union NJ isn't far at all.

edited- thought you said odd, now I see you meant good -edited

I'm not sure of what weights I would buy that would equal 500lbs

any ideas?

 

[guldukat]

I'm really hoping this finally works. If it doesn't can someone please let me know?

Here is a picture of my basement gym (I used my camera to create a panoramic picture).

http://68.80.200.6/basement.html

And here is a somewhat recent picture of me.

http://68.80.200.6/images/latest.jpg

The gym's awesome, but I dunno that there's going to be enough room in that basement for YOU in about six months. You're still a fairly sizable cuss after not having lifted for ages. I expect you're going to blow up rather quickly with that set up.

And whoa...wait. Muscle memory! How could I forget that?! It'll be even easier than you might think!

Wow. All that to look forward to, a phatass gym, and a really cool camera to boot

 

[Aussie Juga naught]

Nice setup.

 

[gonelifting]

cool didn't read the bottom of that page with the locations. I only read the one at the top. Union NJ isn't far at all.

edited- thought you said odd, now I see you meant good -edited

I'm not sure of what weights I would buy that would equal 500lbs

any ideas?

Thats a tough one. What kind ofDumbells to get? If you forego the smaller ones and go with what you do your work sets with... that might help but you don`t really get that much weights even if you started with 50`s. From 50`s to 65`s is already 460 pounds. Damn. it adds up quick. lol

I`m sure you can save money by having the collered dumbells sub 50 then go with the solid ones after that. or maybe go unconventional and skip a sequence like 50`s -60`s - 70`s... and get the 2 1/2 pound magnets for the sides so you can add them at will. Those magnets will double your number of dumbells instantly.

Think about buying 1000 pounds though, If you can. I have the 20`s to 100`s and it`s VERY convenient. It`s for the long haul... only YOU know how long you want to be doing this. good luck

 

[flex123]

Thats a tough one. What kind ofDumbells to get? If you forego the smaller ones and go with what you do your work sets with... that might help but you don`t really get that much weights even if you started with 50`s. From 50`s to 65`s is already 460 pounds. Damn. it adds up quick. lol

I`m sure you can save money by having the collered dumbells sub 50 then go with the solid ones after that. or maybe go unconventional and skip a sequence like 50`s -60`s - 70`s... and get the 2 1/2 pound magnets for the sides so you can add them at will. Those magnets will double your number of dumbells instantly.

Think about buying 1000 pounds though, If you can. I have the 20`s to 100`s and it`s VERY convenient. It`s for the long haul... only YOU know how long you want to be doing this. good luck

no doubt man....I really wanna set up a good gym in my basement. I might just start investing in buying a set every pay check.