shyne
Sep 18 2009, 07:27 PM
The gym I've been going to for the past two years closed every location in my city. In each instance we were given no notice besides a note on the door when we arrived. They transferred our memberships to Gold's but they are lacking. The old place had heavy & speed bags, full basketball courts, along with the usual stuff. So now I had gone about three weeks w/o a workout. It's looking like I'll have to do it at home but fortunately I have some dumbbell and barbells at the crib, plus a sand pit in the back yard. With the back injury I sustained this could actually be a blessing in disguise. Maybe I needed to get away from the conventional methods, and try something a bit more subtle. So with all that being said I'm posting this to solicit ideas on working out from home. I have some general info available but I know we have some cats here with very in depth knowledge *um...this doesn't include you dap...sorry* ...so if you have any info...fire away. My primary goal is to strengthen my core to ward off the bad back vibes. Hopefully I can regain the explosiveness I had prior to the injury *strokes mustache* with you all's help.
turbotime
Sep 18 2009, 09:31 PM
supermans are a pretty good excercise for your back, as are planks.
csrighthook
Sep 18 2009, 09:37 PM
my gym has the bands with handles with all different levels of resistance, i thought they were for old ladies for a long time but i've started using some of them and they've kicked my ass. i haven't seen a logo on them, but i know terrell owens sells some that are supposed to be pretty good, there's some videos on you tube of him with them. i don't think they're too expensive, and you can use them anywhere and they do work really well..
don't know much about the core except the basic stuff..
daprofessor
Sep 26 2009, 07:42 AM
forget u then.
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