Current Events > Pull up bars on a door frame. Good or bad?
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HaVeNII7 03/16/18 6:22:50 PM #1: |
Trying this. Am attempting to get a good workout routine going without actually going to the gym lol
But anyway, does it damage door frames in your experience? Im at an apartment so damaging the property isnt really something I wanna do. Made sure to buy one that doesnt need screwed on. --- PSN/Steam: HaVeNII7 ... Copied to Clipboard!
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giantblimpN7 03/16/18 6:26:55 PM #2: |
It did in my case. Dug into the wood and fell while I was using it. Wasn't fun.
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Reis 03/16/18 6:29:07 PM #3: |
Why don't you just get a gym membership, they're not even that expensive
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HaVeNII7 03/16/18 6:31:06 PM #4: |
Reis posted...
Why don't you just get a gym membership, they're not even that expensive Well, I just enjoy being able to do it from my own place while blasting some tunes. Also, Im poor as shit so I like to save money wherever I can lol --- PSN/Steam: HaVeNII7 ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Squall28 03/16/18 6:32:09 PM #5: |
It jacked mine up.
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Touch 03/16/18 6:48:03 PM #7: |
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FrenchCrunch 03/16/18 6:53:15 PM #8: |
i had mine on a thick metal frame, it didnt damage it after over a year of use
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lilORANG 03/16/18 6:54:07 PM #9: |
it left some permanent indentations in my wooden frame.
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