Home Gyms

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I'll check those out Doug, thanks!
Cagney, Goruck's spy ruck for women is the one I ordered for Lizzy. It is 16lbs. I keep you updated on her thoughts. Just a heads up if you decide to order it from them... I placed the order the morning of the 11th of March, and even checking in with customer service, I was told they were planning on shipping it this week but have not reviewed a shipping notice yet. Seems a bit slow, but maybe I am use to the speed of Amazon or the customer service of @The Gimp :ROFLMAO:
 

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Does anyone workout with a weighted vest? I’m trying to decide if I’m a wimp or have terrible posture, or if it’s just not for everyone.
This is the one I use. It balances nicely if you load it right. When I was training hard for the Murph, I was doing every gym workout with 40 lbs of weight in it and 60 pounds for walks, jogs. It takes awhile to work up in weight (start with 15-20 lbs.), but you will notice a huge difference in how much easier things re when you build yourself up. It took me a couple months to work up to the 60 lb misery.

 
OK, 40Lbs of Dog Food actually is a workout, but here is my real home gym. A whole lot is going on in this picture, but the gym is in the midst of it all.
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