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This is the first Bullworker> that allows me to attain full muscular extension in> the exercise. > What was humbling with the Level 1 spring was the> ease of resistance (for a typical male) in an> Isometric hold and the difficulty of resistance in> an Iso-Motion movement. I am unable to have this type of> movement with my 34 inch X-5 Gold, due to its> length. The Steel Bow website, but I will try> to expand on it.> With the shorter length of the Steel-Bow, full> range muscular contraction and extension is possible> for each movement. > Bruce Pechman, Mr Bicep, gave an excellent> testimony on It> reminds me of the Gert Kolbel routine for the> Exerwatch, but with much more movement, as one can> push and pull for each movement. Due to the> complete range of motion that is suggested, I am> only able to use the Level 1 spring, much to my> surprise. As your comment on analyzing equipment AND> full range of muscular movement hits home, I offer> the following experience which could beg for your> next analysis: > I was a tester for the new Steel-Bow, not the 28.> And while the isometric and isotonic Bullworker> exercises are there, the routine for Iso-Motion took> exercise to a complete new level. > Cambor> Re: Steel Bow and Full> Muscular Movement> A very intelligent review in explaining the> whys. I am short> on time and always looking for efficient ways to> exercise. I have Bullworker 3 and X5, both> nice, but the Iso-Motion exercises you describe> sound qualitatively different, and would seem good> for full body exercise and even cardio. richard pancoast wrote:> Cambor wrote: > Hi: > What is the website for the Steel-bow 28? It> sounds interesting. Bullworker USA Thangam wrote: Can anyone tell the difference between steel bowand steel bow 28.Apart from changing the spring whatis the difference (in terms of spring resistance andquality) Hopefully, this explanation will give new meaning to them. There are two excellent reviews of the products on this forum. Both models are all steel tubing, steel cables and contoured handles.
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This model is not recommended for Iso-Motion unless one is extremely powerful and disciplined. If someone is looking for "full-size" power resistance, this model is second to none. The resistance level on this model is designed to be more forgiving on the cable pulls than on the handle compression. It is for the traditional user who wants a fuller size unit for workouts. All traditional exercises are possible with this model. This model is designed specifically for use with the new Iso-Motion Fitness Program. It has inter-changing springs (3) and has total across the board use: Young, Old, Men, Women. The Steel-Bow is a 20 inch original Bullworker design.
Bullworker x5 exercise chart zip#
The zip is 800k - email me, I'll send you a copy of the zip or the separate pictures in email attachments.Folks, in a nutshell.
Bullworker x5 exercise chart zip file#
I have ten jpg's none of them larger than 150k and also have put all ten in a zip file of this chart divided up into pix. I have scanned it into jpg pictures which anyone could cut up and paste "scrapbook" style onto a home made chart of their own.Ĭonsidering the Bullworker company should be able to supply charts for the cost of postage but instead charges a rather surprising sum for a new one, I think it's better to pass around the old one as a gift of course. I have an old Bullworker Chart in colour with 42 exercises covering all from the beginning workup to advanced training. In Reply to: Bullworker posted by Dave Bowen on October 06, 19100 at 06:28:12: Posted by Mr Laurie Prior on July 07, 19101 at 09:52:48:
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