Fitness equipment

On Oct 14, 1:26 pm, draganw <draga... RemoveThis @gmail.com> wrote:
> Fitness equipment at...http://fitness-trainers.blogspot.com/

I think you should get yourself a bowflex.

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Curt <curtjames.RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Oct 14, 1:26 pm, draganw <draga....RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Fitness equipment at...<snip>

> York Barbell
> New York Barbell (if you believe what you see online anyway)
> The local department store
> Walmart
> Target
> K-Mart (maybe - haven't been there in a long time)
> The gym - Gold's, Planet Fitness, etc.
> Your kitchen - do some curls with those water jugs and canned foods!

> Where else?

At least here in the UK there's a lot of fitness equipment being
junked, so you can often pick up small dumb bell sets very cheaply in
charity stores, and the bigger stuff, plus exercise machinery,
benches, etc., in junkyards.

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plus, if you want new equipment, the larger TESCO stores have a great
selection of small equipment at very reasonable prices... I use some
of it with my clients, and recommend them to buy from TESCO when they
want their own equipment.

tim.

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