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If there’s one way to maintain all your meat and increase fat loss, joint stability, and core strength while feeling brutally challenged and mentally stimulated at the same time, then this is it.

Bring on Suspension Training!

By: Mike Scialabba Added: Sept 1st, 2010
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    Snow chains!!! FTMFW!!!

    God I hope this has not been done/posted before.

    So, yesterday I was wondering around my parents yard looking for something to tie weights to my fat ass for dips/chins. AH HA!! I found it under some weeds in the south 40....I unraveled it, and what do I see? SNOW CHAINS! hahaha...from my dads bad ass 1982 Mazda B2000 truck. And let me tell you, that thing works like a charm...it fits me well... and has a looooot of room for me to "grow into" (meaning lots and lots of attachment options/points for hanging weights). I will post pics later if I can get some one to snap some shots of it.
    edit: pics posted down below!
    Last edited by borracho; 06-21-2007 at 11:24 PM.

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    Snow...New Mexico...Snow...New Mexico...huh???

    I love when people find things to work for them oughtta much cheaper inventions. My squat rack oughtta block beats you but I am still very interested. Post some pics of you using it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nddillon View Post
    Snow...New Mexico...Snow...New Mexico...huh???
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    wow...

    sorry clueless here!

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    we actually get some pretty brutal winters...just sorta hard to predict. this past winter, I busted my oil pan twice...then I purchased a skid plate because of the snow we got..

    this past winter at my parents house, just a lil north of santa fe.
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    ^is that a jetta or golf?

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    It is an R32....AWD golf.

    edit: with a good solid 6-8in of snow.
    Last edited by borracho; 06-19-2007 at 04:42 PM.

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    What?!?!? New Mexico? We haven't got 8 inches of snow in well over 6 years now (Lexington, Ky)!

    Nate no understand


    Nice car, nice snow, where's the pick of the snow chain weight belt?

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    Quote Originally Posted by nddillon View Post

    Nice car, nice snow, where's the pick of the snow chain weight belt?
    uumm..yeeaa...sorry about that. I havent had time, er, made time. I am working FT and taking a summer class which is taking up a lot of my time. Tomorrow is looking like chest so I will do dips tomorrow so I will see if my pops will take some pics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nddillon View Post
    Snow...New Mexico...Snow...New Mexico...huh???

    I love when people find things to work for them oughtta much cheaper inventions. My squat rack oughtta block beats you but I am still very interested. Post some pics of you using it.
    oughtta? Are you just making up words?

    Do you mean "out of"?
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    yeah I think he wrote oughtta (ought to) instead of outta (out of).

    ie: He prolly oughtta spell check his stuff before we bug the crap outta him about it.


    Looking forward to seeing the snowchain pics
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    I am a fat ass. I know this. I have admitted this. I dont need any of you to tell me. That being said, here are da pics!!



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    Awesome!

    Hey, BTW, is that an industrial size bread oven behind you in the second pic? It looks like one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Guido View Post
    Awesome!

    Hey, BTW, is that an industrial size bread oven behind you in the second pic? It looks like one.
    Nope thats the platform he puts the big block engine (out of frame) on when he's practicing for strongman.

    looking good man. You're not fat, lol. Anyone dipping greater than bodyweight is on the right track. The snow chain rocks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Guido View Post
    Awesome!

    Hey, BTW, is that an industrial size bread oven behind you in the second pic? It looks like one.
    As you are looking at the pic, the far left item is a stainless steel sink, similar to what youd find at a restaurant. The other item is a smoker...we use it for smoking turkey and ribsssss!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Teufelhund View Post
    Nope thats the platform he puts the big block engine (out of frame) on when he's practicing for strongman.

    ....its actaully a small block chevy...but yea....
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