Will this work with the ProSource Chinup/Pullup bar?
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I used a different door way pull-up bar with this. It looks like it will. The hooks that will tie the dip station to the pull up bar, will hook over the back bar inside pads. I wasn't thrilled with the dip station. It didn't feel solid. When I was doing dips, I was more focused on keeping the bars from wobbling then I was actually doing the dips.
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You shouldn't have any trouble using it with the relocation bracket, however because this is adjustable you really shouldn't need the bracket. I used this with a 4" pro-comp lift and no relocation bracket and it worked well. The design of this track bar eliminates the track bar as the source of any death wobble. Any additional wobble will be in control arm bushings or dampener.
779204
I use it on 2 different types of pull up bars. The Black Mountain bar and one called a perfect pull up that has a very thick bar. The clip on it is wide enough to accommodate different widths.
106040
I wouldn't see any problem using your chin up bar. Just make sure there's is NO play in the bolts that holt it in place as you will be pulling in it from different angles than its intended for as you'll be pulling sideways and not just up . So if you have bolts and not wood screws than I would say work on. Gerry
1262329
Not familiar with your pull-up bar, but I have attached these to a pull-up bar on my squat rack. Functionally they work, BUT they do drop you 7-8 inches lower, so you may need to lift your legs to clear the floor.
1614336
You should be able to attach it to your pull-up bar, or any overhead bar or beam, but make sure it's something that can support your weight, including whatever it is you have the bar attached to!!
1262327
I looked up that product and it looks like the bar is 1.25 inches in diameter. The hooks on the handles are about 1.5 inches and so they should work. Just be sure your bar isn't more than 1.5 inches in diameter. I use them on my pull up bar and they are fantastic. Definitely get them because I hurt my wrists doing pull ups on my bar by not having any give in the wrist rotation and I had to stop my pull up routine for 7 months while they healed! 7 months!
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Hey there guy I purchased this rack last summer. It already has a chin up bar built in. Its the top crossbar. It has knurling on it to grab on for grip. Solid as hell! Go for it!
1071053
I don't think that would work. Per the video, your foot will be on the ground when you first step in for safety. My pullup bar isn't very high either so I lean my feet forward some to create more room. I know sometimes I lose the full extension too.
734427
No, it is not meant for pull-ups or chin-ups. This bar is meant to be connected to a cable machine and used for bicep curls, tricep curls, rows, etc.
975864
Yes. This works. It works better than the perfect because of the specified muscle group grips. It comes with workouts and dvd. I implement fuul upper body workouts with this one piece of equipment. Best thing about it is that its fun use! Buy it!
1551232
Sorry i do not know about the bars you are talking about, so i can not answer your Question! but i know that these Gorilla Fitness Push up Bars are Great! : )
1378868
It should, as you have a screw that adjust the tightness, but I am not sure if it will be as stable. Most of the arm pressure when ridding is on the ends... the black part in the picture and that is where your bar ends are... not sure if I helped much, but that is all I can conclude with the given info. good luck. ps. overall very nice product.
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You could attach a TRX, but I think it's usefulness would be limited. The bar isn't really made for kipping pull ups, so I don't think it would be safe to use a TRX in a way that would involve leaning away from the bar. At most, I would use it the same way I would use rings for push ups. Having said that, I've never tried rings or TRX on mine, so others might have more insight.
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I can't see why it wouldn't. I think its worth trying, you can always return the bar. It't worth giving it a chance. I really am glad I have a Buddy Bar. Tone.....
782206
I have the same problem, I have a pullup bar that stands on the floor. The band still worked for me pretty well. What I had to do is bend my legs and the band rides down my thigh as I start the pullup but then as I straighten my legs the pressure comes off the thigh. It was quite awkward at first, but I got used to the motion and now I don't even notice it. They key to this is where you situation the band on the chinup bar. For example, on a wide grip chinup you need to situation the band just INSIDE your hand on the side that you're putting your foot into on the support strap. That way the strap won't cross your body or run outside your leg making it harder to bend your knees. Long story short, you can make it work, and in my opinion it is worth using the product. I've seen huge gains with it. Cheers. Ben.
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I bought this rack with the 6' Olympic Black Bar w/ Chrome Sleeve OB-72UL also sold here on amazon. the bar works with this rack just fine. The sleeves sit just outside the uprights. Not a whole lot of room to rack the bar when your done so keep that in mind.