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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Never1AShow on November 02, 2014, 02:57:36 PM
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I've always thought the 35 pound plate was kind of the bastard stepchild of the weight room. Its uses are mostly limited to when the hippos in the cardio rooms have stolen every ten pound plate in the gym for some mysterious ritual that still keeps them fat.
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It not as bad as those 10 pound bumper plates that are the size of 45's.
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I recently bought ten 35lb plates for my home gym. They are very useful on T-bar rows. Small diameter = increased range of motion.
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I prefer them to the 45's.
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I recently bought ten 35lb plates for my home gym. They are very useful on T-bar rows. Small diameter = increased range of motion.
How much do you do for t-bar rows?
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I recently bought ten 35lb plates for my home gym. They are very useful on T-bar rows. Small diameter = increased range of motion.
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Your t bars rows must be very weak if I put 35 pound plates on the t bar it would be useless you have the strength of a petite woman.
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Your t bars rows must be very weak if I put 35 pound plates on the t bar it would be useless you have the strength of a petite woman.
You will probably be able to afford your own equipment someday son
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i belong to a gym now that doesnt even have 35 pound plates. i guess they thought they were pointless.
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i belong to a gym now that doesnt even have 35 pound plates. i guess they thought they were pointless.
You don't really need them. But they do serve a purpose in some cases.
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I've always thought the 35 pound plate was kind of the bastard stepchild of the weight room. Its uses are mostly limited to when the hippos in the cardio rooms have stolen every ten pound plate in the gym for some mysterious ritual that still keeps them fat.
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Quality York plates right there
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Didn't know there was such a thing as 35 pound plates.
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I never got the #35 or 15kg hate, it's a useful size especially in olympic lifting, and beats grabbing a #25 and a #10 or their kilo counterparts.
The people and plates I've soured on are the little micro plate goofs, scouring the net for the perfect .5 pound plate ::).
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It not as bad as those 10 pound bumper plates that are the size of 45's.
Those are helpful for those just starting out, especially women.
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25 kg plates what about them?
45lbs plate is only 20,4kg
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You don't really need them. But they do serve a purpose in some cases.
agreed. just throw on a 25 and 10/or two 5s and youre good to go.
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agreed. just throw on a 25 and 10/or two 5s and youre good to go.
I like to use 14, 2.5s myself.
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Why not a 15 pound plate also, at least then there'd be some symmetry, 5, 15, 25, 35,45. Maybe it can be the a Bob Paris Symmetry beginners weight set.
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I found them to be useful in using 2 per side on the e-z curl bar in lying French presses. It saves space on the bar.
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I like to use 14, 2.5s myself.
haha, that would be hilarious to see ;D