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 Prevent Dumbbells from Rolling, tip to secure dumbbells on floor

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mikehuan
post Dec 18 2010, 02:03 PM

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QUOTE(harris92 @ Dec 18 2010, 02:00 AM)
Hey guys, just curious. Since my parents aren't that supportive of me going to a commercial gym (due to the distance), I'm working out at home, and I'm terrified I'll crack the tiles if the heavy weights drop, what I'm wondering is what kind of flooring does gyms use, so it can withstand the shock of falling weights.

Any any ideas guys?
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first of all, dont exercise on tiles, it'll crack for sure if dbs drops from a standing position, unless you have those factory grade heavy duty ones tongue.gif .
just be careful when setting down the weights, and invest in some rubber mats like what you see in gyms. usually gyms just have bare concrete flooring with padded rubber mats.
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post Dec 19 2010, 02:54 AM

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QUOTE(LadyVanity @ Dec 19 2010, 02:06 AM)
same here lol. only marble and terazzo here. but now my dbs and barbells hv been practically untouched for years since i enrolled at a gym.
i used yoga mats whn i worked out at home to put my weights on. the foam type. get a few and stack them up and you'll have a nice, padded surface to protect ur tiles.
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now thats a good idea too


 

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