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Olympic Collar & Chain Lock System
Utilize 'Old School' training methods while maintaining workout safety
Simple 'Training with Chains' Methodology At the top or lockout portion of any lifting movement an athlete is holding the most weight when incorporating chains into a workout. As the athlete lowers the bar, the workout surface assumes the weight of the chain and the resistance becomes less. As the athlete completes the positive movement of the lift, he/she now reassumes the progressive weight of the chain as it comes off the workout surface. Therefore by the simple laws of gravity and physics, the athlete is causing positive adaption. Where an athlete's workload is usally heavy to light it is now reversed - light to heavy. An excellent tool utilized for many lifts including all presses, squats, cleans, etc. Specifications & Cost 1 Set Includes - (2) collars @ 5 lbs each = 10 lbs (2) extension chains with rings and quick links = 6 lbs (2) 1/2" chains @ 7' long @ 3 lbs/ft = 42 lbs Net wt - 58 lbs$150.00 / ea Additional lengths / combinations of chain are also available: 1/2" Chain = weight is 3 lbs / ft$5.00 / ft 5/8" Chain = weight is 4 lbs / ft$10.00 / ft 3/4" Chain = weight is 6 lbs / ft$15.00 / ft To place an order or to request a quotation or further information please contact steve@allamericaniron.com. All equipment pricing is current and does not include shipping. All items are shipped via the most cost effective method including UPS, FedEx, USPS, or common carrier USF Holland. |