Oh, I have a very good idea to make my hanger pulley system portable. ... I just may have to do this one in secret, because it will be EPIC, hehehe. Maybe when the prototype is fully functional I might post some pictures....
Oh, I have a very good idea to make my hanger pulley system portable. ... I just may have to do this one in secret, because it will be EPIC, hehehe. Maybe when the prototype is fully functional I might post some pictures....
@TuffDong
Hey man! Id love a way to start hanging from my bed and that garment rack seems awesome to use at the end of the bed to hang. But wouldn't the rack tip over onto the bed? Or that's not an issue? Or just place heavy weights on the racks legs so it doesn't tip? Thanks man for all u do here!!
I've done the same, loved his idea and the total cost is very cheap if you're already having some weight plates.
If you don't have any weight plates you could also easily use some water bottles in a basket. If water is too light, fill the bottles with sand
@TuffDong
Hey man! Id love a way to start hanging from my bed and that garment rack seems awesome to use at the end of the bed to hang. But wouldn't the rack tip over onto the bed? Or that's not an issue? Or just place heavy weights on the racks legs so it doesn't tip? Thanks man for all u do here!!
Sure, you definitely need to place some weights on the bottom of the garment rack in order that it doesn't fall over! Easily to solve with some weight plates or water bottles placed in a basket. The weight you need to place on the bottom of the garment rack always depends on the weight you're hanging with.
@TuffDong
Hey man! Id love a way to start hanging from my bed and that garment rack seems awesome to use at the end of the bed to hang. But wouldn't the rack tip over onto the bed? Or that's not an issue? Or just place heavy weights on the racks legs so it doesn't tip? Thanks man for all u do here!!
That was my first thought, as I have that same rack pictured. They are flimsy, with crappy casters to boot. You would need to throw sand bags or cinders to keep the stand weighted.
You'd be better off grabbing some studs for $5-6 and constructing your own stand. Then screw anchor points at various locations. Pulley and carabiner attached to the anchor. Get nylon rope...
Not sure if you are a handy sort, and have a box of odds and ends. At my disposal, if I were to construct such a thing, i would have hinges and barrel bolts so I could easily break it down when not in use, and lock it nice and sturdy when in use...
My portable pulley system will go from doorway (straight up, angled) to table/desktop (straight out) in a flash...... and it will be oh so sturdy and durable, while being light and easy to move about.... hehehe
Not sure if you are a handy sort, and have a box of odds and ends. At my disposal, if I were to construct such a thing, i would have hinges and barrel bolts so I could easily break it down when not in use, and lock it nice and sturdy when in use...
im definitely not! Im sorta thinking though I have a radiator that is behind the rack, I can somehow secure the rack to the radiator so it doesnt fall forward. Should work. Im not messing with over 13lbs so shouldnt be a lot needed to secure it
My couch is low. I got a stand so I can hang comfortably on my couch. It keeps the weight off the floor. It also includes a nice cable to attach to your current setup.
My couch is low. I got a stand so I can hang comfortably on my couch. It keeps the weight off the floor. It also includes a nice cable to attach to your current setup.
How much weight are you hanging currently?
Don't you get a red glans from it with hanging with the LM chamber?
How do you wrap?
Im hanging 5-7 pounds as I'm new to this and that feels heavy enough to me. I have just been using a sleeve only while hanging. I do not get red glans.
Asking because when I'm hanging with the LM chamber, no matter how I wrap, always got a red glans afterwards for around 1 day.
This could be because of a few different reasons. One of the most important things to do when you wrap is to make sure you squeeze all blood out of the head. It is also vital to make sure this the wrap has no wrinkles or creases as this will contribute to more pain.
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