Can I do a L-sit/V-sit/Elbow-lever/bend arm handstand on these?
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The bars will handle the weight (up to 220 lbs). They may not be tall enough for some of your exercises, though. They are 5" tall.
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No, the arms only adjust up and down. They are nicely padded, so if you are a leaner, the arms are great for that.
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I'm sure you CAN, but that isn't what they are designed for. I would recommend getting actual weightlifting gloves with the proper grip for the bar. These are better suited for shadowboxing and kickboxing type workouts.
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Yes you can , the stand is heavy and will hold up , plus both arm can be moved.
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Yes. Just flip them upside down to make a horizontal platform. Hope this helps.
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Yea it can. The arms are even easy to adjust if you use them. Make sure to use the long hole if using the arms for adjustments.
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Yes you could. Check the seat mounting, it's possible you have them mounted wrong and need to be spun 180 degrees. The lever actually relieves the cylinder "not easily". but with the seat removed the cylinder could be actuated by hand.
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I was able to bend them a little. You will need plywrs as you will not be able to do it by hand.
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It can be done but not comfortably. If you have a large upper arm you will need the extensions. I think my arm is fairly small and I can barely get it to work. I just haven't gotten around to ordering the extenders.
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We did not use this for arms; just for legs and circulation. However, I believe I recall reading that you can place this 'bike' on a dining or kitchen table and use the pedals exercise your arms. Hope this helps.
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Though not a doctor or physical therapist I can tell you that I would bet you'd be fine. There is no wrist bending with these. As long as you can make a fist you should be fine. I like these a lot because of the fact that it doesn't put undue pressure on the wrists. Hope that helps.
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My usage for the items works for me as I understand that they are for vertical mounting. For different angles I simply use articulating arms as they afford the flexibility that I think you seek in a mounting solution.
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It would be diffucult because there is nowhere for your feet except on the peddles,you could let them be along for the ride and work the arm bars from the seat, but that is about the only way I see to do it. Hope this is helpful.
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Hi Skot! The arm is movable so you will be able to modify the position as you see fit.
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Absolutely! The lower and upper arms are independant of each other so you can leave a set off, I actually only have 1 set of arms on right now myself!
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No.Just make sure you tap the legs and supports tight.But I screwed the legs onto the top and screwed the supports. And I would a power drill to do this,but . A hand driver will work.
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In theory, I guess you can use the stepper while seated, but I don't think you'd receive the same benefits. Certainly, you couldn't use the arm bands without some serious adjustments.