Recent content by safelifter

Hmmm, I fail to see how that term applies to the rack I'm attempting to describe to everyone here (if in fact it originated on that thread and that's what it means). The rack has to do with handling dumbells in a safer way (confused as to how ?“team dumbbell bench” applies). BTW, that little...

Soooo, again, what is "team dumbbell bench"? I'm not familiar with that term. hahaha ;) guess you also like holes in your floor too :)

Don't like dropping DB's. Dropped dumbells mark up floors in the house (or in my case could bust up the cement in the basement). Then there is the potential damage to the DB itself which probably isn't too likely unless you drop it frequently. A 100+ lb. dumbell could crack a floor board if...

Yes, that is the problem with the other solutions, no self-spotter feature. The rack I'm talking about would self-spot a dumbell. Picture this: You got 120 lb. dumbells (or whatever heavy weight is used) in hand and you are doing your set of flat DB bench presses. You get to your 8th rep, but...

To which product are you referring to? I have seen the few choices of dumbell lifting aid products and they do not offer a way to spot a lifter throughout the full ROM of a rep. In fact I've seen a few other patent ideas as well and none of them provide for spotting of dumbells once they are...

Another point to mention is that this dumbell rack lifting aid would be designed to allow full ROM without impeding movement throughout the ROM. Other tools or systems that have been designed sometimes interfere with the movement through the ROM due to design limitations. This rack would be...

I've been looking into the possibility of developing a dumbell rack that helps with the handling of dumbell weights while doing sets. Usually when body builders think of dumbell racks, they think of dumbell storage racks for hex-shaped racks. I'm not talking storage racks, but of the actual rack...