GHR- worth it?

[I'D RATHER BE DEADLIFTING]

Here's the deal. I don't have money to burn, but I can afford a GHR bench if it is worth it. Now, "worth it" can mean different things to different people. If using this thing on a consistent basis can give myself and my training partners an increase in our totals of 40+ lbs, I would consider it worth it. I realize it isn't a magic machine and wont give me 50 lbs on my squat or dead after 2 weeks, but if I spend this money I want something that I will be able to use for a long time and help me to increase my lifts.

I want input from those who own one, have used one, thought of buying one, etc. I'm not one of those fat bastards who buys a $4000 treadmill and sells it the next year unused. I will be powerlifting for years to come and the GHR won't go anywhere. Opinions please!!

 

[AnimalMass1]

It's the best thing that ever happened to me. As long as you learn ot use it correctly, nothing will make your hams stronger and bigger.

AnimalMass

 

[beercan89]

I think you should get it

 

[Jagermeister]

IRBD,

which one are you thinking of buying? the one from Elite, Sarden, or another?


Jager

 

[GRIMMER]

I have used Elites model and a few others and Elites is by far the BEST. Don't get one unless it is from Ellite others just don't compare. With that being said i am also trying to figure out how i can get one. I feel that other than the reverse hyper , this is the only other thing that is holding my total back. I believe that i cuoud put a 100 lbs on my total in a year with the help of the GHR. I feel very strongly about it.

 

[Deciever1]

if you guys could choose, would you take a reverse hyper , or glute ham?

 

[I'D RATHER BE DEADLIFTING]

See, I can use a makeshift reverse hyper with bands as resistance, but have not found a comfortable way to mimic the GHR. I am really thinking of getting it. Few more testimonials and I'll have Dave on the phone.