Teammates -- Here's a question perfect for Marcus Colburn (and Thank You for keeping us on our toes with these challenging questions! AMM). Common sense warning: Marcus Colburn aka Mojo Frog is a former Navy SEAL and an extreme athlete and professional trainer. Make sure you adapt his ideas to your fitness level and have a Swim Buddy (aka spotter!) to work with.
Would the pullup handles fit around an Olympic barbell? I have an Olympic barbell set, and squat rack, and would want to use the Perfect Pullup through there, and I want to know if it would fit, before I decide to order. Thank you for your time. Here's Mojo Frog!
As far as the perfect handles working on a barbell...
It does & will work on a barbell set as well as a squat rack as long as you do the exercises that they can be used safely for like...BACK WORK, as well as TRAPWORK. Doing shrugs, bent over rows & anything like that ... don't get the hooks in a position so they come loose by raising it the wrong way or too high. One just has to make it so the extension from the hook to the handle doesn't get in your way. And there is an open end to the hook themselves that you have to be wary of! Just takes common sense. Just be safe because once you raise the bar over your head the handles don't make sense.
TRAIN HARD WITH PASSION, GET RIPPED & STAY READY....
HOOYAH...
"NUFF SAID"
Cheers!
Mojo Frog
P.S. Teammates, here's a quick health bulletin. It turns out that I need to have my cast on for 8 more weeks.. but that's not going to stop me. I just work on my stretching, ab work & lots of legs.. hams, quads, calves. I still practice tai chi chuan. This activity & diet is sure to help me watch my (girl-ish figure) since no one else does...grins!
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Perfect Pullup & Olympic Barbell
Friday, June 26, 2009
TGIF: Aloha from Hawaii
Guest blogger: Chad Los Banos
Thanks to Mr. Mills's products, I *think* I can "hang" with 20 year olds, even though I am twice their age! LOL! In fact, I got a few other guards and even a couple of Sgts at the facility I work at to purchase the products of Mr. Mills. They have become definite believers after doing only a few sets themselves!
I took the attached pic the other day after doing only a FEW sets on the Perfect Pushups back to back with the Perfect Pullups. I gotta thank my beautiful wife Janet for buying me the Perfect Pullup, Perfect Pushup (Love you my wife!) and special thanks to two brothers in Slovenia for sending me the Perfect Pushup Counter! That Counter is not a gadget...it'll kick your butt IF you do the Pushups properly!
Have a great God given day and again, thank you for your time!
God bless,
Chad Los Banos
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Teammates, what a picture! HOOYAH!! If you have a picture, a story, send 'em our way: getfit@perfectpushup.com.
CHARLIE MIKE -- ALDEN
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Around the World in Perfect Form
Guest blogger: Sean Glass
Thirty-three countries in half a year: that's the current rough itinerary for my wife Kellee and me. We leave in less than a month.
Over the last year, I’ve been completing a masters program at the University of Pennsylvania in the field of Positive Psychology. A class this fall focused on physical health and the various connections between physical health and optimal functioning. It turns out that fitness helps you function better mentally and emotionally. Better yet, the return on investment is substantial as being fit helps you live many more healthy years. Exercising 30 minutes a day can add 16 healthy years to your life, I worked this out as an ROI of close to 400%. If you’re interested in learning more about these findings, I’d encourage you to read Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain. Since that class, I’ve changed my lifestyle. Kellee and I both run at least three times a week, and since I’ve moved to Key West, I lift weights three times per week as well. It keeps me feeling great, and helps me be more productive.
With our upcoming trip around the world, I don’t want to give up my fitness routine. I figure that it will be fairly easy to keep up the running. I’ll just need to be able to map out a route, and set off. It’s easy to do with tools such as wikiwalki.com, a site developed by my friend Steve. But what about the weightlifting? I don’t want to lose strength or muscle tone. Luckily, I think I’ve found a great solution with the products made by Perfect Fitness. I originally got introduced to the company through my friend Mark Hammond. The way Mark tells it, the company was conceived in his living room. Mark recommended the Perfect Pushup. I’ve been using it for the last 9 months, and it’s great. I always used to hate doing pushups because of the strain they’d place on my wrists. With the perfect pushup, that’s not a problem. So, on my trip I’m going taking along the Perfect Pushup Mobile as well as two Perfect Pullup handles. Between the two, I can do chest and shoulders in a quick workout. I asked the folks at Perfect Fitness if they might be interested in me blogging about my use of their products during the trip - and took some cool pictures along the way. They said they’d love that. So, over the next seven months, I’ll be blogging occasionally about fitness on the go. I’ll also share some insights from positive psychology that might be helpful in starting, sticking to, or taking a fitness routine to the next level. It’s going to be fun - wherever I am - and I’m glad I’ll get back home in shape!