Where to get heavy weights in UK
Dellie22
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Where should I get my heavy weights from in the UK? Any suggestions ?
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Where should I get my heavy weights from in the UK? Any suggestions ?
Your best bet would be to go online and try to get some from reputable sources, they will deliver too.
Amazon do some: http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_1_6?url=search-alias=sports&field-keywords=weights&x=0&y=0&sprefix=weight,aps,204
Argos: http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Browse/c_1/1|category_root|Sports+and+leisure|14419152/c_2/2|14419152|Weights+and+strength+training|29022084/c_3/3|cat_29022084|Weights+and+dumbbells|14419310/p/61/pp/20/s/Price:+Low+-+High.htm
http://www.sportsauthority.com/category/index.jsp?categoryId=30776390 -
Thanks, i'll have a look0
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I actually got mine from Argos. I wanted cheap but heavy weights. The shipping from online seemed really expensive when I last checked (I know they're heavy, but still). You could try checking ebay for local collection, or freecycle if you have one in your area. I'm sure in Feb and March people will have given up on their resolutions and want to get rid of them quickly!0
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haha, How heavy should I go ? Mine at the mo are 15lb0
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haha, How heavy should I go ? Mine at the mo are 15lb
If you get the bars which you can add weights to, you can gradually buy additional weights as and when you up your lifting. It won't cost a fortune all in one go then, it will spread the cost out over time.0 -
haha, How heavy should I go ? Mine at the mo are 15lb
If you get the bars which you can add weights to, you can gradually buy additional weights as and when you up your lifting. It won't cost a fortune all in one go then, it will spread the cost out over time.
ahh, I've already got some of those bars. So I'd just need the plates then?0 -
haha, How heavy should I go ? Mine at the mo are 15lb
If you get the bars which you can add weights to, you can gradually buy additional weights as and when you up your lifting. It won't cost a fortune all in one go then, it will spread the cost out over time.
ahh, I've already got some of those bars. So I'd just need the plates then?
Yes, you can buy them bit by bit individually from Argos and Amazon too0 -
haha, How heavy should I go ? Mine at the mo are 15lb
If you get the bars which you can add weights to, you can gradually buy additional weights as and when you up your lifting. It won't cost a fortune all in one go then, it will spread the cost out over time.
ahh, I've already got some of those bars. So I'd just need the plates then?
Yes, you can buy them bit by bit individually from Argos and Amazon too
Ahh, that'll be alot cheaper than expected then0 -
i was looking into this just before christmas! gumtree had a bunch though that was in london, if you are lucky you can find someone close to you flogging some cheap. though, yeh, wait a couple of months
as to "how heavy", how much do you think you'll use for me, i first picked up a dumbell about 5 months ago & have been using ones from 3 to 10kg depending on the exercise which is a nice range.
for the moment, i don't really want to go much higher with the dumbells, my muscles are willing but my wrists don't feel confident but i picked up a barbell for the first time at the beginning of the month and i might be in love0
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