Recommendations on adjustable weight dumbbells
shst07
Posts: 61 Member
Hi.
I'm new to this group and had a few questions, if anyone could help me out. I'm wanting to start lifting heavy at home since to me, it's a little more convenient than going to a gym. I was wondering if any of you had any recommendations on a brand of adjustable weight dumbbells? And also any recommendations on an at-home weight-lifting program (via internet, book, etc)? Just FYI: I am a 47 year old female, 5'6", weigh 205, and am incrementally upping my calories by 100 per week to start my reset in the next few weeks. I am currently at 1700 cals per day. Thank you for any suggestions.
I'm new to this group and had a few questions, if anyone could help me out. I'm wanting to start lifting heavy at home since to me, it's a little more convenient than going to a gym. I was wondering if any of you had any recommendations on a brand of adjustable weight dumbbells? And also any recommendations on an at-home weight-lifting program (via internet, book, etc)? Just FYI: I am a 47 year old female, 5'6", weigh 205, and am incrementally upping my calories by 100 per week to start my reset in the next few weeks. I am currently at 1700 cals per day. Thank you for any suggestions.
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I have the Powerblocks up to 50lbs - should have gotten the Selec techs - Powerblock is bulky and takes time to change weights - which is a pain when you are doing something like Chalean Xtreme that needs quick changes....0
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Thank you so much! I will look into those!0
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I would recommend New Rules of Lifting Supercharged for a program to follow. The book just came out in December.0
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Thank you! I have heard others mention that book too so I'll look into that.0
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I have the Powerblocks up to 50lbs - should have gotten the Selec techs - Powerblock is bulky and takes time to change weights - which is a pain when you are doing something like Chalean Xtreme that needs quick changes....
I totally agree with this ^^^^
I use my husband's Power Blocks but they tend to be awkward with certain moves, and sometimes I have to pause the video in order to change up my weights. I really wish I had the Select Techs!!! They seem well worth the $$$0 -
I have the Powerblocks up to 50lbs - should have gotten the Selec techs - Powerblock is bulky and takes time to change weights - which is a pain when you are doing something like Chalean Xtreme that needs quick changes....
Oh my, just checked out those SelectTechs, they're a bit gorgeous. Think I've found something to save up the £££s for0 -
I have these http://www.exercise.co.uk/marcy-bruce-lee-dragon-adjustable-dumbells-2-x-25kg-with-stand/ (minus the stand) and I'm very happy with them.
They may only be available in the UK and I'm not sure where you are, but either way this may be of interest to other readers0 -
I just got some cheap ebay ones that go up to 15 kg each as a start. I use New rules of lifting for women and change exercises to dumbbell ones. Works for me until I can leave my youngest for any period of time and join a gym I quite like scoobys workshop too, its a website0
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Thank you!0
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We have the Select Techs and love them. We got them 5+ years ago at a "Play It Again Sports" store at a nice discount. I'm not sure if those stores are still around. Ours came with the stand as well which I LOVE because we don't have to bend down and pick them up off the floor each time.0