Barbells built for lifters. Power, Olympic, and specialty bars forged for grip, balance, and raw strength.
Barbells are one of the most essential pieces of equipment for strength training. They come in various shapes and sizes, and each has a specific purpose. Deadlift bars and squat bars are two of the most commonly used barbells in powerlifting competitions and strength training. In this article, we will compare the deadlift bar and … Read more
If I had to choose one, I would take a super curl bar for versatility. Its deeper bends give you more neutral-grip options for hammer curls and extensions, while a regular EZ curl bar is a simpler choice if standard curls are your main priority. The basic difference is grip angle. A regular EZ bar … Read more
If you want to build the biggest arms possible, it’s important to incorporate some direct bicep and tricep work in the form of curls and extensions. To do this, you need to determine the best tools for the job to help you reach your goals. The two most popular options used in the gym are … Read more
If you’re here, you want to know how much that barbell you’re lifting actually weighs. Well, let’s cut to the chase—your standard Olympic barbell weighs 45 pounds or 20 kilograms. But hey, that’s just the tip of the iceberg. There are various types of barbells, each with its own weight and purpose. Stick around, and … Read more
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