Hey guys. Between working out and personal training, sometimes it seems like I live at the gym. But even I have stretches when I can't get to the gym or have a client who I train at their home. A lot of you tell me you don't have time or can't afford a gym membership. Some of you just want someting for the house when you can't make it to the gym. HERE'S WHAT I USE! The Equalizer* is perfect for strength training in a home gym.

The Equalizer works the arms, chest, back and core muscles like no other. Participants use their own body weight as resistance and decide what level is right for them by "self-spotting". Self-spotting means the legs can be used to assist the user to perform exercises and/or when they cannot continue an exercise. A simple modification (usually leg placement) can allow for the set to be extended.

With the ability to easily add more repetitions (without having to stop and change a pin in a machine or have someone helping) this product becomes very versatile. This simple versatility allows the user full control over the amount of body-weight used for a given exercise. The result is greater muscle endurance and strength.

Each bar weighs 8 pounds. The dimensions are 28-1/2 inches high by 25 inches wide and it has been tested to support up to 400 pounds of body weight. The Equalizers can easily be stacked together, taking up little storage space.

Home Gyms: The Equalizer fits easily into any home gym environment. It is safe, lightweight and easy to store. By combining exercises, such as chin-ups with abdominal crunches, the Equalizer brings variety into any workout routine.

Personal Training:The Equalizer is ideal for personal trainers who are always looking for new and innovative tools to keep their client motivated and challenged."When I first saw the Equalizer, I thought -ya right what is this going to do? Well after using it, I now know what it does and it's amazing. I actually look forward to using the Equalizer in my workouts, and so do my workout partners. It works muscles that you never even knew you had, it increases your heart rate and you get an awesome over all work out". Lori