This sounds like something I would do haha 😅 Thanks for commenting and sharing that bit of information 👍🏼

Seems to be the inflation trend. What are they now? Thanks for sharing as well 👍🏻

@@HealthFitnessTech The 10kg are $35 now. ty for the video it helped me

Oh wow they really have. No worries! I’m happy it was able to assist you. The only thing I can say is that they do last a long time. Mine are still in good condition to this day,

Thank you so much for the positive feedback! I'm glad it was able to be of assistance. Hope you're enjoying the product 👍🏼🙏🏼

Thanks for the positive feedback 👍🏻 no worries, I weighted around 85kg at the time. You can use one, but you would have to be a lot stricter with the movement and avoid swinging if you don't put any weights on the base. Basically, I've used one, and it can get the job done. I only had the b-bars, I think the basebar pro wasn't around when I purchased the b-bars at that time. I also have a video of the Big bars if you haven't seen that one. Thanks again for the questions and I hope this was able to answer them 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Great question! I would say yes, you technically could do it, although I have never done it. You would definitely have to have some solid weight on the base of the Big Bar, otherwise it will tip when you start to lean forward. Hope this was able to answer your question. Thanks for the question, really helps the channel 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thanks for commenting! 👍🏼 it’s done really well for me, can’t complain for the price that’s for sure

Thanks for the question. In the high mode it gets to 129cm and in the low mode it’s 91cm. Hope that was able to help you out. 👍🏼 Be sure to checkout the full review and long term review on the channel.

​@@HealthFitnessTechmy bars are 100ch max can i do chin up like you? im 170cm tall

You could, but it would be tight. You also wouldn't be able to straighten your arms when going down on the pull-up. So I would say yes you could, although it probably won't be an optimal experience.

​@@HealthFitnessTechthanx my friend

No worries! I’m glad it was able to make a buying decision. Thanks for the positive feedback, I really appreciate that 🙏🏼 🙏🏼 Feel free to let me know how you go as well.

Thanks so much for the positive feedback! 🙏🏼🙏🏼 Definitely most welcome. glad you found it useful 👍🏼

Great question! Thanks for commenting 👍🏼 I would say it might depend on your situation. If you have space you could just buy some dip bars and then you have pull-ups and dips covered. It also will be cheaper. Although, you will have two separate fitness items. If you get the b-bar, you could have both pull-ups and dips covered in the one item and adjust when needed. I will say that the B-Bars won't give you that full range of motion pull-up like a pull-up station would, but it will save you space if that's really important. I hope that was able to assist you. Thanks again for commenting 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Technically, yes you could store them outside. However, I would store them away from rain or at least under a cover. I would just be worried about the metal rusting with the liquid. So I would say the longevity would be impacted if always exposed to rain. I used to store my B-Bars outside in a verandah. It was under a cover, but still in the open. The B-Bars are made from the same materials as the Big Bar. They did get rust over time, but work perfectly fine. Basically to sum up, yes you can, but I would keep an eye on them for rust if you do. More so, for the longevity, but they won't actually break if you do. Hope this was able to help. Thanks for the question 🙏🏼

Thank you so much! 🙏🏼🙏🏼 Really appreciate the positive feedback 👍🏼

Thanks so much for the great feedback! 🙏🏼 I'm glad the video was helpful for you 👍🏼

Thanks so much for the feedback 🙏🏼🙏🏼 I can say it's never tipped where the actually squat rack has fallen. I usually put some weights on the base of the squat rack to help with that. I have racked the barbell where the barbell has hit the squat rack, where the top of the squat rack tipped a little, but the base was sound. But I've never had an incident where it's fallen. Hope that was able to help. Let me know how you go which ever squat rack you decide to get 👍🏼

All good 👍🏼 Glad the video was helpful for you to make a decision. Let me know what you get instead. Thanks for commenting 🙏🏼🙏🏼

​@@HealthFitnessTechYes, I bought the dip handle attachment for my Ironmaster bench. Excellent quality for a quater of the price. Not as versatile as the B bars but I can do dips, knee raises, leg raises and L-sits. All I need for now. I will buy a pair of Klimmzugstangen dip bars if I want to upgrade. Cheers.

@@glennhart4267 ah nice! good you're making a purchase for your situation. Good luck with it all 👍🏼 thanks again for sharing 🙏🏼

Thanks for the question 👍🏼 My wrist is tiny lol! it's just over 6.5 inches and I thought the 47mm was okay. I did like the bigger screen compared to the 43mm. I would say you would be fine since your wrist is bigger than mine. Definitely your preference though. Hope that was able to help and feel free to let me know how you go.

@@HealthFitnessTech thanks for the reply! I got my galaxy watch for free with my S24 ultra over last weekend. It's the 44mm one and it looks pretty decent on my wrist. the screen is ok sized but i think I might trade it in a few weeks and get the 6 classic 47mm.... which I can get for £150. gonna go to a Samsung store and see how the 47mm looks. I can already tell the 43mm will be ok given the 44mm one is fine on my wrist. but i feel i could do with a bigger screen tbh!

@amkrishnan8732 The screen size is definitely a bonus! Just easier to see the smaller details when you’re glancing. I agree, test it out and see if you like it.

@@HealthFitnessTech update: i went to the samsung store in london and tried it on. It looked awesome. Ended up buying it online and trading my Watch 6 in. The 6 classic is soooo nice on my wrist! Love the bezel. Ended up getting the 47mm silver one with a navy strap

@amkrishnan8732 Awesome my friend! It’s sooo good hey. I’m glad you’re happy with your decision 👍🏼 Thanks again for sharing your experience 🙏🏼

Thanks for reaching out. I'll keep it mind going forward. Thanks again 👍🏼

Yep 😀

100% yes! Check out my full review in the channel to see 👍🏻 thanks for the comment 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Ah mate, that's a shame! Thanks for sharing. What went wrong?

@@HealthFitnessTechyou don’t show in any detail how the connectors join the upper and lower nets, just quickly gloss through that section, and the instructions show some alleged easy threading that is not evident at all while attempting assembly.

@fonzaphreakinrelli Thank you for the feedback 👍🏼 Definitely something I can look at for future videos.

i figured it out shortly thereafter. Slight trial and error, but not a slight on you mate. Thanks for the reply.

@fonzaphreakinrelli ahh so good to hear! Ah mate, I definitely struggled setting it up 🤣 all good, let me know how it goes for you when using it.

Oh no! Just to clarify, I'm going to guess that if the rope has snapped I would probably return it. It would be hard to fix the rope and I'm guess it would probably have the be replaced as the rope makes it flexible to bend. I would say return it. I'm sorry that happened, that sucks! hope it works out for you, Thanks for sharing

@@HealthFitnessTech just tried it out without and works perfectly fine as it still stays connected when I just put the bars together🎉

Sweet! How good is that! 👍🏼🎉🎉

I’m also in the same club 👍🏼 5’6 as well. I must say being shorter does have it’s advantages in home fitness equipment 😂

You probably couldn’t get a full extension on your arms when doing ring pull-ups. You would have to bend your knees, but they probably wouldn’t touch the ground. I’m 169cm tall, so being shorter helps here haha 😅The only solution I could think of, is if you place the B-bars on something a bit higher to give more depth and increase the height of the b-bars, for example, putting it on planks of wood on each side. Just a thought there. Thanks for the question, apologies I couldn’t be more definitive.

@@HealthFitnessTech I appreciate your review because all the others didn't show it with rings. I just have never used rings before and in your clip there's still a lot of strap, is it possible to make the strap shorter? Like could you make the strap so short that the ring is almost touching the bar? Sorry if this a silly question.. kind of new to rings and don't have a pair yet to see if that's true

Thanks so much for the positive feedback! Really appreciate it. 👍🏼🙏🏼🙏🏽

Thanks for sharing. That's really helpful to know 🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks for taking the time to comment and positive feedback. I really appreciate it! 👍🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

In my opinion/experiences, if physical activity tracking is your focus, then I would go for Garmin. I personally have a Garmin Venu 3 at the moment and really enjoy it for exercise tracking. If you want health data and better smart watch features as a general smart watch, the Samsung will do a solid job, but just falls short for activity tracking. The Garmin Vivoactive 5 is a good Garmin. It's similar to the Venu 3 I have with just fewer features, but it's cheaper as well. I hope that helped, and thanks for the question it really helps the channel. 👍🏼👍🏼

@@HealthFitnessTech but my budget only allows to choose between vivoactive 5 and Garmin 165 , and I use both iPhone and Samsung, I do most workout in gym and running sometimes but only limited to 5~10k, also I have Apple Watch ultra2 already but it only compatible with iPhone not Samsung…so in my case which Watch would u recommend?

I would probably pick the Vivoactive 5 because you do more gym workouts than just running. Both have basically the same feafures, but the Vivoactive 5 should be a better general smart watch as well. If you want to really focus on running and don't care about smart watch features, since you have the apple watch, then the 165 would be your choice.

@@HealthFitnessTech in which way does the vivoactive 5 have more smart features?

@@brucelin5842 I did some research. I think this might be a good video to help you with the decision kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqDVgKFnga6rf9U

Great question! I would say a little, but it's never to the point where I'm worried or it puts me off. Putting weight on the base can help with that, but I've never had any issues with shaking on the high mode. Thanks for the comment. I appreciate it 👍🏼🙏🏼

@@HealthFitnessTech good stuff man! keep it up

Thanks so much mate, legend 👍🏼

Thanks for the comment! If you check 11.28 on the video I show a brief snippet of putting the bar down into the low mode. It’s pretty easy to lower it, just have to push each side of the bar alternately, bit by bit until you get the holes to match up. It probably takes 2 mins. Hope this helps. Cheers again for the support 👍🏼

Thanks for the feedback 👍🏼 Tbh I'm not 100% sure of the weight limit. I was trying to find the info but wasn't able to locate it. I was about 80-85kg, so I would say 100+ might be getting to the limit, but that's my view there. I could be wrong. I have a video reviewing the big bar on my channel. It has a high weight limit and is a stand-alone bar. Check it out, I think it might be up your alley. Let me know how you go. Sorry I wasn't more helpful, and thanks again for commenting 👍🏼

Thanks for the question. I’m not even sure myself to be honest. Sorry I couldn’t be more a help. Hopefully it can be fixed 👍🏼

Thanks for question! I’ve stored this outside under cover for the whole time I’ve owned it, and it’s still holding up well. To be honest, I haven’t used it too often, so I can’t comment how it would go if you were to use it everyday or even 3+ times per week. But from my experience, It’s been fine for long term use, but it will depend on how often you use it, where it’s stored, and if there’s anything that may cut the net in your backyard or whereever you set it up. Sorry I couldn’t be more specific and thanks again for the question, really helps the channel. 🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Thank you so much for the fantastic comment! It's great that you're happy with the watch and you've given some pretty practical use cases that people can refer to. I think the workout points you have given is great feedback for Samsung to take into consideration for improvements in fitness tracking. I've actually been using the Garmin Venu 3 at the moment, and I'm really enjoying it. Please let me know if there are any other points you find out with your experience with the Classic 6. Thanks again for taking the time to comment, I really appreciate it. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

@HealthFitnessTech thanks for your reply to my comment. Very kind 🙂 I was very interested in the Venu 3, but the price was so high. I had the Venu 2 plus before Samsung gave me a really good trade in price for my old galaxy watch 4 (£105) and with the cashback offer ontop (75) I only paid £115 for my Galaxy Watch 6 Classic! I'm happy using the watch 6 for everything at the moment 😁

@@rachelhelman2098 No worries at all. Yes the price of the Venus 3 is pretty steep. Oh wow! Sounds like you got a good deal, I don't blame you there. Keeping on enjoying the watch 😀👍🏼

@@HealthFitnessTech thanks, I will. Keep your eyes open for a venu 3 update, I heard it's rolling out now 😎 👀

@@rachelhelman2098 I really should start making the video lol 😅

Thanks for the honest feedback. I have seen some mixed experiences with it, unfortunate that you haven't had a good one. I've actually started using the Shokz Open swims, and I find these to be superior to the JBL from my short amount of time with them. I'll put up a review as soon as I can. Thanks again for commenting 👍🏼

Maybe I'll check them out. Thank you

No worries at all 👍🏼 hope it works out.

Thanks for the feedback. I can say I've gotten a lot better in time with it. It does get easier. I do feel your pain there when I first had them. it takes a bit to get used to. Best of luck 👍🏼

Thank you for the great feedback 🙏🏼🙏🏼 It really helps 👍🏼

Thanks for the positive feedback 🙏🏼 The lower height is 112cm. It's fairly easy to put up and down. You just have to wriggle the bar a little to slide it off/on and line the pins up to the holes. When stored it's 74x85cm. Yes, I think you can definitely use a TRX. Essentially, it's going to be similar to using rings. I will say, if you are doing body weight rows where you are standing and leaning back, you will definitely need weights to stop the other side from tipping. I hope this was helpful, thanks again for the questions.

I haven't bought a strap. I actually sold mine. I'm looking to get a Garmin VivoActive 5 or Venu 3 to review in the near future. That's a really useful point to know. Thank you for sharing that 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Thanks so much for the great feedback 🙏🏼🙏🏼 Definitely let me know how it goes.

You can go to the channel page, and there should be a subsribe button. I hope this helped 👍🏼

Thanks for the feedback. Your comment really helps 👍🏼

No worries! I'm glad it helped. Thanks for commenting 👍🏼👍🏼

All good 👍🏼 I'm 5ft 6. About 169cm, I'm quite short 😂😂

And handsome@@HealthFitnessTech

Thank you, I'll take that compliment ☺️

Oh no sorry to hear about that! Just some context, how long have you had them for? Could it be wear and tear? Or have they been dropped? Hopefully they can start working again.

Great question! In my opinion, I would probably go with the big bar if doing pull-ups is your primary goal. You can use bands and other progressive exercises to work your way up to pull-ups. The Big-Bars would be too cramped, but it caters to other exercises better. Hope this helps. Thanks for the comment 🙏🏼🙏🏼

@@HealthFitnessTech thank you for the advice! I mainly wanted one for Pull ups. But now also for dips and inverted rows (both with rings) as well as leg raises. B-Bars seem great for dips, but I feel like L-sit/knee to chest pull ups would be difficult for me to learn with correct form as a beginner. Ring dips aren’t easy either, but probably easier to learn I think.

Yes, I think it sounds like a good option. You can even buy cheaper dip bars as well, if you have the room. All the best on your pull-up journey. Be sure to let me know how you go in the future, if you decide to get the Big Bar.

Thanks mate! Really appreciate the positive feedback 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Yes, you definitely can. In the video, I use real golf balls. I actually prefer to use real golf balls with it 🙂 Thanks for the question 👍🏼

Thanks for reaching out and great question! I’m 5ft 6 (169cm) and I can say that I can’t fully extend my arms. I would say at your height it would be very difficult to do pull-ups with any decent range of motion, since you are a fair bit taller than me and I already feel the squish. In my opinion you would have 2 options, 1) You could put platforms or something at the bases of the B-bars to make the B-bars higher and you would have more room. It would have to be stable so I would worry there. 2) You could opt for the Big Bar instead, which is a big version of the basebar and it would let you do pull-ups easily, but you wouldn’t be able to do dips. To solve this you could even get a pair of cheap dip bars for dips as well. On the website the Big bar is slightly cheaper than the B-bars. I hope this was able to help and all the best making a decision. Please let me know how you go. 👍🏼

I actually found a video that compares the big bar and base bar which is just one half of the B-bars. Watch at the end the guy is 6’1 ft. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqiwnailaL13nM0

@@HealthFitnessTech I appreciate the help.

No worries at all! Glad to help 👍🏼