Steve Reeves Homemade Silver Era Incline Bench

[@DavidH373]

“My Dad recently turned our home gym into a yoga studio”... Oh man, the terrible feels I got when I heard that. I’m so sorry for your loss...

[@tjahajasuryadinata4432]

so much pain

[@louisjamesactor]

This really made me laugh. The clear out did get me focusing back on the basics and standing up a lot more performing silver era exercises :) All the best with your training

[@darkhorses5394]

The sound of those birds....SO soothing. GREAT job w the bench.

[@MintStiles]

Actually super simple and effective!!! Great bench.

[@aryak.9623]

you are a genius. This is so simple yet so effective. In our days we are all so obsessed by complexity and technology that we should be ashamed. This is great, effective and affordable for everyone. Thank you for sharing this!

[@chriscardona6292]

Awesome idea. Could you PLEASE post directions on how to make this bench!

[@ryder_cooked6038]

He told you the board size and the angles of each corner what more do you need

[@matthewsandia]

Dude, I'm surprised this video doesn't have more views and likes

[@louisjamesactor]

Thank you :)

[@VishalS-u4h]

Great Job Bro . Simple but still very effective

[@nightowl1714]

That's fantastic. Great work. I like how you just turn it over and get different angles. And how you designed the seat to go in.

[@Gollimolli]

a hole in each side for the seat, and there is an incline bench with three different angles

[@jeltef3190]

I would doubt if that would be sturdy enough for heavier loads. Yet a great idea! U could also make it flat, and then 2 or 3 steps. I don't know to explain that tho.

[@louisjamesactor]

Exactly :)

[@rwilkins4079]

Awesome stuff! Great idea!

[@CrusaderMuscle]

Awesome video. Great addition to a home gym.

[@martinlaw449]

Great job well done

[@1976Markku]

Simplisity at it's best. Got to make that some day.

[@wyndrs]

So did you actually build one? I'm planning to make one of these but I don't have the measurements.

[@allyoursrob]

Excellent Man

[@louisjamesactor]

Thanks

[@kilogram064]

I so need to build one of these.😊😊😊

[@wyndrs]

So did you actually build one? I'm planning to make one of these but I don't have the measurements.

[@errolpaul8043]

Excellent!

[@muralikrishna-tw5fw]

Super bro

[@gfjntv7622]

Great job..

[@louisjamesactor]

Thank you

[@babycheesus666]

amazing!

[@frankyfrank8523]

This is nice.

[@430amtrader5]

perfect

[@frankyfrank8523]

I need the dimensions. Anyone has the blueprints?

[@HzrdHaze]

Thank you!

[@alexschonski3637]

great stuff

[@FolksingerFitness]

Smart design!

[@YU-ed5wn]

Great udea

[@fitnesslife1961]

Super!!! 👏👏👏

[@louisjamesactor]

Thank you

[@gabriellejosef-marie2980]

Pretty neat!

[@andrey-cristiansirbu9681]

What is the measurements of the first one?

[@kartikjanjal9156]

Man could you please send me photos of this bench from all angles. I wanna build one for my self to..

[@briand5047]

I remember that piece with the red handles against the back wall. Anyone know what it is called?

[@viking1372]

Would it be correct to cut the longest board about whatever height you are, then the other ones accordingly? Thanks, That bench is simple and effective.

[@therampatnaik]

Measurements please...

[@virgiln9207]

Would you be able to bench heavy weight with this?

[@louisjamesactor]

I have used 25kg dumbbells and it has held up well. It was built to allow me to maintain some upper chest gains whilst on lockdown, alongside pressing, so form and mind muscle connection took priority over poundage. Thanks for watching :)

[@robdirauso]

Hello, the measurements?

[@andrey-cristiansirbu9681]

Yeah man what is?

[@robdirauso]

@@andrey-cristiansirbu9681 incline bench the wooden beams

[@motivator2582]

What about decline bench man

[@Carlmuscleman67]

That's awesome piece, what's the size of the 3 lengths Louis might see if I can make one

[@vincentdion751]

I think that the length will change depends on how tall you are. You should pick a height that is correct based your size

[@georgeskaram5439]

smart design

[@armandorodriguez5004]

Demasiado simple , peligroso para hacer pecho se trazaría los soportes ( el máximo peso para pecho con mancuernas o barra sería como con 10 kilos con un hombre de 50 kilos la tabla inclinada debe estar muy segura para soportar 150 a 200 kilos suerte