Guest guest Posted October 11, 2008 Report Share Posted October 11, 2008 Hi , Not to get too goofy but the Bow Classic looks absolutely beautiful and, of course, we know it works. Miles Subject: Bow ClassicTo: bullworkerclub Date: Friday, October 10, 2008, 11:27 PM Gentlemen, We have "pre-launched" the new Boworker: Bow Classic. This can be viewed on e-Bay & Amazon. The Classic is of the original Bullworker design with a few subtle changes: Greater Resistance Greater compression distance 3 adjustable cable grips for all your cable pulls Steel-etched Powermeter Instructional Chart (Steel-Bow & Model 28 version for now) FREE carry case 5-year Warranty This model is 36" long, the longest BW available today, the strongest resistance of any model today and as close to the Bullworker from Hanover model I can do without going overboard in production costs. The cable grips are designed to slide and can be positioned for any 2-hand upper body cable pull, in addition to be used with both hands on one side for all leg cable pull exercises. This is truly a hand comfort feature and can help increase pull strength for those who experience pain in using a cable model. The Carry-case is FREE. This is because "some" case clips were exposed to inclement weather on the dock and experienced oxidation. While this does not affect the function of the case in any manner, it is less than our quality standards so I have reduced it $10 and am giving the case for FREE. It is my belief this model completes the full cycle of Boworkers. For those who desire the Strap model... there is the X-5 Gold. For those who desire a full size original style BW with some bells & whistles... the Classic. And after extensive testing against every one of my current 18 different style Boworkers... there is my favorite... the Steel-Bow. Hopefully, one of these 3 different style models will appeal to everyone. ... and yes, you can do most of the Sit-at-Home routine with this model. Not all, but most. A most gracious "thank you" to you all, Boworker Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 12, 2008 Report Share Posted October 12, 2008 I received mine yesterday. The workmanship and quality of the unit is very evident. Nice Job . Rich -- In bullworkerclub , Miles Smiles wrote: > > Hi , > Not to get too goofy but the Bow Classic looks absolutely beautiful and, of course, we know it works. > Miles > > > > > Subject: Bow Classic > To: bullworkerclub > Date: Friday, October 10, 2008, 11:27 PM > > > > > > > > > > > > Gentlemen, > > We have " pre-launched " the new Boworker: Bow Classic. > This can be viewed on e-Bay & Amazon. > > The Classic is of the original Bullworker design with a few subtle changes: > > > Greater Resistance > Greater compression distance > 3 adjustable cable grips for all your cable pulls > Steel-etched Powermeter > Instructional Chart (Steel-Bow & Model 28 version for now) > FREE carry case > 5-year Warranty > This model is 36 " long, the longest BW available today, the strongest resistance of any model today and as close to the Bullworker from Hanover model I can do without going overboard in production costs. > > The cable grips are designed to slide and can be positioned for any 2-hand upper body cable pull, in addition to be used with both hands on one side for all leg cable pull exercises. This is truly a hand comfort feature and can help increase pull strength for those who experience pain in using a cable model. > > The Carry-case is FREE. This is because " some " case clips were exposed to inclement weather on the dock and experienced oxidation. While this does not affect the function of the case in any manner, it is less than our quality standards so I have reduced it $10 and am giving the case for FREE. > > It is my belief this model completes the full cycle of Boworkers. > For those who desire the Strap model... there is the X-5 Gold. > For those who desire a full size original style BW with some bells & whistles... the Classic. > And after extensive testing against every one of my current 18 different style Boworkers... there is my favorite... the Steel-Bow. > > Hopefully, one of these 3 different style models will appeal to everyone. > > ... and yes, you can do most of the Sit-at-Home routine with this model. > Not all, but most. > > A most gracious " thank you " to you all, > > > Boworker > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 13, 2008 Report Share Posted October 13, 2008 Hi ,I saw the pictures and it looks good. Is it as long as the BW 3 from Germany? How strong is it as compared to the BW X5, Steel Bow 28 or the Super 4 from India?Thank you.Subject: Bow ClassicTo: bullworkerclub Date: Saturday, 11 October, 2008, 11:27 AM Gentlemen, We have "pre-launched" the new Boworker: Bow Classic. This can be viewed on e-Bay & Amazon. The Classic is of the original Bullworker design with a few subtle changes: Greater Resistance Greater compression distance 3 adjustable cable grips for all your cable pulls Steel-etched Powermeter Instructional Chart (Steel-Bow & Model 28 version for now) FREE carry case 5-year Warranty This model is 36" long, the longest BW available today, the strongest resistance of any model today and as close to the Bullworker from Hanover model I can do without going overboard in production costs. The cable grips are designed to slide and can be positioned for any 2-hand upper body cable pull, in addition to be used with both hands on one side for all leg cable pull exercises. This is truly a hand comfort feature and can help increase pull strength for those who experience pain in using a cable model. The Carry-case is FREE. This is because "some" case clips were exposed to inclement weather on the dock and experienced oxidation. While this does not affect the function of the case in any manner, it is less than our quality standards so I have reduced it $10 and am giving the case for FREE. It is my belief this model completes the full cycle of Boworkers. For those who desire the Strap model... there is the X-5 Gold. For those who desire a full size original style BW with some bells & whistles... the Classic. And after extensive testing against every one of my current 18 different style Boworkers... there is my favorite... the Steel-Bow. Hopefully, one of these 3 different style models will appeal to everyone. .... and yes, you can do most of the Sit-at-Home routine with this model. Not all, but most. A most gracious "thank you" to you all, Boworker Get your preferred Email name! Now you can @ymail.com and @rocketmail.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 13, 2008 Report Share Posted October 13, 2008 Gentlemen, Outside of elaborate compression measuring devices, the simplest way to measure resistance is to use a balance scale. First one must consider where the total compression point is and measure the resistance just before reaching that point. To bottom out and back off does not provide an accurate reading. The X-5, Steel-Bow Level 3, Model 28 & Bow Classic all register over 100 lbs resistance. No other current model is in that 100 lbs or more category. However, outside of leg presses or squats, any Bow with 90 or more pounds of resistance is going to be very challenging. The Level 2 Spring on the Steel-Bow is rated at 65 lbs compressed and I find that level, for most exercises, extremely challenging. Boworker From: <bullworkerusa@ yahoo.com>Subject: Bow ClassicTo: bullworkerclub@ yahoogroups. comDate: Saturday, 11 October, 2008, 11:27 AM Gentlemen, We have "pre-launched" the new Boworker: Bow Classic. This can be viewed on e-Bay & Amazon. The Classic is of the original Bullworker design with a few subtle changes: Greater Resistance Greater compression distance 3 adjustable cable grips for all your cable pulls Steel-etched Powermeter Instructional Chart (Steel-Bow & Model 28 version for now) FREE carry case 5-year Warranty This model is 36" long, the longest BW available today, the strongest resistance of any model today and as close to the Bullworker from Hanover model I can do without going overboard in production costs. The cable grips are designed to slide and can be positioned for any 2-hand upper body cable pull, in addition to be used with both hands on one side for all leg cable pull exercises. This is truly a hand comfort feature and can help increase pull strength for those who experience pain in using a cable model. The Carry-case is FREE. This is because "some" case clips were exposed to inclement weather on the dock and experienced oxidation. While this does not affect the function of the case in any manner, it is less than our quality standards so I have reduced it $10 and am giving the case for FREE. It is my belief this model completes the full cycle of Boworkers. For those who desire the Strap model... there is the X-5 Gold. For those who desire a full size original style BW with some bells & whistles... the Classic. And after extensive testing against every one of my current 18 different style Boworkers... there is my favorite... the Steel-Bow. Hopefully, one of these 3 different style models will appeal to everyone. ... and yes, you can do most of the Sit-at-Home routine with this model. Not all, but most. A most gracious "thank you" to you all, Boworker Get your preferred Email name! Now you can @ymail.com and @rocketmail. com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 13, 2008 Report Share Posted October 13, 2008 , Did the two male models pictured with you on the Bow Classic ad exclusively use the Bullworker to build their bodies? If so, that is impressive. Subject: Bow ClassicTo: bullworkerclub Date: Friday, October 10, 2008, 10:27 PM Gentlemen, We have "pre-launched" the new Boworker: Bow Classic. This can be viewed on e-Bay & Amazon. The Classic is of the original Bullworker design with a few subtle changes: Greater Resistance Greater compression distance 3 adjustable cable grips for all your cable pulls Steel-etched Powermeter Instructional Chart (Steel-Bow & Model 28 version for now) FREE carry case 5-year Warranty This model is 36" long, the longest BW available today, the strongest resistance of any model today and as close to the Bullworker from Hanover model I can do without going overboard in production costs. The cable grips are designed to slide and can be positioned for any 2-hand upper body cable pull, in addition to be used with both hands on one side for all leg cable pull exercises. This is truly a hand comfort feature and can help increase pull strength for those who experience pain in using a cable model. The Carry-case is FREE. This is because "some" case clips were exposed to inclement weather on the dock and experienced oxidation. While this does not affect the function of the case in any manner, it is less than our quality standards so I have reduced it $10 and am giving the case for FREE. It is my belief this model completes the full cycle of Boworkers. For those who desire the Strap model... there is the X-5 Gold. For those who desire a full size original style BW with some bells & whistles... the Classic. And after extensive testing against every one of my current 18 different style Boworkers... there is my favorite... the Steel-Bow. Hopefully, one of these 3 different style models will appeal to everyone. ... and yes, you can do most of the Sit-at-Home routine with this model. Not all, but most. A most gracious "thank you" to you all, Boworker Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 22, 2008 Report Share Posted November 22, 2008 Well that seems to bee a good idea if you are interested in buying in bulk. But if I should need o n e new bullworker, I think I buy from a retailer. Regards > > > > > > From: Denison <sbd102969@ ..> > > > Subject: Re:bow classic > > > To: bullworkerclub@ yahoogroups. com <bullworkerclub%40yahoogroups.com> > > > Cc: sbd102969@ . > > > Date: Thursday, November 13, 2008, 4:04 PM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Received a bow classic,it had rust spots on chrome shaft. I > > returned it and received another one with very small rust spots on > > chrome on number line has any one else had this problem? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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