Re: Iso-Bow pump Youtube link

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> > > > > Gentlemen,

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> > > > > So far so good and thank you for your updates.

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> > > > > One of the biggest challenges is showing a very hard pull on video...

> > > > > it just doesn't look like one is pulling hard.

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> > > > > My 28-year old nephew has been pumping iron very seriously for the

last 5 months and came to a gathering sporting an impressive set of biceps. I

asked him if he would try the I-B in a slow motion " hard " pull and he agreed.

> > > > > Needless to say, his biceps " exploded " from the pump.

> > > > > He was surprised with the challenge, pump and the range of motion

experienced while getting the pump.

> > > > > It was interesting to watch his biceps " pump-up " with so little time.

> > > > > The key is the " slow-motion " hard pull rotation.

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> > > > > Many times, one gets too involved with the " spinning " and not pulling

hard enough to get that " Power Pump. "

> > > > > To do so, means the user is missing out on a very rewarding aspect of

the Iso-Bow.

> > > > > Furthermore, as stated previously, my compression on the Classic has

increased 20 points.

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> > > > > There are several You Tube videos now displaying different aspects of

the routines.

> > > > > The Isometric pulls are there, but the Iso-Motion rules the day.

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> > > > > Respectfully,

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> > > > > Bullworker

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