I am a girl but I don't want to pay $ to get cancerYMCA, Anytime, Golds (not very clean IMO), or Snap.I'm on vacation for a few weeks and found an amazing gym. I wish I could bring it back to Lincoln with me. Although I've never been in a Lincoln gym. Any recommendations? I'm not taking classes this summer so I can't use the UNL rec center. Basically the only things I want in a gym that I don't have at home are: squat rack, assisted pullup/dip machine, lat pulldown.
Anyhow, just got done doing these things:
Back extensions
Lat pulldowns
Barbell rows
Dumbbell rows
Lunges
Step ups
Squats (can finally add weight on the bar next time)
Calf raises
Farmer's walk
Stair machine
There is also Planet Fitness, is where I go. Its cheaper, and CLEAN. I pay $20/month, only because I wanted the nation wide option and free guest pass. They do tanning too, since I know you are a girlIf you don't care about those things, no contract, they are $10/month.![]()
It really comes down to cost too. YMCA is income based. Golds is 20/month IIRC. Anytime is around $30, and Snap I have no idea, but I have heard good things about them.
I have not heard anything about Good Life. I would check for online reviews.I am a girl but I don't want to pay $ to get cancer![]()
Thanks for the info. Have you heard of Good Life fitness at all? (Just wondering if it's bad or you didn't know anything about it).
I used to go to the one on 70th and A, since my parents were members there. It's pricey but they have a lot of stuff, and the equipment is usually in good shape.I used to go to Prairie Life out on W. Pst years ago. Don't know if it is still there but it was a good place. Would lift and then go swim or sit in the hot tube.
I have never tried floor presses...I have been doing a lot of pause work when it comes to bench and squat. On bench, I would set my safety bars where they are an inch above my chest. I would then proceed to start benching and would lower the bar till it rested on the safety bars, count a 3 Mississippi and then press back up. It's an a$$ kicker. I do the same for squats.Chest day. Tried floor press after regular bench as an accessory movement. Can already tell I'll be really sore tomorrow.
ADS said:Chest day. Tried floor press after regular bench as an accessory movement. Can already tell I'll be really sore tomorrow.
Stumpy1 said:I have never tried floor presses...I have been doing a lot of pause work when it comes to bench and squat. On bench, I would set my safety bars where they are an inch above my chest. I would then proceed to start benching and would lower the bar till it rested on the safety bars, count a 3 Mississippi and then press back up. It's an a$$ kicker. I do the same for squats.ADS said:Chest day. Tried floor press after regular bench as an accessory movement. Can already tell I'll be really sore tomorrow.
Floor press is a b!^@h! Rest and Pause I do all the time now.