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March 19, 2011

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thegetinshapegirl
Medford, MA
United States

Saturday March 19, 2011 | 9:37 PM

Any of the weight machines. Using dumbbells allows you to use your own range of motion and you must use stabilizer muscles to keep them in proper form. Not to mention when you work bi-laterally, (i.e. pushing two sepparate dumbbells in a chest press rather than one machine with two hands where your dominate side can make up for your lack of strength on your non-dominant side) your body will become equally strong on both sides! www.thegetinshapebooty.com


CF_girl
Petawawa, ON
Canada

Saturday March 19, 2011 | 7:26 PM

I agree one hundred percent with the chin up bar. I have never mastered it, and I always tell myself that someday I will. If anyone has tips on how to master it I am all ears!