What is Reddit's opinion of SHAMROCK TRIPLE GYM Raised Pullup Bar (Pullup Bar, Dip Bars & Suspension Trainer)?

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Not sure if you’re in the US or what your budget is, but I bought this for the RR and I love it! Has everything I need for pull ups, rows, dips. Add a resistance band for shoulder mobility warm up / paloff press and its all you need.

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Pushups. Regular flat on the floor, then some with feet elevated, and some with hands elevated. I'll even use those half-sphere hand-sized balls (rounded side down) under my hands for an extra challenge.

I balance the pushups with a Doorway Chest and Shoulder Stretch to prevent rounded shoulders. If you can get a door frame pull-up bar with dip bar and suspension straps, those are great. Like this one.

For the core, I'm not a big fan of sit-ups. I like leg raises, flutter kicks, planks, and the BJJ sit-through.

Warmup only takes 15' of your 1:30 workout anyway. I actually hates warmup as well but I guess the mindset is it necessary evil to reach the main course that is your strength work.

Btw, my 2 cents, if you are going to get a doorframe pullup bar, get an elevated one if you are tall. It is very nice to not having to bend your knee a lot just to get to full deadhang.

Also, get dip paralettes instead of one piece dip station, it takes quite a bit of space. Though you should get one that is long enough so your feet doesn't touch the ground.

Edit: I don't own this so cannot speak for the quality but check this one out. A bit expensive but a dip station can be over 60 bucks easily, so for that price you can have both dip station and elevated pullup bar: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0093T6R4C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_gLi8zbM46HB59

I don't think they would work. You'd probably need a barbell w/ weight to stabilize the stands, and the dip bars attach sideways on the uprights, so the barbell would get in the way. I just bought a doorway pullup bar w/ dip attachment. Works fine for me.

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I already have a multiple grip pull up bar, but I'm wondering if this is a better upgrade so I can do dips and use the straps as rings. Is it a good idea to purchase this as I learn and prepare for the RR? I believe this bar will cover all the equipment I need for the RR too, right?

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No personal experience with either, but this one has more reviews. Might be worth looking at.

The advantage of a power tower would likely be that it gives you a little bit more room for the moves. (not that you necessarily need it)

Here is an alternative. The reviews are much better Amazon

I have this one. It has pretty beefy paddy parts to protect the door frame. https://www.amazon.com/Triple-Door-Ultimate-Doorway-Trainer/dp/B0093T6R4C/ref=sr_1_20?dchild=1&keywords=door+gym&qid=1601470222&sr=8-20

Just found this one which looks awesome. Unfortunately my ceilings around my door ways are too short for it or I'd get one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0093T6R4C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fR5jAbXX9FXGT

Would something like this be acceptable for doing horizontal rows?

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I can't really install rings in my apartment and none of the nearby gyms or parks seem to have them :/

I do a full body workout as one of the first things I do in the morning to make sure I get it out of the way and don't skip.

I don't workout everyday. If I'm sore, sick, or injured, I rest that day. Otherwise, I workout. In the beginning, I was sore for several days. Right now my recovery is faster, so my workouts are about every other day.

I only do 3 bodyweight exercises right now. Each exercise takes about 10 minutes which includes 1 minute rest between each set and water break after each exercise. So that's only a 30 minute workout for 3 exercises.

1. Pullups with leg raise (Back, Biceps, Abs)
2. Dips (Chest and Triceps)
3. Single leg Pistol Squat with calf raise (quadriceps and calves)

I'm currently 180 pounds 11% body fat. I can almost do 3 sets of 10 easily, so I will be getting a weighted vest soon to increase the difficulty.

I have a planet fitness membership (starts at only $10 a month). But when I'm at the house, I just use this pullup/dip door combo.

I will be adding a 4th exercise also that requires sand bags and padding for knees.

4.Nordic Curl (Hamstring)

So that pretty much covers the major muscle groups.

If you can't do a single pullup or dip or pistol squat. You can use bands to assist. And look up progression videos on youtube.

I don't do cardio right now, but at the end of the full body workout, my heart rate is around 156bpm. I'm not sure what my peak bpm is since I don't have a fitbit or anything. My first meal of the day is right after I return to my resting heart rate.

Yeah, this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0093T6R4C/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=2MPM0ZBF28JXE&coliid=IKDFJBKCCDIVT

and another one that I'm unable to find at the moment.

Get this https://www.amazon.com/Shamrock-Triple-Pullup-Suspension-Door/dp/B0093T6R4C

great pull up and dip bar and suspension training straps