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11/27/25(Thu)23:42:44 No.76870453
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Anonymous 11/27/25(Thu)23:42:44 No.76870453 Archived
>drive 25 minutes each way to gym
>spend $20,000+ on fully equipped home gym
>spend $2000-$4000 on basic homegym necessities
>buy some sandbags, maybe a couple kettlebells and dumbbells for under $500
What are the downsides of Sandbag training?
I'm already 4.5/4/2.1/1.6 on all my compound lifts
it'll keep me strong on all my lifts if I ever do decide to go back to the gym right?
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11/28/25(Fri)00:27:10 No.76870519
Anonymous 11/28/25(Fri)00:27:10 No.76870519
>>76870453
>downsides of Sandbag training
only the first three hernias are free, they make you pay for the rest of them
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