has anyone ever tried out one of these "electric resistance" machines like the Vitruvian or Innodigym or Tonal or ARX or whatever? i can't stand my commercial gym anymore so i wanna shift to working out at home but i don't really have the room for a rack and weights, so something compact like this could be interesting. it claims to generate a lot of resistance, but i'm concerned it might feel "weird"of course i'm not going to buy one off the shelf where i can only use it with a mandatory app that spies on me 24/7 but these things shouldn't be too hard to reverse engineer
>>77153176stop being poor and get space for a barbell and rack
>>77153195"durr you don't live in a McMansion in bumfuck nowhere you must be poor"kill yourself, no one will miss you
Is he trying to lift himself off the ground?
>>77153225Lol citycel cuck bugs seethe so hard
>>77153250>citycelyou are a 15yo larper who still lives with his parents and my apartment is most likely bigger than yours, as is my dick and my biceps
>>77153261prove all three
These things suck ass compared to a standard barbell and rubber or metal plates. Plus they're filled to the brim with retarded subscriptions. These devices only exist to scam lardasses who are too afraid to step foot into a gym, but want to pretend like they're working out. Find a new commercial gym or a proper space for a small home gym. Or you could buy one of these things and see how useless they really are for intermediates/advanced lifters.
>>77153225Buy a home depot shed nigga
>>77153176You can get a pair of decent adjustable dumbells for cheaper
>>77153176You'd probably get the responses you want on >>>/reddit/
>>77153176my rich surgeon uncle has one in the garage of his new house. I gave it a shot when I stayed with them for a few days. the one with lebron james in the commercial. it is strange. but essentially it's just a fancy cable machine.
