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Numbers of weight stacks of machines - 1/22/2006 4:17:48 PM
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TEENBB
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Okay on some machines such as leg extensions or leg curls..
There is 2 numbers, one on the left one the right
for example..175 250
Why is this??
which one is right?
thanks.
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RE: Numbers of weight stacks of machines - 1/22/2006 5:31:44 PM
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TEENBB
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thanks twisted.
are u sure about this tho?
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RE: Numbers of weight stacks of machines - 1/22/2006 5:34:29 PM
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twistedlink
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Im 99.9% sure yes, there is no logical reason as to why 2 numbers are on the same plate other than unit differences.
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RE: Numbers of weight stacks of machines - 1/22/2006 5:46:44 PM
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SteveO5801
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quote:
ORIGINAL: TEENBB
Okay on some machines such as leg extensions or leg curls..
There is 2 numbers, one on the left one the right
for example..175 250
Why is this??
which one is right?
thanks.
Check the machine bro. Does it have a handle on it that you can set saying something like "light" and "heavy." If so the two numbers represent either the "light" setting or the "heavy" setting, depending upon what you choose.
In my gym this is on certain universal cable machines, not on the leg extensions, so I am thinking that this might be the case.
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