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		<title>By: jsteed</title>
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		<description>My wife and I just bought this with the dual upgraded weight stack (200 lbs per wieght stack).  I have never been more impressed with a piece of workout equipment, ever.  

At first, I was a little skeptical.  I mean, how could a couple of pullies replace a heavy duty rack or a top-of the-line multigym.  

But this gym is the real deal and can do it all and more.  I can do barbell exercises, DB exercises, pully exercises, really any traditional exercise and literally hundreds of a variety of additional &quot;functional&quot; exercises. With the upgraded stacks, this thing gives you more wieght than you would need. You can even do assisted pull-ups. 

I am a former college athlete and used to take up a whole basement worth of equipment.  Since buying the V6, I have sold a bunch of my equipment.  I even sold my squat rack, my bench rack, and all my olympic plates. The only thing I have now is the V6, the V6 adjustable position bench (with preacher curl and leg curl attachments), a set of adjustable weight DBs (which really are not needed if you have this machine), a freemotion (incline/eliptical) cardio trainer, a jump rope, and a swiss ball.  I guess I also have a speed bag and a punching bag in the garage, but these are far from needed.

Things I loved:

1) Versatility:  If you also buy the adjustable bench, this thing can do ANYTHING. Any exercise that can be done with a barbell, a curl bar, or dumbells can be replicated by this machine.  The machine also allows for literally hundreds (if not thousands) of &quot;functional&quot; type exercises.  There are 36 different height positions on both arms of this machine. 

2) Smooth Pullies: Smooth as butter. When using the barbell attachment, feels exactly like barbell freeweights.  When using the adjutable length handles, feels exactly like dumbells. 

3) Ease and design:  I can switch exercises four times faster than I could using traditional freeweights or other home multigyms. 

4) Stability:  This is a commercial quality piece of equipment with a liftime warranty to back it up. Each arm is supported by a steel pulley track and a 3inch diameter industrial strength steel pole. 

5) Small Space: It is a little tall at 83 or 85 inches (don&#039;t remember which it is), but the footprint is only 42 x 55 -- i.e., about half the size of other home gyms!

6) Upgradability:  While not a big selling point for most people, the weight stacks on this machine can be upgraded.  

7) Bench:  The additional bench is the most stable adjustable bench I have ever used. Also goes to 6 positions from incline to decline.  Bench also has a high-quality leg curl/leg press attachment and/or an attachment that is perfect for cable preacher curls. 

8)  Accessories:  Really great and versitle accessories.  Really high quality that allow you to do even more exercises. 

Really, get this with the bench and a cardio machine and for commercial quality training within the space of a quarter of a room.  I thought I had seen and used the best of all home gym equipment (including Life Fitness, Titan, Inspire, Bowflex, and other types of multigyms), but this one is the ultimate.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My wife and I just bought this with the dual upgraded weight stack (200 lbs per wieght stack).  I have never been more impressed with a piece of workout equipment, ever.  </p>
<p>At first, I was a little skeptical.  I mean, how could a couple of pullies replace a heavy duty rack or a top-of the-line multigym.  </p>
<p>But this gym is the real deal and can do it all and more.  I can do barbell exercises, DB exercises, pully exercises, really any traditional exercise and literally hundreds of a variety of additional &#8220;functional&#8221; exercises. With the upgraded stacks, this thing gives you more wieght than you would need. You can even do assisted pull-ups. </p>
<p>I am a former college athlete and used to take up a whole basement worth of equipment.  Since buying the V6, I have sold a bunch of my equipment.  I even sold my squat rack, my bench rack, and all my olympic plates. The only thing I have now is the V6, the V6 adjustable position bench (with preacher curl and leg curl attachments), a set of adjustable weight DBs (which really are not needed if you have this machine), a freemotion (incline/eliptical) cardio trainer, a jump rope, and a swiss ball.  I guess I also have a speed bag and a punching bag in the garage, but these are far from needed.</p>
<p>Things I loved:</p>
<p>1) Versatility:  If you also buy the adjustable bench, this thing can do ANYTHING. Any exercise that can be done with a barbell, a curl bar, or dumbells can be replicated by this machine.  The machine also allows for literally hundreds (if not thousands) of &#8220;functional&#8221; type exercises.  There are 36 different height positions on both arms of this machine. </p>
<p>2) Smooth Pullies: Smooth as butter. When using the barbell attachment, feels exactly like barbell freeweights.  When using the adjutable length handles, feels exactly like dumbells. </p>
<p>3) Ease and design:  I can switch exercises four times faster than I could using traditional freeweights or other home multigyms. </p>
<p>4) Stability:  This is a commercial quality piece of equipment with a liftime warranty to back it up. Each arm is supported by a steel pulley track and a 3inch diameter industrial strength steel pole. </p>
<p>5) Small Space: It is a little tall at 83 or 85 inches (don&#8217;t remember which it is), but the footprint is only 42 x 55 &#8212; i.e., about half the size of other home gyms!</p>
<p>6) Upgradability:  While not a big selling point for most people, the weight stacks on this machine can be upgraded.  </p>
<p>7) Bench:  The additional bench is the most stable adjustable bench I have ever used. Also goes to 6 positions from incline to decline.  Bench also has a high-quality leg curl/leg press attachment and/or an attachment that is perfect for cable preacher curls. </p>
<p> <img src='http://www.fitnessequipmentsite.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_cool.gif' alt='8)' class='wp-smiley' />  Accessories:  Really great and versitle accessories.  Really high quality that allow you to do even more exercises. </p>
<p>Really, get this with the bench and a cardio machine and for commercial quality training within the space of a quarter of a room.  I thought I had seen and used the best of all home gym equipment (including Life Fitness, Titan, Inspire, Bowflex, and other types of multigyms), but this one is the ultimate.</p>
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