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badmongo		A Good Log	07-01-2013 @ 23:15
has experience of quad imbalance Member 3676, 427 posts	As above, i need a good log lol! Wanting to start log pressing and nowhere nearby has a log so think i may buy one. Budget though is tight as always, however im prepared to spent the cash to get the right thing. Im looking for the real deal as opposed to one of the skinny ones that some places do, and want the correct hand spacing. Ive seen strength shop and atlasstones do them. What are peoples opinions on both?
fong		...	07-01-2013 @ 23:18
really really interesting Member 3474, 2816 posts SQ 170, BP 120, DL 260 550.0 kgs @ 100kgs UnEq	atlasstones.co.uk all the way
unit94		...	08-01-2013 @ 00:59
what is everyone's fran time? Member 3986, 10443 posts SQ 340, BP 200, DL 400 940.0 kgs @ 129kgs Eq	get one from atlasstones.co.uk really good kit
filthhounds		...	08-01-2013 @ 06:35
Almost BDFPA WM champ. Member 2035, 112 posts SQ 160, BP 107.5, DL 212.5 480.0 kgs @ 68kgs UnEq	Get one from JT at Atlasstones, his logs are the dogs.
plonker		...	08-01-2013 @ 07:34
The world famous projectile vomit master Member 1293, 443 posts SQ 210, BP 155, DL 280 645.0 kgs @ 105kgs UnEq	atlasstones for sure
badmongo		...	08-01-2013 @ 08:31
has experience of quad imbalance Member 3676, 427 posts	Ok cool think i would rather give the business to him tbh as it s what he does. Second question, full size/spec log or training log?
fong		...	08-01-2013 @ 08:56
really really interesting Member 3474, 2816 posts SQ 170, BP 120, DL 260 550.0 kgs @ 100kgs UnEq	training log is in the region of 45kg, full size is around 30kg heavier. depends on what you can log tbh. i've got a 110 max log so i'd go with the smaller as it's better for warming up on, but if you've got say a 160 log, 75kg is nothing for you either :P
badmongo		...	08-01-2013 @ 09:11
has experience of quad imbalance Member 3676, 427 posts	ive done 60kg on a smaller log 200mm diameter for 12 reps fairly comfortably and thats the only time ive done log. Im guessing a bigger diameter makes it a lot harder though?
fong		...	08-01-2013 @ 09:23
really really interesting Member 3474, 2816 posts SQ 170, BP 120, DL 260 550.0 kgs @ 100kgs UnEq	depends really, i'm not exactly the best one to ask lol. give jt a message on here he'll know more.
badmongo		...	08-01-2013 @ 09:40
has experience of quad imbalance Member 3676, 427 posts	ok cheers
shortandmighty		...	08-01-2013 @ 09:42
Aiming for a 250 squat by the end of 2012 Member 1989, 3168 posts SQ 240, BP 140, DL 270 650.0 kgs @ 90kgs UnEq	I would go with the training log. You can always put weight on it. You can't take weight off a 75kg log. Think that the two are the same diameter from jt.
PeteHodgson		...	08-01-2013 @ 09:49
Has little understanding of the sugden Member 677, 11338 posts SQ 165, BP 125, DL 220 510.0 kgs @ 80kgs UnEq	Full sized JT logs are 60-65kg I think, unless they've changed.
outspan		...	08-01-2013 @ 12:10
one day i wanna be CROSSfit strong Member 2604, 639 posts SQ 220, BP 160, DL 290 670.0 kgs @ 86kgs UnEq	Ive got the 45kg training log from JT... its the same diam and hand spacing as IFSA with the added bonus of being slightly shorted so easier for storage (",)
simon_knowles		...	08-01-2013 @ 19:22
Member 2785, 205 posts SQ 300, BP 170, DL 335 805.0 kgs @ 168kgs UnEq	Another reccomendation for Jt here, I've got a 41kg log from him and its fantastic.
PAGAN		...	08-01-2013 @ 19:26
I took about £4 out of Sooty's bottom Member 685, 8719 posts SQ 225, BP 150, DL 290 665.0 kgs @ 93kgs UnEq	Im lucky enough to have a full size JT log. Quality bit of kit.