nicelyvillainous -> RE: Amateur Suspension (5/10/2010 10:22:14 AM)
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the chin up bars are actually pretty sturdy. on the side that goes above the door, they have a little metal zigzag piece that slides between the door frame and the wall, so it keeps the top part from slipping off. not all that sturdy looking but it should hold 30 or 40 lbs of sideways force. and the part that goes in front of the door is a padded metal bar that's about a foot longer than the wall is so it's impossible to get it through without taking the top part off of the other side and then turning the whole thing. the only safety suggestion I'd have about it is you should be on the side that has the bar, to prevent your thrusting from pushing the bar off of the door which might conceivably twist the top piece off of the top. and about the climbing harness, I was more talking about the full body harnesses, which are in the 60-70+ range rather than the 20-30 range, but usually have an attachment point at the chest. plus it adds the whole separated boobs look which I think is hot lol. and door's can hold a fair amount of weight, even the hollow ones, as long as they're closed and reasonably well fitted. that way the whole frame acts as a brace, as does the metal latch. so as long as your door closes securely, you should be fine with over the door stuff.
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