Some of my exercise problems?

Wednesday, October 6th, 2010 at 7:10 pm

I’m in a bad position and I need your advice.. I started weightlifting and exercising seriously 2.5 months ago but now I have a few problems. I do not have bench, I do have dumbells but not enough weight to be worth it, I don’t have a pullup, dip bar, I have dumbells, a bench (for laying only) and 25kg of weights… Now my problem is that I don’t have the money to buy more weight since 2x10kg costs 35 euros, and I’m just a kid + I have to buy two of them so it’s 70 euros, + a pullup bar about 10 euro, and I don’t think I would ever buy a pro bench cause it’s too costly, but rather do bench press with dumbells… My other options is to go to a gym, but I think I will not fit too much in a gym, and I don’t like traveling to the gym cause it would make me feel lazy when I have to work out… And + 5 months of gym would probably cover more than enough for all the stuff, and the stuff stays forever.. My other problem with the gym is that I’m not use to them and I don’t know if I have to wait for turns and all the people all the loudness, no privacy and I think it’s just uncomfortable… So what do i do!? Could I build strong pecs only with pushups? Could I do dips between two chairs? Then how if the chairs are not tall? Please help!!

Upper chest needs to grow?

Friday, March 19th, 2010 at 8:24 am

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I dont have an incline bench so how can i hit my upper chest? Also i dont have a "dip bar" or w/e i just use a chair is that okay? any better ways to do dips?

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