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http://www.instructables.com/id/Installing-a-Hangboard-A-good-compact-training-a/
Image Notes 1. A medium sized hangboard, made from Resin. I brought this one, because it offered a good amount of holds and was at a really good price.
Image Notes 1. I choose to site the board here, in my room, where it is well lit, warm and has the well funky music!
http://www.instructables.com/id/Installing-a-Hangboard-A-good-compact-training-a/
Image Notes 1. Heavier than you may expect. Weighing in at 5.22KG, that is over 11lbs! OK OK so technically that is the mass.
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Image Notes 1. Breeze block. Picture is not mine, I found it on the web Image Notes 1. How stud walls are built. This is why you need to screw the plywood into the Stud supports! This is also not mine, I found this one on the web too!
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Image Notes 1. 3" screw, to reinforce the door frame to the support behind it. 2. 3" Screw, reinforcing the door frame to the support behind it. 3. Backboard. screwed into the wall as described above. 4. The hangboard itself has 7 3" screws going through it the backing plywood sheet and into the wall, no wall plugs where used. NB Dad ended up using pine, because it was what we had lying around and when he tried to get some ply for me, he had to come out of the shop sharpish owing to a traffic warden! 5. Battoning, held in by 5 2.5 inch screws. This is to help support some of the load put on it.
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Comments
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Jayefuu says:
Nice Ible. I need to put my Simulator back up.
80$man says:
Pump it Up! Staggered Pull-ups ftw!
One thing... make is easy to take down, the grips do become dusty, dirty, grimey, clogged with shalk... best to clean with a high pressure hose every three months or so, I used my dayly when I climbed seriously (pre-university). Another thing... STRETCH & WARM UP!... Pulling at tendon at the peak of your training cycle is terrible! Been there, three weeks with a swollen arm :( Strength to you and your training! How many pull-ups can you do by now?
Wintershot says:
May 3, 2012. 2:37 AM REPLY It is highly inadvisable to strench before any type of exercise. If you strench beforehand, you are drawing your muscles and tendons out to their limits, leaving very little movement for your exercise or workout. It can be quite harmful and might cause you an injury. On the other hand, you should always have a good strench after you have finished your exercise. Strenching when you are not exercising is also a great way to feel good and keep your body supple.
extsieg says:
Your next instructable could be on : How to make a bed ;) Looking for wall space now. Thanks
survivor569 says:
Sep 14, 2008. 12:51 PM REPLY nice instructable, well presented and easy to understand. i wish i would have had this when i was installing my fingerboard, which is homemade from wood i found im the garage.
hedgiehog says:
i have a similar one to that, just doesnt have the bottom two ledges. cool, these things can be hard to install, 1+
F1X0R says:
Actually I know the one you mean, and its name. I just didn't want to go mentioning brand names on the site.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Installing-a-Hangboard-A-good-compact-training-a/
F1X0R says:
Thank you.
noahh says:
Where would one find a hangboard to buy?
F1X0R says:
Aug 28, 2008. 11:20 AM REPLY Good question. Firstly I recommend you have a look on-line. Try ebay or other on-line stores that stock climbing gear. I got mine from my local climbing gym though, got a bit of a discount on it. The cost varies quite a lot and it isn't practical to really to give an average price, though mine cost me 50GPB (you normally pay more for these in the UK though, as usual!) If you belong to a climbing gym that has a shop, ask them, they may have them. I recomend a medium size one, because Having used both a large on and a small one as well, you don't get a lot of variation with the small ones, and the large ones provide a lot of holds that you don't need but cost you more. If you need to know anything else, just leave a comment. Thanks.
noahh says:
Thanks!
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