Exergenie

[RB34]

I'm thinking about making the transition over from sleds to the exegenie - seems to be easier to transport and easier on my lower hamstring tendons. Looks very similar to Charlie isorobic.

https://serioussteel.com/collections...xoCuGIQAvD_BwE

[Balance]

Good idea. I have about 5 of them. A mix of isorobic/Apollo/Exergenie.
Easy to get off eBay for around $40-50 and order a 100’ nylon rope from Home Depot.
Adding a load sensor later can get one some good data.
Although, Too many ppl jump on data and haven’t even come close to proper relaxation/form/smoothness etc.

[Chris6878]

I'm thinking about making the transition over from sleds to the exegenie - seems to be easier to transport and easier on my lower hamstring tendons. Looks very similar to Charlie isorobic.

https://serioussteel.com/collections...xoCuGIQAvD_BwE

did you get this. Last one I had was a old one from ebay. Lasted a while.

[RB34]

did you get this. Last one I had was a old one from ebay. Lasted a while.

Not yet.. Debating if I should spend $400 since sled pulls always cause lower hamstring issues. I'm wondering if the pull from the exergenie is different from the sled.

[Chris6878]

Not yet.. Debating if I should spend $400 since sled pulls always cause lower hamstring issues. I'm wondering if the pull from the exergenie is different from the sled.

Well surface friction with a sled will not be an issue