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Chalk?

Mackie

Mackie

Fridge Kunce
Hi All,

Just looking for some recommendations on chalk for lifting.

Is there a specific brand / type that's better than any other?

Where to get it from?

What does it usually cost?

Thanks.
 
I don't think it matters what brand you buy, the cheapest place to get it is from a rock climbing centre if there is one near by
 
Yeah sweet... Thanks for that fellas - [MENTION=16378]StrungOut[/MENTION]; I might go with that one from gym and fitness as they are only about 1km from work.

Cheers
 
I quite like the liquid chalk that I use at the moment, less mess and rather inconspicuous if the gym you go to frowns on the use of chalk.
 
Jungman said:
I quite like the liquid chalk that I use at the moment, less mess and rather inconspicuous if the gym you go to frowns on the use of chalk.
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I guess tomorrow I will find out how they feel about it when I start using it :p

I'm sure if they have a problem with it they'll come and tell me....
 
I got cheap stuff off eBay no different to the name brand stuff they use at our gym,


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Used it this morning. No one said anything. Tried to make as little mess as possible though... Helped considerably.
 
Once you get use to chalk it's hard to lift without it, my hands feel greasy on the bar when I'm doing none pull related lifts


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