TRX Suspension Trainers are gaining popularity. This is a pretty decent video of how to make your own for a fraction of the cost.
Below are some photos from Nate S of his TRX system. The bottom of the two photos shows how the ropes are adjusted for length. Obviously one side is shortened to show the difference between the two.
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Now you ask, what the heck is a suspension trainer for? We'll get into that later. I'll leave you to your computer, Google, and YouTube to find exercises and see if a homemade TRX is in your future or not....
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I bought all the stuff to do this and finally got it done and started using it this week and I love it! (and it was maybe 19 or 20 bucks to make!)
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