Bullworker Bow Classic Review- Is It Any Good?

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  • Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024

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  • @StevieRichardsFitness
    @StevieRichardsFitness  2 года назад +2

    0:00- Intro
    1:49- What's in the Bag
    5:43- Beach Workout
    18:21- Closing

  • @einsteinorwell
    @einsteinorwell Год назад +4

    The Charles Atlas ad was originally for the Charles Atlas Dynamic Tension course.

  • @steverino474
    @steverino474 2 года назад +6

    Its a great device. I prefer the steel bow and reps first holds after. The Hughes family did a great job bringing gert koebels creation into the present. Could probably replace your home gym. Charles atlas was not a user as far as i know but bruce lee was. Keep em coming.

  • @kennethjohnson1158
    @kennethjohnson1158 Год назад +1

    Great review Stevie. I have much respect for your longevity in the fitness world. I just started using the product. My brother had one 40 yrs ago and still has it. Your demo was great. Would love to see you use it again in different training programs. Keep up the great work.

  • @elijahjohnmathewclassvii1321
    @elijahjohnmathewclassvii1321 2 года назад +1

    I was such a big fan of Stevie Richard, Highly respect from you and your workout!

  • @bradyblackburn4863
    @bradyblackburn4863 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks so much for this review. I've been looking at one of these for a while, but most of the reviews seem like ads for the bullworker. This is the first legitimate review I've seen.

  • @joegreco947
    @joegreco947 2 года назад +3

    Love this! More Bullworker workout videos please! :)

  • @hybridresistance
    @hybridresistance Год назад

    This is great! I loved seeing it on the beach. Can tell it jacks up the heart rate.

  • @LukesGarageGym
    @LukesGarageGym 2 года назад +3

    This seems super versatile!!

    • @cmoneytheman
      @cmoneytheman 2 года назад

      It is but get the baby one this one when doing heavier springs hurts the inside elbows bad when doing compressions

  • @mikeervin7654
    @mikeervin7654 2 года назад +2

    Like seeing him doing this

  • @basslinger
    @basslinger 2 года назад +2

    Awesome, waiting for mine to get here

  • @MrSolveMYMaze
    @MrSolveMYMaze 2 года назад

    Great review, Stevie. I've been using my current version for 18 months and love it. It's a great way to give yourself an ass kicking haha.

  • @briand5047
    @briand5047 2 года назад +1

    Nice beach video!

  • @SalsBodybuildingArchives
    @SalsBodybuildingArchives Год назад

    Awesome review brother Stevie! I remember seeing Bullworker ads in my comic books back in the day. Just might have to get one. Peace, Sal 💪🏻

    • @StevieRichardsFitness
      @StevieRichardsFitness  Год назад

      Hey Sal,
      Thanks for watching and commenting on the video. I’ve become a little proficient at using the product and it’s great.
      If you do decide to purchase, please use my link:
      bit.ly/3R9Xsgz

  • @maljohnson2660
    @maljohnson2660 Год назад +1

    You did the archer pulling with your right arm, then you faced the other way and pulled with your right arm again. 🤔

  • @cmoneytheman
    @cmoneytheman Год назад

    From watching video looked to be like a medium difference in smoothness and a low recoil
    Compared to this model
    Thoughts before retrieving would work my muscles harder then the previous model which i have still
    Using the s3 in person the smoothness is a big difference more then the medium I thought it was looking at the video
    Even though I have been used to the black spring in the s2 since last year the s3 I have to get used to the first spring agian and working my way up to the last one cause the s3 works my muscles harder i knew that before getting the s3 that I would have to get used to all springs cause my muscles would be worked with no limits
    The s3 not only has a small recoil but as I said the smoothness is a big difference from s2
    i noticed to that I can stop the spring at any distance and push from there but with the s2 I cant cause it has that bad recoil so which ever point I stop at I usually just pushed from there
    The s3 you can feel with each rep the muscles are being worked smoothly with a good amount of pressure even when using the first spring
    Each rep is fully controlled
    Get the s3 its amazing

  • @ariemulderij4341
    @ariemulderij4341 7 месяцев назад

    reps first, then hold, much better

  • @cmoneytheman
    @cmoneytheman Год назад

    I got both s2 models of these for 270 with the iso bow if anybody want let me know comes with all books and springs

  • @donray2435
    @donray2435 2 года назад +1

    Boom goes the dynamite

  • @alexblue6991
    @alexblue6991 Год назад +1

    Can't you do much the same with resistance bands their easier to carry and less expensive don't g.get me wrong I'm thinking about getting a bullworker

  • @bobbyf7317
    @bobbyf7317 2 года назад +1

    Nice review Stevie yet your form need more work ! You are jerking the movement and compressions , you will benefit alot more by slower movements to get the full benefit of the Bullworker , watch Chrisman Hughs on you tube the owners on of Bullworker he is a great instructor of all the products

    • @StevieRichardsFitness
      @StevieRichardsFitness  2 года назад +2

      Thanks. Yes I agree with all your pointers completely. I’ve been using the Bow Classic more and more and getting the hang of it.
      This thing is awesome.

    • @bobbyf7317
      @bobbyf7317 2 года назад

      @@StevieRichardsFitness Great enjoy !

  • @Iac19.78
    @Iac19.78 2 года назад +1

    Which one would be best for a beginner?

    • @StevieRichardsFitness
      @StevieRichardsFitness  2 года назад +1

      Great question.
      I think both the Bow Classic and Steel Bow can be great for beginners since you can use the lightest spring like I did in the workout video.
      The Bow Classic is also a budget-friendly option if you’re looking to save some money.
      If you do decide to purchase anything, please use my link:
      bit.ly/3R9Xsgz

    • @Iac19.78
      @Iac19.78 2 года назад +1

      @@StevieRichardsFitness thanks for the quick response. I'll definitely use your link if I buy.
      Are you planning on any more content featuring the bullworker?

    • @StevieRichardsFitness
      @StevieRichardsFitness  2 года назад +1

      I’m definitely will be posting updated and long term reviews on the product. Stay tuned.

  • @mybuddyjojo
    @mybuddyjojo 7 месяцев назад

    I have written to Bullworker several times about the poor quality of desing, all to no avail. The long, white nylon spring guide has worn out twice; the red moulded grips are cracking badly, and the clear cable sleeve is shrinking too much and exposing the cable on both ends. Not to mention that the removable hand grip is very sloppy in fit.
    I have been a product design engineer for over 40 years, and know a thing or two about design and materials etc.
    Let me say that, the machine is a very thoughtful product for exercising with, but for SURE the materials and design parameters are VERY POOR.
    I still have my original Bullworker from 1974, and it works flawlessly with NO DEFFECTS.
    So please be warned, you will be paying for replacement parts. And by the way, my unit is only about 5 years old and I use it very little.

  • @cmoneytheman
    @cmoneytheman 2 года назад +1

    got mine last year and 2 months ago dropped a good amount of fat and my shape has changed I like it no more weights for me I like how lean I have got it's a better look for me im 30
    I wanted to stop weights early to save my muscles for later in age
    Get one people its the best for at home toning of the muscles but get the baby one its way easier on the elbows and can use more angles and its a forum which im part of on fb lots of good people and knowledge im joe smitht there
    I got the old model of this one and the bow for 100 all together with all springs and books if anybody wants