(Part 2) Best products from r/overcominggravity

We found 11 comments on r/overcominggravity discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 30 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.

23. Iron Gym Total Upper Body Workout Bar

    Features:
  • PULL UP BAR FOR DOORWAY: Plan your home workout regime with Iron Gym Pull up bars, turn any doorway into a personal gym and get the strong, lean body you always wanted, right at home. It instantly attaches to or removes from your door frame and the heavy-duty steel construction supports up to 300 pounds
  • IDEAL FOR UPPER BODY WORKOUT: Iron Gym Pull Up Bars is an ideal upper body exercise equipment with three grip positions, narrow, wide, and neutral. It offers wide grip push- ups, pull-ups, chin-ups, sit-ups, dips, arm and shoulder exercises – every exercise you need to build a powerful upper body
  • HEAVY-DUTY: Constructed with heavy-duty steel, the metal chin-up bar ensures sturdiness and reliability, while the bar handgrip has professional-grade comfort foam for comfortable ergonomic gripping. The indoor gym bar is finished with shiny platinum to give your interiors an exotic match
  • FITS MOST DOORWAYS: Comes in a unit packaging dimensions of 20x3.25x8 inches, it fits up to 35.4-inch-wide door frames. It can be used for an indoor workout, please keep in mind that the doorway should be 24 – 32 inches wide to accommodate the bar
  • EASY INSTALLATION: Our doorframe pullup bar comes with come with safety brackets, a safety manual and assembly tools, making it easy to install and remove in seconds. It uses leverage to hold against the doorway so there are no screws and no damage to the door
Iron Gym Total Upper Body Workout Bar
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26. Tennis Elbow Brace with Compression Pad for Men & Women - Elbow Brace for Tendonitis, Tennis & Golfer's Elbow Pain Relief, Fits 9"-23", 3 Straps Included - (Single)

    Features:
  • ✅ Eliminate pain & discomfort: Sleeve Stars tennis elbow brace for men and women provides tennis elbow relief and support for arthritis, bursitis, epicondylitis or other elbow discomforts by providing a customizable compression. This elbow brace for tendonitis and tennis elbow and golfer's elbow is specially designed to provide elbow pain relief and protects the tendons from further strain.
  • ✅ Supportive design: Experience tennis elbow relief with our tennis elbow band that is designed with our durable forearm strap that provides extra support and pain relief. Ths arm brace also has a fully adjustable hook and loop bandit straps that insures that it will stay on your arm all day long.
  • ✅ Unparalleled quality & durability: This easy-to-put-on arm brace is made of high quality materials, making it durable and don't wear out easily. This counterforce brace for tennis elbow comes with three different sizes of support straps for different levels of compression.
  • ✅ Absolute versatility: This tendonitis elbow brace provides tennis elbow relief and will support your elbow recovery through any activity on your day - may it be your daily routines or sports activities like tennis, golf, volleyball, basketball. Sleeve Stars forearm band for tendonitis also offers great relief to people with arm discomforts caused by extensive computer mouse elbow usage or work.
  • ✅ Supreme comfort: Sleeve Stars tennis elbow straps for men and women is made of durable and breathable materials making it comfortable to use during your favorite sports. This elbow strap for tendonitis and tennis elbow can be worn for a long time period without having to worry about restricted arm movement.
  • ✅ Your happiness is our #1 Priority: Here at Sleeve Stars, we put great value in supporting you & your happiness. If you have any questions or have encountered any issue with our products, just reach out to our Customer Happiness Team. We're here for you.
Tennis Elbow Brace with Compression Pad for Men & Women - Elbow Brace for Tendonitis, Tennis & Golfer's Elbow Pain Relief, Fits 9"-23", 3 Straps Included - (Single)
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Top comments mentioning products on r/overcominggravity:

u/kronik85 · 1 pointr/overcominggravity

That really sucks man. It's so easy to overdo some things so easily. Currently I'm battling my own shoulder tendonosis, fairly effectively.. lately I've gone the shotgun approach of throwing a bunch of treatments at it and whichever one works, great. The current regimen is...


-Adding Glucosamine/Chrondroitin/MSM (1500mg of GlucChron, 1500mg MSM....) to my daily men's vitamin

-Doubling up my fishoil intake

-Prescribed Prednisolone ( 84mg for the total "pack".. started out at 24mg/day, 20mg, 16mg, 12mg, 8mg, 4mg... currently on the second to last day)

-Previously prescribed meloxicam 15mg daily (arthritis antiinflammatory... wasn't prescribed with my prednisolone though, shoulda asked the doc about this. I take it before workouts. I'll text my dr. friend and ask her later about doubling up on this and prednisolone)

-penetrex - an anti inflammatory cream... i hadn't heard about traumeel, and though i steer clear of homeopathic medicines... the reviews on amazon are pretty outstanding... i'll look into that

-trigger point therapy... while i've concentrated a lot on the shoulder complex, yours is a little different. my bible is the Trigger Point Therapy Workbook.... it's awesome and I'd suggest everyone buy a copy. I went and copied (likely) the relevant pages for you.. Starting with the tricep section, which also referenced other muscles to check for trigger points, and branching out from there. It's a bit more targeted of an approach than plain SMR and may zero you in on some problem areas.


Tricep page 1
http://i.imgur.com/efZViA1.jpg

Tricep page 2
http://i.imgur.com/dHXwHzD.jpg

Teres Major / Latissimus Dorsi
http://i.imgur.com/de93PsR.jpg

Serratus Anterior page 1
http://i.imgur.com/XB6BBLD.jpg

Serratus Anterior page 2
http://i.imgur.com/NHFgJo0.jpg


If it helps you, strongly consider buying it. It's a fantastic resource. And it's like $14 with Prime shipping. http://www.amazon.com/Trigger-Point-Therapy-Workbook-Self-Treatment/dp/1608824942/


-Lastly... and most importantly, rest. I've pulled back on a ton of shoulder training and stress to give myself some time to heal. It's been hard, but my shoulder last night has felt stronger than it has in over a month. Hopefully I don't get overly eager and get it aggravated before it's ready for a full workload.

Good luck man, injuries suck.

edit : sorry for the formatting guys.

u/greenplant2017 · 1 pointr/overcominggravity

So not exactly Overcoming Gravity, but Pavel is a fun read anyway - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004XIZMR6/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

He talks about only building to the one arm pushup and pistol as your only fitness tools.

u/lancerbrown · 1 pointr/overcominggravity

Just bought these and love the ease of adjustment!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076X32LFY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_oZ-nDbGDMDFZ3

Also looking at this pull up bar because it gets you higher off the ground.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FNQTH4Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_r1-nDb51XKNNQ

u/ksafrost · 1 pointr/overcominggravity

I wouldn't say that my doorways are that solid. If I were to try a pull up with the upper ledge of the doorway, it would creak and you could see it bend slightly... I just don't know what to do in that situation.

This kind of pull-up bar would not work

Been looking into these kinds of bars

Ceiling and Wall mounted pull up bars are even more expensive, and I know I cannot progress to where I want without a pull up bar.

Edit: Forgot to mention I live in a very rural town, more specifically my house is pretty much in a secluded woodsy area, and there are no playgrounds near.

I could try to use a tree for the rings, but I still would not have a pull-up bar.

u/eshlow · 1 pointr/overcominggravity
u/Indira_Gandhi · 1 pointr/overcominggravity

Are your hip flexors tight? I used to get really bad recurring lower back pain on one side too, especially after doing any sort of overhead pressing. Then I read this book:

http://www.amazon.com/Trigger-Point-Therapy-Workbook-Self-Treatment/dp/1608824942/ref=dp_ob_title_bk

Which told me my hip flexors were the problem. I started foam rolling them aggressively and I got better. It was like magic.

I don't have much experience seeking help from professionals except for getting completely useless PT after knee surgery, but there are so many rave reviews for ART practitioners changing peoples lives, why not try a different therapist if your current one isn't helping?