I can’t get over how versatile the American Cambered Grip Bar is. You can use it forward and backward, giving you a total of 8 grip options. Flip it over, you’ve got a total of 16. I’ve found 250 options, and I’m sure there are more to find.
I get a lot of questions about bars from people. As someone who loves car shows and learning more about cars, I decided to teach people about specialty bars in a similar type of format. I call it: the bar show. (Get it? Bar show? Car show? OK, fine, I’ll see myself out for that pun.)
There are many versions of such misanthropes around (with home gyms of their own), and while this list will make their days, months, and years, it will make any true appreciator of strength training happy.
Not just for pressing: A multi-grip bar may be your best tool for rows and raises.
Scott Yard performs a lying triceps extension with an EliteFTS™ Swiss Press Bar and chains
Elitefts.com™ Sponsored Pro Powerlifter Julia Ladewski performs sets of push-ups and bodyweight rows on the Elitefts™ Swiss Press Bar.
Using the new Swiss Bar attachment. This is a great attachment with three different sets of neutral grips
Take a narrow grip, clean the bar up to your shoulders and then press overhead.
The Swiss Bar military press is a great exercise to improve the strength of your shoulders and triceps.
Video demonstration of Swiss Bar Press with Bands Around Wrist.
The overhead press is a staple for bodybuilders, powerlifters, strongmen, and pretty much everybody.
If you have no means to do chin-ups, you can put it on the top of a power rack – and voila! An
If you have no means to do chin-ups, you can put it on the top of a power rack – and voila!