Dimensions of your 35cm barbell
- Length: 37cm
- Diameter: 28mm
- Handle length: 12.5cm
- Length for fitting weights: 11.25cm
- Bar weight: 2kg
- Maximum load on bar: 60kg
The little extra! If you equip this bar with Smart Stop Disque (ref: 8574652), the maximum vertical weight is limited to 15kg (the maximum resistance of the stop disk).
What weights can be used with this bar?
This barbell is compatible with all 28mm weights.
Cast iron weights:
- Full range (ref: 1042303)
Rubber coated weights:
- 1,25kg (ref: 8388222)
- 2,5kg (ref: 8388695)
- 5kg (ref: 8388696)
- 10kg (ref: 8388223)
- 20kg (ref: 8388237)
How do I store my barbell?
After your session, you can wipe your bar with a damp cloth to remove any sweat on it, then store your bar in a dry place - moisture is your bar's enemy.
If you have the space, you can invest in a storage rack (ref: 8788246) and store your bars and weights on it.
What exercises can I do with a barbell?
- Legs: squat (neck or collarbone bar), Romanian deadlift, good morning
- Back: traditional or sumo deadlift, all rowing variations (pronation and supination)
- Chest: all bench press variants (flat, inclined, declined)
- Shoulders: military bench press and chin-up rowing
- Triceps: barbell to forehead, triceps behind head to bar
- Biceps: curl to bar (pronated or supinated)...
Our coach has concocted a muscle gain program using this 35cm bar.
Muscle mass gain:
- Chest:
Dumbbell incline press, 4×10 repetitions
Dumbbell split, 3×12 repetitions
- Shoulders:
Dumbbell military press 3×10 repetitions
- Biceps:
Dumbbell curl, hammer grip 3×12 repetitions
For each exercise, start on the low repetition range and increase by one repetition per week until you reach the high range, then increase the weight starting from the low range and so on!
Our coach proposes a toning program with this 35cm bar.
Toning:
- Leg/buttocks:
Dumbbell lunges 3×12-15 repetitions/leg
- Shoulders:
Lateral raise 3×15-20 repetitions
- Triceps:
Dumbbell overhead triceps extension 3×15-20 repetitions
Always keep a 2-rep margin and increase the number of repetitions as you go along. When you've passed all the reps without difficulty, it's time to increase the load and start again with the minimum number of reps!
