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![The Index]()
![Hermann Saxon]()
![One of Louis Cyr’s Remarkable Feats]()
![Ivy Russell 9 stone Amateur Lady Weight Lifting Champion of Great Britain]()
![Cover and Table of Contents – Strength Magazine – April, 1928]()
![Fullsterkur | Strongman Documentary]()
![Sandwina]()
![Stoneland]()
![Matt Chan Designs and Builds His New Garage Gym With Zeus Gym Builder]()
![The Ohio Bar 2.0S | Our Quietest Barbell To Date]()
![Designed in Columbus, Made in America | Rogue Kettlebells]()
![Louie Simmons 1947-2022]()
![The Commissioner of Power – Austin Film Festival]()
![How To Strongman Log Press with Steve Slater]()
![The Sinclair Coefficient — Terry Todd explains]()
![Clean and Jerk with Lauren Fisher]()
![Tia-Clair Toomey]()
![Justin Medeiros]()
![Kyle Snyder]()
![The Winner’s Circle | 2022 Arnold Strongman Classic]()
![Day 2 Highlights | 2022 Arnold Strongman Classic]()
![Day 1 Highlights | 2022 Arnold Strongman Classic]()
![Rogue Warhorn – 8K Extended Cut]()
![The 2018 Rogue Cookout]()
![Forged — A Rogue Fitness Barbell]()
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Hermann Saxon
Full body photo of Hermann Saxon posing with his arms crossed in front of his chest
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One of Louis Cyr’s Remarkable Feats
Illustration of Cyr performing people lifting feat of strength while lying on his back
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Ivy Russell 9 stone Amateur Lady Weight Lifting Champion of Great Britain
Ivy Russell studio portrait performing a deadlift with a trophy behind her
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History
Cover and Table of Contents – Strength Magazine – April, 1928
Cover & Table Of Contents from the April, 1928, issue of Strength magazine. Articles include: Preventing Spring Fever, Those Hand Balanacing Hands
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Documentaries
Fullsterkur | Strongman Documentary
Nestled at the doorstep of the Arctic Circle, the country of Iceland is uniquely acquainted with the relationship between strength and survival. For hundreds of years, men and women were challenged to overcome harsh weather and endless winter nights by developing their own distinct physical and mental fortitude—passed down from the age of the Vikings, […]
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Sandwina
As the daughter of German circus performers, Katie Sandwina (born Kathi Brumbach in 1884) was raised in a world uniquely encouraging of female athleticism and physicality. At a young age, she routinely defeated her male counterparts in various strength challenges, and by the 1910s, she was arguably America’s first true celebrity strongwoman; known as “Lady […]
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Stoneland
There are few places on earth as intimately tied to historic feats of strength as the Highlands of Scotland. Lifting stones, formed over centuries by wind and river erosion, can be found all over Scotland – each with its own history and local lore.
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Matt Chan Designs and Builds His New Garage Gym With Zeus Gym Builder
Rogue Journeyman Matt Chan sets up his brand new garage gym from scratch using Rogue’s ZEUS Gym Builder program. Based on the dimensions and layout of his garage, he’s able to explore and visualize different ideas and equipment combinations before making a purchase: https://www.rogueeurope.eu/zeus Matt’s build includes: 2 Monster Mass Storage Systems with a corner […]
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The Ohio Bar 2.0S | Our Quietest Barbell To Date
The Ohio Bar 2.0S is the first barbell to feature built-in sound dampening properties. In testing, it consistently measures 10 decibels (dB) quieter than typical bars when dropped in the same conditions. To the human ear, that’s equivalent to being half as loud as what you’d expect from your current barbell. For nearly 100 years, […]
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Designed in Columbus, Made in America | Rogue Kettlebells
We are very proud that three of Midwest’s top independent casting foundries stepped up to the challenge and helped us bring this work to the US. Designed in Columbus Ohio and manufactured in Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin the new kettlebells are setting the bar. The people of Cadillac, Michigan and Portsmouth, Ohio have reached out […]
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Louie Simmons 1947-2022
An “Icon” isn’t just a person who excels at their profession, it’s somebody who changes the entire culture around it. Nobody fits that description better than Louie Simmons (1947-2022), the founder of Westside Barbell and the godfather of modern powerlifting. As an elite-level lifter himself across four decades, Louie’s passion for the iron game gave […]
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News & Press
The Commissioner of Power – Austin Film Festival
We are pleased to announce that our newest full-length documentary film, The Commissioner of Power, will have its world premiere at the 2021 Austin Film Festival in Austin, Texas on October 27th. The film is scheduled to screen at the Paramount Theatre on Wednesday, October 27 at 7:15 PM CDT. Learn more about Austin Film […]
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How To Strongman Log Press with Steve Slater
Ohio Strongman and log and stone aficionado Steve Slater walks us through the steps of a log press. Pick up a Slater True Log.
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The Sinclair Coefficient — Terry Todd explains
From the beginning of competitive weightlifting, bigger men and smaller men have argued about who, based on body weight, are the better lifters. Starting in the 1930s, a series of formulas were introduced to the sport to help answer this question. Dr. Terry Todd from the University of Texas explains. View in 4k HD. Produced […]
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Movement
Clean and Jerk with Lauren Fisher
Rogue Athlete, Lauren Fisher, shows how to move 213 lbs using Rogue’s newest 25mm Olympic bar. Designed and manufactured in Columbus, Ohio.
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Athletes
Tia-Clair Toomey
5x CrossFit Games Champion / 3x Rogue Invitational Champion It’s getting hard to remember a time when Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr wasn’t the “Fittest Woman on Earth,” and it’s even harder to imagine anyone else exemplifying that title quite like she has. The 28 year-old Australian has now won 5 straight CrossFit Games and, since 2017, has […]
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Justin Medeiros
2021 CrossFit Games & Rogue Invitational Champion Once boldly described by Dave Castro as “the future of CrossFit,” 22 year-old Rogue athlete Justin Medeiros is now your reigning “Fittest Man on Earth,” completing one of the fastest rises in CrossFit history.
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Kyle Snyder
Kyle Snyder isn’t just the first wrestler to join the Rogue Athlete roster; he’s arguably the most accomplished amateur wrestler in American history. The Maryland native entered the national stage here in Columbus as an Ohio State Buckeye, posting a 75-5 career record with three straight Big Ten and NCAA Division I Championships as a […]
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Events
The Winner’s Circle | 2022 Arnold Strongman Classic
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Day 2 Highlights | 2022 Arnold Strongman Classic
The final day of competition at the 2022 Arnold Strongman Classic was one to remember. Weren’t able to watch? Event live streams are available now on the Rogue Fitness YouTube channel and at https://www.rogueeurope.eu/arnold-strongman-classic/schedule
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Day 1 Highlights | 2022 Arnold Strongman Classic
Highlights from Day One at the 2022 Arnold Strongman Classic in Columbus, Ohio. Back in front of a live crowd, and with emotions running high, the 20th edition of the Arnold didn’t waste time producing memorable moments. In the two events on Friday, the veteran JF Caron bested Rob Kearney and Martins Licis with a […]
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Lifestyle
Rogue Warhorn – 8K Extended Cut
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The 2018 Rogue Cookout
To reward our massive team at Rogue HQ, we held a day-long cookout to feed all three shifts — about 600 employees. Starting at 5:30 a.m., we fired up 10 Arteflame grills and 10 Big Green Eggs, and throughout the day we cooked 500 split chicken breasts, 600 burgers, hundreds of eggs and even more […]
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Forged — A Rogue Fitness Barbell
A Rogue Fitness barbell begins its life in fire. From the foundry to the factory, molten steel is formed into columns, shaped into rods and machined to be the barbell we know and recognize. Whether it’s in your garage or on the competition floor at the CrossFit Games, each Rogue barbell is built by the […]
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Monster Lite Pull-up Spheres
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Monster Lite Pull-up Spheres
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| Brand | Rogue Fitness |
| Color | Black |
| Made In USA | Yes |
| Diameter | 3" |
| Steel Notes | 9-gauge Steel Construction |
| Other Product Specs | 3" depth tubing of a crossmember/upright with 0.625" diameter holes |
| Monster Lite Compatible | Yes |
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Product Description
The Monster Lite version of Roguess Pull-Up Spheres will mount easily to any 3" depth tubing with 0.625" diameter holes, making them compatible with our Monster Lite and Infinity Series* rigs and racks. A preferred grip strength tool among rock climbers, gymnasts, and martial artists, these powder-coated, 9-gauge steel 3" Spheres are sold in pairs.
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Monster Lite Pull-up Spheres
The Monster Lite version of Rogues Pull-Up Spheres will mount easily to any 3" depth tubing with 0.625" diameter holes, making them compatible with our Monster Lite and Infinity Series* rigs and racks. A preferred grip strength tool among rock climbers, gymnasts, and martial artists, these powder-coated, 9-gauge steel 3" Spheres are sold in pairs.
Add a single set of Pull-Up Spheres to create a challenging new pull-up station or mount a sequenced series to turn your rig into a customized obstacle course. With a thread optimized for a 3" tube depth, these rack accessories can mount to either the side or bottom of any XML-70B or XML-43" crossmember with holes.
*Important: If mounting to an Infinity Series rack or rig, keep in mind that Monster Lite Pull-Up Spheres are optimized for the 3" depth of a 2x3" crossmember/upright.
See Also: Rogue's full selection of Grip Strength Training Tools
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Monster Lite Pull-Up Spheres Specifications:
- Made in America
- Sold in Pairs
- 9-gauge Steel Construction with Black Powdercoat
- Compatible with standard RML-3, RML-4, RML-6 Power Racks and Monster Lite Rigs with XML-70 Beam or 43” Monster Lite crossmembers
- Thread optimized for 5/8" diameter holes, 3" depth of a crossmember/upright
- For safety reasons, any rack should be securely fastened to the ground before using Pull-Up Spheres
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Reviews
1 - 4 of 4 Reviews
Not bad
I like the way they look and they work well for a challenging neutral/hammer grip pull-ups. But, when doing hand pronates pull-ups it seems to be very hard on my fingers. I’m no expert but in the climbing literature there are known certain ways you should never hold onto climbing holds because it is prone to injuring certain finger pulls or ligaments, and I’m afraid if I grip these wrong I could also hurt myself. Or, it could be a combination of small hands and weak grip.
I do like holding the ball with one hand and the pull-up bar with the other to do pull-ups or static hangs at the end of a workout for grip strength.
Yes, I recommend this product
Originally posted on roguefitness.com
Excellent low profile attachment
Works great for hanging, pull-ups and neutral grip work. I got this to strengthen grip for Mountain Biking, great change up from bar pull-ups. Attached to the rack it looks badass and low-profile. Go with the 3” unless you’re a grip pro or think you must have the ‘bigger’ ones.
Yes, I recommend this product
Originally posted on roguefitness.com
Legit.
I recently added the 3" spheres to my RML-390F and couldn't be happier. I couldn't fit the monkey bar crossmember due to low ceilings so these were a great alternative. They add a great variation from the standard pull-up bar. You can also do neutral grip pull ups on these, so it makes them pretty versatile. The 3" is a great size (I am 5'7" with pretty average sized hands) to work on grip strength. My only slight 'issue' was I didn't know how tight to crank these down. There is a rubber spacer and the more you tighten the nut, the more the spacer 'crushes.' I just tightened each until they felt solid and ended up with 5 threads showing on each screw. Works for me. Oh and the quality is excellent.. perfect powder coating and solid hardware. Well done Rogue. Well done.
Yes, I recommend this product
Originally posted on roguefitness.com
Try the 3" spheres first...
Having large hands, I immediately jumped to the 5" sphere -- in hindsight, given the different stresses on grip and wrist, I would recommend starting with the 3" model to build the requisite hand strength to fully utilize this piece of equipment.
Build quality is first rate, though the bolt threads are showing signs of oxidation (my rig is outdoors); not a galvanized / treated piece of hardware (like the fasteners shipped with Rogue rig products); does not impact the functionality of the rig. I touched it up with Krylon / Rustoleum textured paint to soothe my OCD eyes.
Yes, I recommend this product
Originally posted on roguefitness.com
1 - 4 of 4 Reviews
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