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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 Do Band Pull Aparts]()
![How To Do Banded Lunges]()
![How To Do Banded Tricep Pushdowns]()
![Tia-Clair Toomey]()
![Justin Medeiros]()
![Kyle Snyder]()
![Laura Horvath – 2022 Rogue Invitational Champion | 8k]()
![Oleksii Novikov – 2022 Rogue Invitational Strongman Champion | 8k]()
![Texas Trail – Individual Event 1 | 2022 Rogue Invitational]()
![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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History
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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History
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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Documentaries
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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Documentaries
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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Equipment
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.roguefitness.com/zeus Matt’s build includes: 2 Monster Mass Storage Systems with a corner […]
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Equipment
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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Equipment
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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News & Press
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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Movement
How To Do Band Pull Aparts
A quick guide on how to perform a band pull-apart during your warm-up exercises, as explained by Rogue Journeyman Matt Chan, a 5x Top-Ten finisher at the CrossFit Games.
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Movement
How To Do Banded Lunges
CrossFit legend Matt Chan stops by Rogue HQ to demonstrate how to use a resistance band to perform a forward leaning stationary lunge. This movement can activate the quads effectively across 20 reps per leg.
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Movement
How To Do Banded Tricep Pushdowns
Rogue Journeyman Matt Chan provides a quick guide for performing high-rep tricep pushdowns with a light resistance band. “It’s a movement that I use,” Matt explains, “to warm up my elbows and triceps for any sort of pressing exercise.”
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Athletes
Tia-Clair Toomey
6x 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 29 year-old Australian has now won 6 straight CrossFit Games and, since 2017, has […]
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Athletes
Justin Medeiros
2022 CrossFit Games & Rogue Invitational Champion Once boldly described by Dave Castro as “the future of CrossFit,” 23 year-old Rogue athlete Justin Medeiros is now your 2x reigning “Fittest Man on Earth” and 2x Rogue Invitational Champion, having already eclipsed even the most ambitious expectations at this point in his career.
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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
Laura Horvath – 2022 Rogue Invitational Champion | 8k
Laura Horvath is your 2022 Rogue Invitational Champion! After narrowly missing the podium last October, and finishing third at the CrossFit Games this past summer, Laura took the next step across four days in Texas, dominating much of the competition en route to her first title. She became the first athlete to win four consecutive […]
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Events
Oleksii Novikov – 2022 Rogue Invitational Strongman Champion | 8k
Highlights from Oleksii Novikov’s triumphant performance at the 2022 Rogue Invitational Strongman competition. Across two days and six events at Dell Diamond in Round Rock, Texas, the 26 year-old Ukrainian was the picture of consistency, finishing Top 3 in all but one challenge (he was 4th in the Yoke Carry) and topping the leaderboard for […]
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Events
Texas Trail – Individual Event 1 | 2022 Rogue Invitational
Coverage of Event 1 from the Men’s and Women’s Individual competitions at the 2022 Rogue Invitational. “Texas Trail” was a unique off-site event held outside of Austin, TX, on Thursday, October 27, ahead of the 3 main days of competition. The 4.2 mile timed run was broken down into these segments: 1.2 mile run with […]
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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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Lifestyle
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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Rogue Monster Crossmembers
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Made in U.S.A.
Rogue Monster Crossmembers
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Made in U.S.A.
Monster 2.0 24" Top Crossmember
CA$86.00
Monster 2.0 24" Bottom Crossmember
CA$97.00
Monster 2.0 30" Top Crossmember
CA$110.00
Monster 2.0 30" Bottom Crossmember
CA$121.00
Monster 2.0 43" Top Crossmember
CA$131.00
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Monster 2.0 43" Bottom Crossmember
CA$145.00
Monster 2.0 70" Top Crossmember
CA$255.00
Monster 2.0 70" Bottom Crossmember
CA$241.00
Monster 2.0 43" Nameplate Crossmember
CA$378.00
XM-433 Monster Fat/Skinny
CA$227.00
XM-43P Monster 43" Parallel
CA$214.00
XM-431 Monster 43" Single Pull-up Bar
CA$158.00
XM-432 Monster Single Fat Bar
CA$179.00
XM-70P Monster 70" Parallel
CA$255.00
XM-70S Monster 70" Single
CA$234.00
Gear Specs | |
| Brand | Rogue Fitness |
| Color | Black |
| Made In USA | Yes |
| Monster Compatible | Yes |
Product Description
Owners of any Rogue Monster Series rig or rack have a huge assortment of compatible crossmembers and pull-up bars available to choose from. Each of these bars is manufactured in the USA and designed exclusively for the 3x3” dimensions and 1” holes of the Monster upright.
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Rogue Monster Crossmembers
Owners of any Rogue Monster Series rig or rack have a huge assortment of compatible crossmembers and pull-up bars available to choose from. Each of these bars is manufactured in the USA and designed exclusively for the 3x3” dimensions and 1” holes of the Monster upright.
Additional crossmembers provide an affordable way to create more work stations, serve more athletes, improve a rig’s overall stability, and make more efficient use of a training space. Using the selection box on the right, you can choose from single and double-bars, fat and skinny diameters, and lengths.
All Monster 2.0 Top and Bottom Crossmembers feature a Satin Black Powder Coat. Each of the Bottom Crossmembers feature laser-cut numbered holes.
Monster Crossmember Options:
- Monster 2.0 24" Top Crossmember
- Monster 2.0 24" Bottom Crossmember with Numbers
- Monster 2.0 30" Top Crossmember
- Monster 2.0 30" Bottom Crossmember with Numbers
- Monster 2.0 43" Top Crossmember
- Monster 2.0 43" Bottom Crossmember with Numbers
- Monster 2.0 70" Top Crossmember*
- Monster 2.0 43" Nameplate Crossmember
- XM-43P Monster 43” Parallel
- XM-431 Monster 43” Single
- XM-432 Monster Single Fat Bar (2” outside diameter)
- XM-70P Monster 70” Parallel*
- XM-70S Monster 70” Single*
*70" crossmembers can be used to daisy chain two Monster Racks together.
Please Note: Hardware is NOT included with any of the products above.
Please Note: These crossmembers are intended ONLY for use with the 3x3” Monster Series. For more options, see below:
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Infinity Crossmembers
Monster Lite Crossmembers
Echo Crossmembers
Gear Specs
Specifications
- Made in the USA
- Color: Black
- Monster Compatible: Yes
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Reviews
1 - 8 of 11 Reviews
Just great!
Bought the 43” top crossmember to replace my Pullup bar so I can add more attachments. Matching the color to my rogue name plate looks great as well. Moved the Pullup bar to the middle for even more stability. I am very please with this purchased.
Yes, I recommend this product
Originally posted on roguefitness.com
Proud Owning American Made Products from Rogue
I just really wanted to represent Rogue. I like the fact my neighbors and friends see it. Buying American products supports Americans and their families. Plus, extremely well built. The front cross member has made the rack so stable. I moved the pull-up bar to the center to add stability on my pull-ups. Well worth the extra expense.
Yes, I recommend this product
Originally posted on roguefitness.com
customization is unlimited
I bought 2 X 24" crossmembers. You can customize 4 post, 6 posts, etc, for your rack, only limited to your imagination and space!
Yes, I recommend this product
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Turned my RM-4 into a 6
Added some uppers and lowers for my existing rack to expand it, along with a gun rack and weight storage. Grown man ish.
Yes, I recommend this product
Originally posted on roguefitness.com
Greatest equipment ever
This was by far the best equipment purchase I have made to date. Our entire family loves and uses the rogue fitness .
Yes, I recommend this product
Originally posted on roguefitness.com
Great for outdoor Pull up Bar
We bought this bar to install on our outdoor pull up bar. Many articles we read just used piping, but to save our hands we wanted a powder coated bar. We know Rogue is quality and that these can withstand the outdoors, so we purchased it for the rig and don't regret it! It worked perfectly for the bar and it's great to have a quality bar for our pull ups and muscle ups!
Yes, I recommend this product
Originally posted on roguefitness.com
Really ties the rack together
Ended up buying a crossmember to tie the front of my rack together and allow for more attachments. I think it gives the rack a much better overall look, while still allowing a pull up bar to be mounted inside the rack (RM3 here). It's a very inexpensive upgrade and makes the rack much more functional (and aesthetic!).
Yes, I recommend this product
Originally posted on roguefitness.com
Built to Last
I recently extended my RM3 rack to an RM6, and the final product is impressive; the new 2.0 crossmembers are burly, yet have a certain classy panache with that classy gusset sporting the Rogue insignia; I had no problems installing everything; the new version has dual holes to make fine-tuning adjustments easy as ever. I'm a very impressed and satisfied customer.
Yes, I recommend this product
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1 - 8 of 11 Reviews
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