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Mine does the same thing when it's running. As far as I know, its the basics of heat exchange and a normal byproduct of the cooling process. Like the heat from the inside has to get to the outside in order for the water to cool in the simplest of terms.

60 to 90 seconds!

Love to hear it!

Hopefully no toes were broken during the bands failure, haha.

@@GPSHumanPerformanceUSAnah all good but i don’t trust bands anymore lol

It’s 7.1 cu ft.

Yeah, it’ll be tight. Just need to test out how much water to put in it so you don’t overflow it when climbing in.

@@GPSHumanPerformanceUSA Thought so. I can only low enough to cover my chest but not my shoulders. Probably best to pick up a larger one.

Daily or at least before every time you workout, go for a run, or do physical activity.

On my IG page you can find some. A lot depends on how tall you are. I’m 5’9” 185lbs. It worked for me, but I did just upgrade to a bigger model that is 14 cu ft. Plenty of room for activities in this one.

Biggest thing that helps me is squeezing my butt and quads really hard, that seems to keep my middle/core from sagging. Keep at it!

You’re welcome!

Correct!

Yeah, hard to fully isolate the glute medius.

It held up great, but I’ve since upgraded to a 14 cu ft. But for what I paid for the 7.1 back in the day it was well worth the investment and never had any issues, until the compressor stopped working but that was after 4+ years of use.

I upgraded to a 14 cu ft one or I’d measure it right now. I thought I replied to someone else before with the internal dimensions but I can’t see the comment from a quick scroll. I think you’d be able to find dimensions on any of the manufacturers websites though.

I almost refilmed the whole video because I was so mad at how dumb I looked putting the bar away 😂

100% David, plus it will allow you to potentially load it heavier and doesn't require you to get as low, such as with a DB.

@@GPSHumanPerformanceUSA Ahh wonderful I'm limited in my range of KB and DB weight. So this helps so much! Thanks for the reply!

@@BoredomKG No doubt man, keep crushing it!

Agreed! One of the best to blow up your triceps!

Thanks Cindy, glad I was able to get a chuckle out of you!

Haha! Me too!@@GPSHumanPerformanceUSA

Let’s get that to 10! Anytime you see a pull-up bar hit a max set, you’ll be there in no time.

Yeah, I got a buddy who has used mine that is pushing 6' so definitely can fit. I did however just upgrade to a 14.8 cu ft model and its massive.

I got you Stephan, give me a week to get thru the holidays and I’ll make another video.

Is it possible to do a slow-motion video? Where to start, the release, etc? There is none on the web....

@@stephanpetranker8994 I’ll see what I can do for you.

I still hate that guy’s dog and I haven’t lived there in 4 years!

You're welcome!!!

😂 yup!

You’re welcome Mike!

Perform Better is the brand I prefer. Definitely the best I’ve ever used!

I’m no electrician but if it is unplugged there should be no electrical current running through it. I’m shock free for like 5 years.

I have an aquarium pump I got off of Amazon. Drop it in and drain it into my kitchen sink. Super easy.

What are the inside dimensions of unit

@@GuillermoCruz-qh3qb roughly H x W x L = 30" x 21" x 36"

Glad you like it. I also will throw in some high knees, skips, lateral shuffles, back pedal and carioca if prepping to play a sport of any nature too!

I can only speak from personal experience and I have not had an issue with that. Biggest thing that I do to mitigate that concern is I put it along an exterior wall, and I run it perpendicular to the floor joists. That to me is the most logical way to distribute the weight best.

@@GPSHumanPerformanceUSA Thank you for your reply

@@ethantole4140 no problem at all. I just actually got an even bigger freezer in my apartment. Went from 7.1 cu ft to 14 cu ft. I’ve had it roughly a month now and again no issues.

You're welcome!

AWESOME! Glad this helped you out.

Touche. I more so meant that I was going from spending around $10-$15 in ice every-time I was using my bathtub to ice bath to a one time purchase of the chest freezer and could do it every day.

@@GPSHumanPerformanceUSA I’d pay you $8 per ice bath

@@2random628 I mean now we’re talking!

I typically shoot for either a straight set of 30 steps one direction and 30 steps back or hit up like 3x10.

@@GPSHumanPerformanceUSA thank you!

@@jescereal you’re very welcome!!! Totally okay to do these on the daily as well.

No doubt! A towel works great as well.