Re: exercise sports fitness resources and equipment for the blind
Most of my equipment is home made, stuck to posts of an outside deck.
A couple bars, 1 fixed, and another on chains.
2 medicine balls of various weights, free standing weights, and a swiss ball, some rings which I can put on the bars but havn't used much.
awesome! I was also thinking of some solutions for home use and this could be it.
My brother trained me for 3 years for my fitness.
My greatest asset is a travel alarm timer that attaches via magnet to a bracket on top of my excercise bike which is just a flywheel and a seat.
Its not as good as the fan resistance bike seat wize I had before or the older bike I had before that but its good enough.
The cost of all my equipment was a bit, some of it on sale and my brother owns the weights and medicine balls.
The swiss ball came free with something and he designed and built the bars himself.
All equipment was sourced locally.
I have a stereo with sub and a extensive disk library.
I also have a radio on that to for listening to the saturday morning show when I do my huge training session and should I use it a tv which I don't use.
However thats got an hdd recorder and dvd but none of those are smart though I know my brother who plays tenis and runs does use the tv a lot to watch dvds and netflicks.
very cool. I find music and the like distracting when I am running and stuff but to each their own, too. I admit I have not even used medicine balls before so that is a new one for me.
As for gym equipment computers, the clock replaces the excercycle computer and I don't use any apps bar that bit of kit.
well, we all got to start out with something, which is the idea of this topic.. maybe we can get somewhere and have a really nice blind exercising kit.
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