The Thomas Inch Trainer has been Christened, records were made, and records were quickly broken. My older brother came out to see what he could do now that I have a true trainer in the arsenal. After warming up he lifted 169.10lbs. Then he got 174.10lbs for several reps. Both weights smashing his previous record on my custom made handle. He then followed that up with 182.90lbs for several reps as well to finish up the night and smash all his records. Massive steps from what he has done before. We were so excited from his lifts that I didnt even remember what I had done before him. My brother said I did 147lbs which would've been a new record for me too. This thing is incredible. I absolutely love it and he is obsessed with it. We now have to find a real 172 Thomas Inch for him to try. I know of 1 near me and I'm trying to get some plans made for that lift to happen for him. Cross your fingers for us. We're gonna see what we can make happen.

May I introduce: “Little Dicky” and “Skate or Die”. I put together these two little pieces this week and had a chance to mess around with them yesterday. One is a section of handle from a piece of an old junky rowing machine, the other, a wheel from my first ever skateboard. The textures and sizes make for unique challenges with being plastic and urethane respectively. Was able to pull 100lbs And 60lbs

This is a rolling handle that can be lifted with two hands. It’s 90 mm. Down side is, you can easily lift off center which makes the lift some what easier. But the wide grip feels good.

For the first time I tried a dinnie stones style lift with my 60mm rolling handle & 60mm V-bar both by Gods Of Grip. The weight on the rolling handle was 50 Kg & on the V-bar was 55 Kg. I realised how difficult and fun that kind of lift was at the same time

Me training with my all time favourite training tool, the Gods Of Grip 60mm rolling handle. Here I was doing some single lifts and the weight was 55 Kg/121 Lbs