Note: This article represents the thoughts and opinions of the author, Tom Lincir, not those of National Fitness Trade Journal. The material is based on Ivanko's extensive primary and secondary research, and more importantly, trial & error and learning over 34 years of manufacturing strength products.
I’ve made the analogy before, but I think it bears repeating: its useful to look at the gym equipment you purchase and use as tools. Every craftsman relies on his tools to get the job done. In many cases, and in the right hands, the quality of your tools determines the quality of job you do.
