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nygmen
 Post subject: Chalk
PostPosted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 8:45 pm 
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Where do I buy lifting chalk (in a store & in the states)? Are there better brands or is it all basically the same stuff? Can't find any websites that have it listed aside from online dealers…
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where in mass are you? i know a place but im southcoast.
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t-money wrote:
where in mass are you? i know a place but im southcoast.


northeast, Lowell area
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nygmen
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OK, I give up...

After spending 8 hours driving around to every sporting goods store in a 20 mile radius, no luck.

Is BodyBuilding.com a legit site to order from?

If not, any suggestions?
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Is BodyBuilding.com a legit site to order from?

Yes
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nygmen
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thank you...

Between chalk and the bruises on my shins and knees, deadlifts are something else.

Gotta love em though… I can rip more than I can grip…
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