Thanks Luke, appreciate that!!

Thanks Carter and right!! I looked at that and was like damn, I need a pulley and popped on Amazon 😂

Yes, very impressed with their customer service!!

Thanks big man!!

Thank you!!

I agree, amazing customer service and Nordics feel great using this.

Yep, first day I got it, grabbed the red knob and lifted it off the floor 😂

It definitely wobbles but thats the issue when making something so versatile. I bought this mainly as an adjustable Nordic bench and I can say without a doubt, this performs well. The problem with a design like this is always going to be stability, everything moves on this piece from the ground up. I didn’t weigh mine down in the b roll either so that would help, but I’ll agree there is side to side wobble but it will have a place for so many people. It’s not a stand alone GHD but you can accomplish a lot for the general population and these folks care about rehab exercises in a space friendly solution. I thought everything you said before I bought it, but since I bought it for Nordics, I took the chance and I actually enjoy it. GHD stuff I won’t do as much, but Nordics, GHRs, leg raises are good but yes, it will wobble due to design.

Appreciate that!!

Thank you, yeah a lot of moving parts but if there’s one area it does a nice job with, is the adjustable Nordic bench in my opinion. Never did Nordics before except basically dropping quick to the floor and just did my first one tonight.

Thanks Chip!! Appreciate the support!

Thank you!!

Coop sold GGR a few years ago and is a talking figure head for the parent company. He also barely works out at this point imo compared to how he looked before.

Thanks, just looked it up and in most cases that would be correct, but loosen and unloosen mean basically the same thing. To make something loose, or to make something completely free.

So honestly, I bought this mainly for Nordics and the extra versatility was a big bonus. That being said, if you aren’t gonna utilize it for everything and the reverse hyper is not a reverse hyper so you’d still need the Westside which I have, then going the Titan will be a good choice. The Titan will be more stable in my opinion and doing reverse hypers will feel more stable as well. I will say I think the Freak Athlete is holding up very well and it’s easily a piece I use a few times a week. The Velcro GHD pad is the only thing I’m not a fan of otherwise it works very well. Reverse hyper again is not a real reverse hyper but the other exercises work great. If you use the Freak Athlete mostly at the lower setting, it’s a bit more stable but the Titan one is probably gonna feel more like a GHD and work well for Glute ham raises. The freak athlete can do them, but the Velcro does have some give, doesn’t physically come undone, but you can feel it move a tad. Ultimately comes down to the goal and your use for it. The FA does a great job for a versatile compact unit, but it sacrifices the feeling of being stable until you do the exercise. Once you do the exercise, It feels good.

@GoreckiFit Thanks! Very helpful and crazy quick response. Also, very helpful review to begin with. I am predisposed to love this product as an inventor and creative minamilist type (who has gone as far as drawing up various sketches of commercial and home gym innovations myself but have instead stayed focused on higher returing efforts in my career), so it's uniquely painful to turn to other more dedicated and limited options. I see the potential in a 2.0 or 3.0 derivative of Freak Athlete products being very exciting if the company can make it that far. Even if it might not be a fit for your needs, you'll probably enjoy checking out the Tytax products. I owned and enjoyed the M1, had a T1-X on order, and got close to ordering the MX with the JA option recently but space did not permit.

@@Tiger1016. that Txtax piece looks crazy for an all in one type unit. Yeah the Freak Athlete piece is pretty cool and overall they did a great job, but I definitely don’t see them being done yet. I’m sure they will work on refining this one until it’s much better. Once they get a nicer pad, maybe one that doesn’t have Velcro, it will be much better in my opinion. Again, definitely depends on what you’re using it for because you do a pay a bit more for the versatility. I think for your uses, either one will work very well.

The foot plate does make a small amount of noise. I workout with music so I usually don’t notice it.

I think the pad is too wide for those. You can remove the pad and use your core, but it’s not gonna be good for seal row or chest supported row just due to the width of pad.

@@GoreckiFit thanks sir