Cable flies on the Titan Fitness wall mounted pulley tower

Get more from your @betitanfit pulley tower!

⏬ Equipment I use in my gym ⏬
REP Omni 6 post power rack
REP AB4100
REP 5-50 hex dumbbell set
Rep monolift attachments

Fringe Sport Savage bumper plate set
Fringe Sport floor mounted power cage

Hip thrust pad
Chest up pad
Preacher pad
Barbell bomb
Abmat
Quarter rings
Belt squat cover
Split squat pad
Medicine balls

Kaizen jammer arm adapters
Pro D bar handle
Angles 90 grips
Belt squat collar
Trigrips long tricep rope handles

Mighty Grip plates
Seal Row Pad
Wall Mounted pulley tower
Aluminum pulley wheel upgrade
Arch nemesis multi-grip camber bar
Blue cerakote utility bar
Rackable curl bar

Monster lite matador
Monster 2.0 trolley arms
Echo Bar
Stanless Steel Ohio power bar

Titan Fitness short wall mounted pulley tower
Titan Fitness rackable trap bar

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[JoseSuarez-bkqg]

Man do you have ideas. It seems to me that all your DIY’s are a hit out of the park.

[TheCarterHomeGym]

Nice! My Valor cable tower is going strong even though I've upgraded pretty much everything in my gym. It's a tremendous value!

[mikeyd]

Cool. Very cool.
What I did was purchase 2 and made it a basic Cable Crossover Machine/Functional Trainer.
I put them 8 feet apart in the corner of my basement gym. Wish YouTube would allow me to post a pic. I was going to add a Pullup bar. But bc of the machines screwed into wall beams. I don't trust that they could handle my weight.
I did notice on your pulley tower that the feet are different in the beginning and different stock feet in the end of your video.
Anyway. Excellent Job.
I originally had my Tower cable hooked up to other pulleys on my 9 1/2 ceiling. To give me the full wider range of motion.
I love seeing People show a machines real capacity. Idky Titan Fitness never made added attachments to do what you did.
#Brilliant !!!
Thank You.


I apologize. I wasn't paying attention to you saying the "Bell Tower."

[RicH]

You earned another subscriber. I really appreciate your approach to getting the most out of all these machines. Helpful for those who wanna max out their home gyms like me!

[kenulozas]

Thank you for this one. Not sure why I didn't think of this myself. 💪💪💪💪

[JordanLambo]

Dang this is genius. Building the garage gym and wondered about getting two of these for cable flys. I'll do this instead

[TimS-iv]

I did that by running a 4x4 across the rafters in my shed. I have the cross over flies, cable curl and tricep cable extension

[wadebooth]

Hi! Going to try this! Did you buy this rope with that length or cut it down and customize it to fit the machine?

[codewalters]

Love the diy + the workout combination

[Spook-No]

This is class! I was thinking of buying 2 of these to put side by side, but this makes sense.

[brainchilddesigner]

Sweet!
I have some pulleys and cables laying around. I'm going to gp purchase a 1.5 x 1.5 steel beam and make this permanent.
THANK YOU!

[Tom-verk]

Awesome strongly appreciate your smartness

[DadUsedSkate]

I commented on your first video but I actually like this idea more with the U clips because then you don’t have to set anything up. Just run the cable to the pulley which takes 3 minutes to un bolt and re bolt

[nickpeirce]

Great idea! I just got one of these towers and I’m gonna try this.

[leondgreat]

Damn I bought 2 to be able to do this! Still don't regret it as I still like to have two so I won't have to readjust that much. But this is great innovation. I'll add it to at least one. Thanks

[JonJon-dlon]

Dood love your channel… super creative!!

[shamiqz]

Thanks Kaizen. This was really helpful. I used a 4x4 for stability and got the climbing rope like you mentioned. Works like a charm

[jamesj]

I guess i know what I'm doing on vacation now lol

[sirlost]

Dude! That’s genius!! Now next step would be: how to turn it into a lat pull-down machine??

[realalbertan]

Titan - option b attach the 2x4 or a 2x6 to the ceiling