Free Bullworker Wallchart – Isometric Exercise Training Planner
What Is the Bullworker?
The Bullworker is an exercise device that’s used for isometric exercise. It features spring-loaded, contracting cylinders and users push inward on both ends of the device to work the arm muscles. It has strap down the side which expand the workout to include pulling out for lateral workouts. This design allows the Bullworker to be used for exercising the legs and lower body.
Bullworker HQ
But if you have found this blog then you know that anyway 😉
I rebuilt my blog last weekend, and while checking logs this morning I was amazed to see that the sixth most accessed topic this week is the old blogs I wrote for the Bullworker UK website (which sadly went out of business just over ten years ago).
As I write this, it’s a couple of weeks after Saturnalia/Hannukah/Christmas/USA-Holidays and people are desperately thinking about working off those Chrimbo calories. All of us with straining post-Christmas waistlines are digging out old Bullworkers from the cupboard (where they have been gathering dust since the same time last year). It’s time to get some isometric, isokinetic, isothingie exercise on and build some muscles while losing some fat cells.
Seriously though, the Bullworker is a great exercise machine and I miss running the Bullworker UK website: I genuinely believe this little exercise device works well and it has an active and passionate fan base. The forums were always active and I met some really nice folks online.
Anyway – one of the search phrases that bought people here is “bullworker wall chart” so I dug out an old workout wallchart (which used to sell for $9.99).
Since the company is no longer trading, I guess it’s fair to share it with the world. 😉
Free Bullworker WallChart
More free Bullworker downloads
I found a bunch of old scans of vintage bullworker wallcharts.
Most of the exercises are roughly the same.
If you want to see the some historical Bullworker charts with free download grab them here
Hi Nick just a big thank you for the wall chart download, been working with my 25 year old bullworker since I found your chart, seriously impressed with how my fitness and muscle size is growing, not bad for a 53 year old lol.
Cheers
You’re welcome. I have a collection of old Bullworkers and even some prototype models from when I worked with Bullworker UK a decade ago. Maybe I should dig them out and do a blog about them… glad you enjoy the chart!
I still have and am using the same old bullworker I bought in early 70s and it still works just as it did on its first day. Amazing and very effective.
Thanx a lot NickLitten for the bullworker charts -I do have a old instrument & inspired by your charts I will try to carry out the exercises.
My pleasure Sankar!
Hi Nick. Had an original BW in my teens. Now 64 and needed something to stop the bod seizing up. Brother in law said he had a BW X5 in the loft for years. Sent to me and with the help of your chart, going good so far. I’ve been trying to find out a bit about the straps. Are the stitched areas supposed to jam up / stop at the rollers? I assume not but, thought you might be able to help with that question. Can’t find anything on the net at all. This seems to restrict the movement on some of the exercises. Thanks again.
I wouldn’t think so – but I suspect if it’s really old the stitches might have frayed?
Thanks Nick. Stitches are not frayed. Looks the same as many pictures I’ve seen. Those stitched parts just won’t pass through the rollers at all. Anyway, will press on. Thanks again.