[Sonny]

Originally Posted by ratman201

Ok disregard my last post, if this is what you are using it for then it is good. You are using it exactlly how it should be.

This is the one:

https://www.tdcanadatrust.com/lending/lineofcredit.jsp

[kaboom187]

i googled they are 17 3/4 inch diameter & 2 1/4 wide

[Donut62]

Originally Posted by kaboom187

i googled they are 17 3/4 inch diameter & 2 1/4 wide

Training plates are sometimes a little smaller in diameter. 18" is the standard competition size.

[kaboom187]

sonny, you should make the trek out to north van to train wtih 2 of the very best BJJ guys in BC.

www.northvanbjj.com

don't know about rates, but i expect them to be cheap as a start up.

Go bump my thread in the grappling section too

[Lorenz]

Originally Posted by Sonny

Whatever prime is. I was advised to get one in case of emergency because it's a lot better than resorting to credit cards.

My wife works for Royal Bank, and she can only get Prime+1, so yes, getting prime is great. Especially if you have any credit card or other high interest debt, that you could pay off with it.

[ratman201]

Originally Posted by Donut62

Training plates are sometimes a little smaller in diameter. 18" is the standard competition size.

Really fractions of an inch isn't going to matter, as long as I don't build them and I don't have to stand on my tip toes to rack the weight or my low ones aren't like 3" below my bottom position I will be good. So a radius of 9", now I can get building.

[Sonny]

Is prime a fluctuating interest rate?

[Donut62]

Actually, I was wrong, the offical IPF powerlifting and IWF weightlifting rule book says 450mm, or 17 3/4".

http://www.powerlifting-ipf.com/IPF_rulebook.pdf

http://www.iwf.net/doc/technical.pdf

[kaboom187]

My internet sleuthery prevails.

[kaboom187]

rat or anyone on planet earth, i suggest you start downloading rome so you can watch it one day.