Bullworker X5 Pro Handle Removal

The X5 Pro was precisely designed so that if you are not pulling straight up, the force to the side can cause the pin to jam. Therefore, if you either grip the sides of the handle or directly in the center the handle comes off. It does not take much force so if you are forcing it, reposition your hand and try to pull straight up from the center.

The X5 Pro was precisely designed so that if you are not pulling straight up, the force to the side can cause the pin to jam. Therefore, if you either grip the sides of the handle or directly in the center the handle comes off. It does not take much force so if you are forcing it, reposition your hand and try to pull straight up from the center.

When you remove your handle you can put a little chapstick around the pin area and on the backside. This will help until the unit is broken in.

If after trying to no avail, please contact us and we will be happy to help correct the issue.

Grip Recommendation 1

X5 Handle Removal

Grip Recommendation 2

X5 Handle Removal Grip
Weeks 11 – 13: Chest/Tri, Back/Bi and Lower Body Splits

Weeks 11 – 13: Chest/Tri, Back/Bi and Lower Body Splits

This workout follows a powerful 30-second isometric hold + 12-second rest protocol for 5 total sets per exercise, forcing maximum muscle fiber recruitment for rapid strength gains, muscle growth, and endurance.

Weeks 8 – 10: Chest/Tri, Back/Bi and Lower Body Splits

Weeks 8 – 10: Chest/Tri, Back/Bi and Lower Body Splits

Perform an isometric hold of 10 seconds at 80% – 90% and 12 repetitions for each exercise of the circuit. Repeat if desired.

Do each routine 2 times per week. You can stack them and/or combine for one total body day.