Let's see your home gyms

[ThisisOverload]

I just have a power cage, adjustable bench, chin up/dip rack, 300 pounds of plates, 45 pound barbell and dumbbells from 10 to 80 pounds. Also have a ton of slam balls, bands, ropes, chains, a few kettle bells and a full kickboxing setup in the garage for cardio.

I acquired everything used over the last 10 years or so, maybe have $2k in it.

Only use it when i don't want to go to the gym. Was great during Covid, but i don't have too many options.

[Dave D]

"fits in the limited space"
hmmm, that is overpriced garbage.
2300 dollars is enough money for a decent homegym.

I got this for 750$ (new, MAXXUS Bodymax 6000)

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alot of used plates for 150$
Cardio? Go outside all the cardio you need.
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no music, no tv?

GARBAGE

Did you get all this  prior to covid lockdowns?

[BossBoss]

Did you get all this  prior to covid lockdowns?

Yes
To be fair, it is not the right time to buy gym equipment.
Everything is ridiculous overpriced.

you have to wait 1-2 Years to see good prices again..
But everything is better than a total-gym.

You will find instructions online to build your own gym out of wood..



I bought my stuff 13 years ago..but 2300$ is more than enough for a fully equipped home-gym.



Africa has better gyms than Goodrum.

[wes]

I used to have a veritable ton of equipment........left it all in Masachusettes.

[Body-Buildah]

I dont think that big $2300.00 cage w/ a weight set would be good in a place like Vince's.
Those places are very sturdy, they are up on blocks or lifts of some sort.
Thin floors, etc.

[Cook]

I used to have a veritable ton of equipment........left it all in Masachusettes.

Mine is about 40years of garage sales and little second hand stores.I bought a few pieces new but I always have my eye out when the wife stops at a garage sale.

[catracho]

20 years old, held by duct tape, but still usable! Dumbbells from 5 to 45 plus 65 and 70s. Bench plus bowflex I bought in a yardage, and dip bar.

[IroNat]

20 years old, held by duct tape, but still usable! Dumbbells from 5 to 45 plus 65 and 70s. Bench plus bowflex I bought in a yardage, and dip bar.

Nice setup.

[funk51]

I only do Charles Atlas "Dynamic Tension". Weights not needed.

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[funk51]

Looks like a cow eating outside your glass door.

that's no cow, that was my best friend ever 2006-2018 RIP 

[funk51]

Every 6 months you post these pictures.
always the same pictures for years on here... you will soon be posting your Lou Ferrigno plates again 

   how nice of you to notice , consistency is the key to a successful training routine. there you go.

[funk51]

I used to have a veritable ton of equipment........left it all in Masachusettes.

 

    sorry Wes,  I couldn't resist.

[Humble Narcissist]

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I was wondering if someone would post that.

[IRON CROSS]

   how nice of you to notice , consistency is the key to a successful training routine. there you go.

 you are wheelschaired bullshiter

[funk51]

you are wheelschaired bullshiter

  I'm guessing English is a second or possibly third language for you. if this is the case I'm impressed.

[IRON CROSS]

  I'm guessing English is a second or possibly third language for you. if this is the case I'm impressed.

be free & report me to Joe 4 'respecting' crip's like U 

obw, do U surf too 

[Primemuscle]

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https://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=672893.0;attach=1308287;image

The theory of relativity....works like a charm.

[IroNat]

I just have a power cage, adjustable bench, chin up/dip rack, 300 pounds of plates, 45 pound barbell and dumbbells from 10 to 80 pounds. Also have a ton of slam balls, bands, ropes, chains, a few kettle bells and a full kickboxing setup in the garage for cardio.

I acquired everything used over the last 10 years or so, maybe have $2k in it.

Only use it when i don't want to go to the gym. Was great during Covid, but i don't have too many options.

What more do you need, other than possibly more plates?

[IroNat]

"fits in the limited space"
hmmm, that is overpriced garbage.
2300 dollars is enough money for a decent homegym.

I got this for 750$ (new, MAXXUS Bodymax 6000)

+
alot of used plates for 150$
Cardio? Go outside all the cardio you need.
+
no music, no tv?

GARBAGE

All you need.

[wes]

 

    sorry Wes,  I couldn't resist.

I always hated that song !! 

[Straw Man]

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[Straw Man]

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[Dave D]

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Good layout Straw. How do you like the silencer pads?

I like your overhead storeage the best out of everything.

[Straw Man]

Good layout Straw. How do you like the silencer pads?

I like your overhead storeage the best out of everything.

that's funny
I kind of wish I didn't have the those shelves sometimes because I could have a better rack/cage set up
I threw this together on the fly starting from the day after they closed the gyms in the bay area
we had a two week head start before that started happening elsewhere

those drop pads are obviously good for protecting my dumbbells and my garage floor but I also use them for other things
you can see the chest supported row set up where I use it to prop up the bench
I also use them with the pull up bar and dip set up
I use put them on either side and use them as a step off

[ThisisOverload]

What more do you need, other than possibly more plates?

I can get some great workouts in, but these days i like to change things up and find more value in machines and cable exercises.