Let's see your home gyms

[IroNat]

Looking good, Straw.

[Humble Narcissist]

Looking good, Straw.

He has a nice looking home gym.  Now, if he could only clean up his yard.

[Body-Buildah]

Im a beast in my home gym.

[IroNat]

Im a beast in my home gym.

Weight is weight, bro.

That's good equipment.

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

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.

My floors are built the same as any other house.  The only distinction difference is my walls with the braces as a manufactured home is built in sections on a productuon lines.  I did not do any real upgrades so i do have formica kitchen counters sinks.   Its just that i mainly train at Sportsclub..its a 20 minute drive from my home and it used to be 15 minutes when i worked from my office.   My setup is only for when i cant make it to the gym along with being compact for the limited space i have because the other half of my 1 extra room is my home office.  With that being said,  i get a hearty workout with my equipment.  Along with the usual fair, i have a number of attachments like a dip bar, pull up attachment , and a bicep bar which is used with a manta ray.  It is real weight because its my own weight and can outmatch a number of other gym equipment.  I would love to have a rack in my home but it doesnt fit so i make due with the space available as i have no intention of putting in my living room or any other parts of my house like some people

Yesterday was dips and pullups

[funk51]

Im a beast in my home gym.

   that looks a lot like jubinville equipment or the equipment jubinville used to make for lurie barbell.

[Humble Narcissist]

Im a beast in my home gym.

That is every bit as good as what the Soviet Olympic teams used for equipment.

[Primemuscle]

Im a beast in my home gym.

This is far better than what I currently have for at home workouts, which is 2 set's of lightweight dumbbells, a power twister bar and the Jaquish Biomedical X3 Bar Elite which I bought a little while back. I also have been doing body-weight exercises since the gyms closed (squats, push-ups and core exercises). I'm ready to go back to working out at the gym where the range of equipment and therefore exercises is nearly endless.

[French]

the Jaquish Biomedical X3 Bar Elite which I bought a little while back.

Is it a valuable product ? a bit expansive but for travel it can worth it.?

[IroNat]

Is it a valuable product ? a bit expansive but for travel it can worth it.?

It's way over-priced but it works.

[Primemuscle]

Is it a valuable product ? a bit expansive but for travel it can worth it.?

Yes, this equipment is a bit expensive. Not as expensive as a gym membership is for many people or what someone who travels a lot pays to use gyms on a per visit basis. At least it is solidly constructed. The bands seem like they will last a long time. Surprisingly, his suggested routines do work if feeling sore following a work out is any indicator. To my way of thinking, it is only expensive if you buy it and then don't use it. I use mine on a regular basis because it is easily accessed (I pull the box containing all of the equipment out from under the bed). I also use it because when you follow the routine as suggested, it literally takes about 15 minutes to complete. I can workout anytime of the day or night without disturbing others since it is virtually noise free....expect for loud breathing. There is no clanging of weights or other associated noise with weight training.

[King Shizzo]

Yes, this equipment is a bit expensive. Not as expensive as a gym membership is for many people or what someone who travels a lot pays to use gyms on a per visit basis. At least it is solidly constructed. The bands seem like they will last a long time. Surprisingly, his suggested routines do work if feeling sore following a work out is any indicator. To my way of thinking, it is only expensive if you buy it and then don't use it. I use mine on a regular basis because it is easily accessed (I pull the box containing all of the equipment out from under the bed). I also use it because when you follow the routine as suggested, it literally takes about 15 minutes to complete. I can workout anytime of the day or night without disturbing others since it is virtually noise free....expect for loud breathing. There is no clanging of weights or other associated noise with weight training.

You had me at "loud breathing".

[Grape Ape]

The bar/bands/platform look like a solid product and the reasoning behind it is sound.

But that price goes way beyond being reasonable.

You could buy quality bands from Rogue, JC, Elite FTS etc and make that thing for about 20% of the cost, with all the quality.

[wes]

   that looks a lot like jubinville equipment or the equipment jubinville used to make for lurie barbell.

I`m 99 +3/4 % sure that was made by Ed.

[bhank]

Everyone should have a pullup bar cheap doesn't take up much space and a great workout

[French]

Yes, this equipment is a bit expensive. Not as expensive as a gym membership is for many people or what someone who travels a lot pays to use gyms on a per visit basis. At least it is solidly constructed. The bands seem like they will last a long time. Surprisingly, his suggested routines do work if feeling sore following a work out is any indicator. To my way of thinking, it is only expensive if you buy it and then don't use it. I use mine on a regular basis because it is easily accessed (I pull the box containing all of the equipment out from under the bed). I also use it because when you follow the routine as suggested, it literally takes about 15 minutes to complete. I can workout anytime of the day or night without disturbing others since it is virtually noise free....expect for loud breathing. There is no clanging of weights or other associated noise with weight training.

thanks for your insights

[Body-Buildah]

Everyone should have a pullup bar cheap doesn't take up much space and a great workout

Chuck Norris doesnt do pull-ups, he pulls the earth 'down'.

[Darren Avey]

I couldn't train at home. I need a gym with fellow warrior s to train with

[Humble Narcissist]

I couldn't train at home. I need a gym with fellow warrior s to train with

You just want to look at the female warriors with 6 inch heels working out.

[bhank]

I couldn't train at home. I need a gym with fellow warrior s to train with

If I were to go to a corporate gym I would pay a lot more attention to the babes on the cardio equipment than some sweaty smelly warrior dudes lifting weights next to me

[funk51]

[IroNat]

Chuck Norris doesnt do pull-ups, he pulls the earth 'down'.

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

That machine must be a lot more sturdy than it looks

The max weight is the same as the Total Gym XLS which is 400lb.  Hoever Its a steel frame and uses airplane cables.  Its

[Body-Buildah]

"Heyyy, round-eye, what you doing with this 'ecripment'?
I got here in my cadirrac, I dont know if I have a nice car, or eye problems OK Charwie, heyy"...

[Taffin]

"Heyyy, round-eye, what you doing with this 'ecripment'?
I got here in my cadirrac, I dont know if I have a nice car, or eye problems OK Charwie, heyy"...

I am ashamed to say that 'ecripment' made me burst out raffing, you f**ker!