Gym for home

[oskar23]

Im looking something smaller than power rack but with build in weights. This is perfect but I need my own plates for cable machine. Does anyone can recommend something or pages where to look for this stuff?

[oskar23]

anyone

[dizmo]

You might have better luck on a fitness forum. LTT isn't really a great place to expect an answer to this.

 

[aezakmi]

3 hours ago, dizmo said:

You might have better luck on a fitness forum. LTT isn't really a great place to expect an answer to this.

do u even lift bro?

[captain_to_fire]

3 hours ago, dizmo said:

You might have better luck on a fitness forum. LTT isn't really a great place to expect an answer to this.

 

Like /r/fitness @okar

 

[Andreas Lilja]

Are you a newbie?

 

Free weights is better than machines, I'd merely get a reclining bench and a pull up bar and you're in business... for probably $150.

[Canada EH]

4 hours ago, dizmo said:

LTT isn't really a great place

Yeah not many crush weights here, I have a gym membership so I go when I remember crush some weights and just watch, not glare, but act natural. That price seems fair for that setup, you could probably do it for a lot less because lots of people throw that kind of stuff out or sell it at garage sales. Free weights would be better.

 

 

 

[ARikozuM]

1 hour ago, aezakmi said:

do u even lift bro?

Yes, unfortunately I eat nearly 1200 kcals before noon and hitting the gym is always a necessity while I'm at the college rather than at home. 

 

Free gym at the college! 

 

Oddly enough I hit the gym before microbiology. Getting stronger to lift the nearly weightless...

[Canada EH]

People crush weights with bags of water and canteen. Oops did I say too much

[dizmo]

 

9 minutes ago, aezakmi said:

do u even lift bro?

Actually, no.

1 minute ago, Raskolnikov said:

Are you a newbie?

 

Free weights is better than machines, I'd merely get a reclining bench and a pull up bar and you're in business... for probably $150.

I agree. I use free weights and a bench and it's been perfectly fine.

1 hour ago, Canada EH said:

Yeah not many crush weights here, I have a gym membership so I go when I remember crush some weights and just watch, not glare, but act natural. That price seems fair for that setup, you could probably do it for a lot less because lots of people throw that kind of stuff out or sell it at garage sales. Free weights would be better.

Haha, I've never been to a gym. Just been generally lucky with physique.

I picked up a complete set of weights from 5 lbs to 50 lbs dumbbells for $140 including the stand. Great deal.

[Canada EH]

2 hours ago, dizmo said:

gym............. lucky

yuuuuuup getting lucky at the gym is pretty awesome alright

[DumbAsshole32]

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[Tristerin]

I own a gym - because I cant workout at home, because I wont.  I also own a gym because I love dat life.  Join a gym with all the equipment you need and don't worry about what people in those gyms are doing - just worry about yourself.  You are more likely to buy this, and have it sit in your basement or garage until you sell it because...that's how my gym acquires a lot of its equipment.  It just is what it is.  Heck in the Midwest its $10 a month to join a fitness gym.  Way more affordable than buying a piece of equipment you wont use.

[Velcade]

What are your height restrictions?  I went with a rack from Rep Fitness and it's been great for almost 2 years now.

[oskar23]

Replays not related to what I asked. Why is it so difficult to answer the question? I didnt ask about gym membership, owning gym stories or if free weights are better than machines. Jesus. People. Reason why i ask here is because even on bodybuilding forum nobody answered. Still better than reading spam not related to simple questions.