If you had the funds and space to build a nice home gym would you or keep your gym membership?
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We made the switch to home gym almost a year ago and we love it. One big bonus is I can work out bare foot.
when I was younger, I would keep the membership 100%. couldn't find the motivation to work out at home, too many distractions. walking through the gym door, leaving phone in car & knowing I was there for the next couple hours helped tremendously. best shape of my life.
last few years I have found working out at home more enjoyable than before, but def not hitting it as hard. would prob still prefer the gym if I wanted to spend the money. the wide range of equipment is a major factor.
perfect scenario is obviously both. gym for the hard workouts, home for the days you're not feeling it.
last few years I have found working out at home more enjoyable than before, but def not hitting it as hard. would prob still prefer the gym if I wanted to spend the money. the wide range of equipment is a major factor.
perfect scenario is obviously both. gym for the hard workouts, home for the days you're not feeling it.
A dentist of mine years ago hooked me up with overpriced trainers. I was reluctant but his theory was if you had to pay someone you will keep your appt. and workout harder. I had 3 trainers lol It was odd, fun. I'm doing something usually 6 days per week. Weights 3 (although Monday I pussed out) and run 6-7 days. I know we would both use the gym. I'm on my own now so no trainers.
So GF wants to maybe move in a couple years when my son is off to college. I'm thinking a dedicated space and not just a spare bedroom should be part of the criteria.
So GF wants to maybe move in a couple years when my son is off to college. I'm thinking a dedicated space and not just a spare bedroom should be part of the criteria.
I once purchased a bowflex blaze. Chucked my dining room table out to accommodate it. It made an excellent dining room table / place to put my clean laundry
I've had exercise equipment end up being clothes hangars. The equipment was purchased for my ex wife so I can't put that lack of use on me.
My ex gf was fucken furious when I did it.
Nope. Our main motivator at the time was paying them daycare or trying to manage time with one parent being home while other went to gym. Now they're a bit older so it's not an issue leaving them alone but I'll probably never go back to an actual gym.
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They're 5 and 7 ffs.
That's still too young to leave them home alone you fuckin degenerate
They each have smart phones with smart watches synced and location on. I can literally solve any issue that comes up remotely.
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Save money and don't buy that many plates bc you can't bench more than 135
That might be true but I bought two of them because I can deadlift that much!
Any queers down there trying to paddle board in that turtle pond near by?
