Home Fitness 101

I’m looking for a store that sells home gyms. I’ve looked in the major sporting good stores and they don’t carry much. I don’t mind buying used but would really like to be able to see and try out what i’m buying.
I tried sears. They don’t have what i’m looking for. I’m looking for a local business that sells home gym systems.

Sears is actually one of the best places that you can go. http://www.sears.com/fitness-sports-strength-weight-training-home-gyms-stations/s-1024867

I’m trying to get stronger and i was gonna get a home gym from sears, but i was recently told that home gyms are more toning than getting stronger. which is better to use to get stronger?

They are great for getting stronger as well, you just need more weights because you’ll outgrow the ones that it comes with.

I seen some home gyms online around 500 or less i just wanted to know what are some really good home gyms and where to buy them , cheaper the better … ?

Check out the Weider x-factor, starts at 99.00, add more resistance for about 50.00. Also check out bodylastics resistance bands endorsed by Terrel Owens, you can get 200lbs. of resistance for 90.00.

I seen some home gyms online around 500 or less i just wanted to know what are some really good home gyms and where to buy them , cheaper the better … ?

Check out the Weider x-factor, starts at 99.00, add more resistance for about 50.00. Also check out bodylastics resistance bands endorsed by Terrel Owens, you can get 200lbs. of resistance for 90.00.

I seen some home gyms online around 500 or less i just wanted to know what are some really good home gyms and where to buy them , cheaper the better … ?

Check out the Weider x-factor, starts at 99.00, add more resistance for about 50.00. Also check out bodylastics resistance bands endorsed by Terrel Owens, you can get 200lbs. of resistance for 90.00.

I seen some home gyms online around 500 or less i just wanted to know what are some really good home gyms and where to buy them , cheaper the better … ?

Check out the Weider x-factor, starts at 99.00, add more resistance for about 50.00. Also check out bodylastics resistance bands endorsed by Terrel Owens, you can get 200lbs. of resistance for 90.00.

I’m looking into getting a home gym. I don’t want to get real buff or "brolic" but I do want to add some noticeable muscle mass. Bowflex home gyms are more for strength/resistance training and other machines seem to have bad reviews. I want something that I can work out most of the major muscle groups but not only one exercise for each but a machine which allows me to work out the major muscles with varies amounts of exercise. Thank you for your answers. Please experience and honest answers. =) God bless

Just check em out on amazon, cant go wrong they have a great selection (of everything), free shippin, and great reviews soo

I want the gym to be able to MAINLY work out, burn fat, and tone the core, and if it can, work out the rest of the body. We need the home gym to be large enough so that a 6 foot+ male, 200 lbs+ male can use it.

We need it to be under 300 bucks. We thought about the Ab Rocket Twister, but it only works on people 5′10", 200 lbs under

Probably be better of investing in a set of adjustable dumbells. Free weights will work more muscle recruit more stabilizers and burn more calories. Adjustable dumbells will also save you a little money in the long run and will grow with you as you get stronger.

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A while back while on Vacation with my Family, I was able to drag my Dad out for a workout at the hotel gym. After working out each day with me during that vacation, he decided to go home and set up a gym in his garage and drop his gym membership. He started out by going to see my buddies at http://www.specialtyfitness.com/ where they installed some rubber flooring in his new home gym. The other pieces of the home gym are a TRX Suspension Trainer using the Xmount in a beam to anchor it, an Indo Board, Dumbbells, and Finally a TRUE Elliptical Machine.

In this interview I did with my Father, he explains how much he is enjoying working out at home and How after 2.5 years or so his home gym will be paid for with the money he was spending for his gym membership. In addition, since the gym is in his home, he doesn’t need to drive anywhere and thus he is much more consistent at getting his workouts done. He doesn’t need to waste time driving to the gym in order to get a workout in, therefore there is one more barrier to getting in the gym that is removed.

Even though he is in his early 60’s he is feeling more energetic, sharper, and fitter than he has in a long time. This Exercise routine he has begins early in the morning as he watches business news while exercising on the True Elliptical machine and it prepares him for his busy days as a professor and consultant. This is all part of his new Healthy, Active Lifestyle that I have been preaching to him about for years.

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I have a marcy pro platinum home gym, which uses pulleys etc to attach the desired weight to do multiple different exercises. It has a bench press function, but I dont think that it is on par with a real bench press, as i can bench over 155 lbs on there, but im a 14 year old boy who weighs around 110. Any ideas on how it compares? thanks in advance

To put that into perspective for you,on the smith machine I can bench 290Lbs but free weight its only 195Lbs.

Conclusion: Your machine is much easier than a free weight bench press and also free weight involves a lot of secondary muscles as stabilizers whereas machine works only the chest.