What Piece of Equipment do you Wish Your Gym Had?

[theoak01]

A T-Bar, my gym has tons of other shit but no T-Bar.

make your own,take a olympic bar,load on end and put the other in the corner of the squat rack,get a v handle and put it behind the plates and row


now since im working out at home i wish i had a power rack,but i have a few measurements i have to find out before i have one made

 

[Belial]

Reverse hyper.

Dumbbells over 110.

Bars that don't lose their shape at all of 400 pounds.

 

[the_waterboy44]

Are reverse hypers for lower back or what?

 

[GRIMMER]

Reverse Hyper
Glute/ham raise
heavier wieght stacks on pully machines fir pull throughs

 

[BatZgirl]

Definately

I wish my gym had flex balls, I have my own but its so much better to train completely at gym or either completely at home

 

[endpoint]

the_waterboy44 :yes and the muscles surounding your lower back as well. It is also very therapeutic

 

[greenday]

I wish they had a basketball court, when I signed up they had a basketball court, that was one of the mean reasons I chose Bally's, but fucking Bally's tore it down to add another aerobic or spinning or whatever the hell room it is. BTW, I know that's not a piece of exercise equipment, but it still pisses me off.

 

[vtec96]

Reverse Hyper!! The YMCA I go to dont even have a power rack.. They have an old squat rack that is falling apart and is Very unstable!!

A glute/ham raise would be nice although I haven't used one yet.

 

[bignate73]

a squat rack thats actually in front of a mirror instead of 12 feet away from one.

a leg press/sled instead of that cybex crap.

 

[njmuscle]

Another decline bench - we've only got one, and it never fails that on chest day some nimrod will decide it's time to do sets of 8000 sit-ups on the damn thing.

A dip machine - the stack-loaded ones are good for doing drop sets. (Necessary? No, but it would be cool.)

And one of those "Strive" preacher curls where you can load the plates on different pegs to change the resistance to different points in the exercise (bottom, midpoint, top.) Another "not necessary, but cool..." thing.

(Actually, I'd just be happy if they'd drill out the standing calf machine where some moron managed to shear off a pin - it's now permanently set on 420 pounds. Been like that for a month.)