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 anyone with gym equip in their house?
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Freak 
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i was just wondering how many of you train at home or have maybe a bench or rack or even dumbells at home. i neeeed to get my bench up and am thinking of getting a bench and olympic wt set. just wondering if anyone else has a similar setup. also, do you think living on the 2nd floor in an apt would be unsafe to have a flat bench on? wouldnt want to fall through the goddamn floor.but some people have waterbeds and those sumbitches HAVE to be heavy. ------------------     | ||
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Pro Bodybuilder 
Posts: 555 |
What's up Bignate? Yeah, I've got a home setup that exists of dumbs 10- 100 lbs. and an inclinable/declinable bench with preacher. Also upper pully, lower pully, fly machine with rack and all of the cable accessories. Also have a pullup/dips stand in the corner as well as 500lbs. in plates. As far as the safety of lifting on a second floor.......your neighbor below you will HATE you believe me! LOL I worked out at 4:30 AM in my duplex and the lady next door WAS NOT LIKING IT! So unless you're able to never drop the weights, which I do at times, better not go there. You'll get evicted bro! Good luck. delts ------------------ | ||
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Pro Bodybuilder
Posts: 492 |
I tried the home lifting thing about 14 years ago when I was still in HS, and it seemed that I would always put lifting off until the last minute, and then sometimes maybe, not lift at all. The reason, I guess, was that I knew that I didn't need to get off my ass to get to the gym, being that the weights were right downstairs & all. It made me lazy. Besides, I go to the gym for more than the lifting. I like being around people who have similar interests. | ||
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Pro Bodybuilder
Posts: 404 |
I remember when I was about twelve I had some weights. I would not use them much because I knew they were right there and I was lazy. Its much better atmosphere at a gym. Plus I think if you tried to deadlift or something like that it'd just go right through the floor. | ||
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Elite Bodybuilder 
Posts: 902 |
i ahve some weights at home and thats all im doing right now so all upper body,i agree its harder to get motivated working out at home ------------------ http://pub33.ezboard.com/bburnboy check this board out its just gettin started | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder 
Posts: 123 |
yea..i do..i used to train at home too and i must say IT SUCKED. people disturb you, tv, radio, phone..etc..it made me so unmotivated and i would put it off..etc, so now i just goto the gym. its alot better in my opinion. ill take some pictures of my stuff tomorrow and post em, i got a nice set of stuff..later on ------------------ | ||
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Elite Bodybuilder
Posts: 732 |
i train at latimers,in his garage. it gets cold as hell in that son bitch.....in the winter. | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder
Posts: 225 |
Don't use it much but I have olympic weights and stuff, just can't get motivated at home like I do at the gym. | ||
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Guru 
Posts: 2144 |
That floor better be able to handle the weight or it would never take a water bed. I have a better than average home gym. Look up my pictures. Need to take new picture. I have since gotten a another squat rack. |
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