Home Gym Gear

>>36439792
I have basic shit at home I think it's good when you don't feel like seeing other people or whatever

>bench
>dumbbells
>leg press
>the ground lmao

>>36440005
All I've got is some dumbells (nice bowflex hand me downs that are the dials that go from 5-52lbs), a jump rope, and a mat. Is a pull up bar necessary?

Also I don't think I can afford a gym.

>>36440023
>"Is a pull up bar necessary?"
not if you dont want to make gainz

>>36440156
Got a recommendation on a bar? Or a DIY bar? The problem is I have very little money.

just basic shit, bench, weights (only 140kg for now) barbell and dumbbells, and pullup bar on which I can do various exercises like hammer pullups etc, hopefully I'll be able to expand it with squat rack soon

>>36440188
Iron Gym if youre broke like $30 USD max
OR for like $150 USD theres these things called "power tower" which sounds like a meme but if you get a versitile one it can be very useful. depending on how much gyms in your area are $150 is like a year of membership (planet fitness, golds gym basic)

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Prices are what I paid and include tax and shipping unless otherwise noted for a Starting Strength based home gym.

Valor BD-19 Sawtooth Squat / Bench Combo from Overstock.com - $317.98
Valor DA-7 Flat Bench from Overstock.com - $120 (recent price)
Burgener & Rippetoe Men's Bar and Rogue Proloc Collars from Rogue Fitness - $354.19
Two* 6' x 4' x 0.75" Horse Stall Rubber Mats from Tractor Supply Co. - $70 (approx.)
Wei-Rui Warrior Weightlifting Shoes from MAXbarbell - $77.94
375 lb plates via Craigslist - $250

You can get coupons and discounts to bring down the cost of new gear from Overstock.com.

What I don't yet have a good way to do chin-ups or pull-ups.

*[Pictured you see my renovated basement which has wall to wall horse stall mats, but two are plenty for deadlifting.]

>>36439792
>Do you guys have any recommendations for a pull-up bar (preferably door mounted)?
the as seen on TV iron gym is pretty based to be honest. You can get it for like 30 bucks at walgreens.

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>>36439792
>go to real gym
>every once in a while, slip a weight or collar or something into your duffel bag
>slowly build up home gym for free

>>36440364
>that guy who tries to fit a barbell in his dufflebag

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>>36440372
>that guy who doesn't just use it to sound his penis and walk out

>>36440292
never go to planet fitness... unless you reallly really really only have 10 dollars a month per month, no freeweight barbell to squat and do deadlifts... also treadmills and cardio machines for days

Garage gym
$120 4x6 3/4in stall mats qty 4
$300 300lb rubberized weights with bar
$200 squat rack(got lucky on CL)
$150 jump rope, inversion boots, and gymnastic rings

Future buys: flat bench, kettle bells

>>36440400
Homeboy cant afford to buy a barbell w/ weight and rack though so either way his compounds are limited

>>36439792
I put my barbell as high as I can on my rack and use that as a pullup bar. I can't really see how that is going to kill me, but it feels unsafe for some reason.

>$75 bench/squat stand combo on CL
>$200 300 lb Olympic set from Dick's
>$60 dumbbell handles on Amazon
>$100 of extra weights at Dick's
>$230 trap bar

Seems expensive, but a couple years at a nice gym would cost more without the convenience.

>>36440479
Doorframe pullup bars are like $20. I was 210lb at my fattest and never had a problem.

>>36440449
>kek
why pay extra for shit he can do at home already... on second op go caveman status go out into a wild place find a giant rock and start lifting buddy

Dip station $70
Pullup bar $20
Backpack $15
Sandbag(s) $4

Literally all you need for a home gym