I'm a poor but I want to lift. I've been thinking about

>>37489492
sand is much heavier than water, but wet sand is even heavier

>>37489492
>>37489492
Metal

How poor are u?

Lifting isn't expensive.

I built a FULLY DECKED OUT home gym on NEET bux in my parents house.

>>37489510
15g of sand weighs the same as 2g of water

And once the sand is wet you multiply it so:
15g of sand * 2g of water = 30g

Workout at the nearest jungle gym

>>37489535
Buying things with neetbux is easy cause you literally have no other expenses if you live with your parents
All your income is disposable

>>37489535
I can't afford to buy weights and I can't fit in a gym membership with my current work schedule. Are there any places I could get weights for cheap?

>>37489557
This is true. my parents don't make me pay for anything.

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>>37489492

maybe you should try something like this instead?

>>37489911
This OP
Bodyweight will probably give you the same amount of benefit at low cost.

>>37489571
>i cant fit in a gym with my current work schedule

Excuses, the post

What you need to do OP is
3x5 clean rooms (10 GBPs x 15 = 150 GBPs)
2x5 showers (5 GBPs x 10 = 50 GBPs)
1x30 schools (20 GBPs x 30 = 600 GBPs)
That is a total of 800 GBPs
Now, since you are getting fit, you won't need to trade these for tendies, and you can put them all towards a simple rack, barbell, and weights. Mommy will also be very proud, which a bonus.

requesting the picture about
>how much do you bench?
>188L

>>37489911
Whoa, this is awesome. Definitely saving this. Its like that one picture guide on push ups

>>37489980
I'm pretty new to all this so I have no idea what your post is informing me

>>37489492
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/topicoftheweek138.htm

I'm paraphrasing but there is a saying that if you can't afford a gym membership you have bigger things to be worrying about .

>>37490794
It's more than the membership, I think food is expensive as well

>>37489492
Google start bodyweight.

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>>37489540
>15g of sand weighs the same as 2g of water

>>37489492
You can get buckets from home depot for like 3 bucks. Then get a metal pole. Next go out in the woods and find 2 trees near each other, saw slits for the pole. Maybe a stump for the bench presses?