Gym vs home gym?

>>34597
if you can afford the basics and have a friend for spotting if you need it, then fuck yeah do it from home
gym memberships and shitty policy already piss me off where I'm at

>>34608

I guessed so but the only time i hit the gym was when i was 17 y.o. now i'm almost 24 so i wanted some confirmation

Do you think these two are valid equipments?

http://www.electronic-star.it/Klarfit-panca-manubri-latissimus-leg-curler-arm-curler_i25312.htm

http://www.electronic-star.it/Klarfit-KS02-Stazione-Per-L-Allenamento-Distensioni-Su-Panca-Con-Bilanciere-Curl-Pult-Butterfly_i220437.htm

I'm propending for the first since i can work even my back

>tfw lifting in mom's basement

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>>34620
just save money and get a power cage or a squat rack, the adjustable safeties will allow you to do more lifts.

>>34620
i mean any bench that isn't broken is fine, but IMO a barebones bench and a squatrack, along with dumbells and a barbell will be enough to work any mucle group at all

also haha ur italian feel bad

here's a rec for ya

http://www.electronic-star.it/Klarfit-HB3BC-W-Panca-Allenamento-Avvolgi-Braccia-Gambe-Bianca_i190398.htm

squat racks are pretty damn expensive on that site but I don't know what to tell you, maybe get some nearby welder and switch sides during both world wars you fucking sphagettio

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>>34633

t. 56% white

however thanks, i'll search some squat racks

>>34646
np, also im not a greasy burger friendo

>>34631

i would install the equipment in a rented house while i'm at uni, a power cage is too fucking huge

Take a look at the Rogue SML-1 with spotter arms. It's about USD 600 but fits in short space.

Regardless, you'll need about 3m x 4m of space to out a proper rack given clearances for putting on plates and moving around.