Diy gym equipment homemade

Use these tricks to make homemade weights, dumbbells, kettlebells, and sandbags so you can get a cheap workout at home.

The leg press is a common specialty machine in commercial gyms. In fact, it is one of the things people say they miss the most when building a home gym. There are companies that sell a version of the leg press that is a bit more home gym friendly, but it tends to be expensive and take up a lot of sp

I have to admit, I love working out. Honestly, I get so much satisfaction from breaking a sweat. A couple of years ago, I was going to the gym every single day, which I have to admit does have its benefits. Unfortunately, it can also be a bit expensive. Even at the cheapest gym membership...

No excuses are needed when you can make your own gym equipment. Now is the time to make the changes you have always wanted. Don’t let money or accessibility slow you down. Here is a great rou…

Starting a new workout regime? We often find no matter how much we want to work out and get in shape, finding time to hit the gym is not always possible. Never fear, you can actually create a home gym on a budget by making these cool ideas for DIY exercise equipment. From weights and

DIY Flintstones Budget Homegym - Definitive How-to Guide: Budget: $450 US Goal: Build a completely DIY home gym as cheaply as possible. Gym Equipment: Concrete Weight Plates Wood Squat Rack Steel Pipe Barbell Plywood Deadlifting Platform Weight Tree Hey folks, gym equipment is too expensive in my ar…

Here is a homemade dip station. Soup testifies that all is sturdy and ready for rigorous use! All is made from 2" Schedule 40 PVC piping and fittings, for about $40. That's all! Below are the materials: 30ft of pipe (6x 60" pieces) 8x elbows 6x Ts primer and cement Dimensions: Keep in mind that Soup is what we call a Little Guy, so taller folks might have to lengthen the uprights. His top bars (the ones you grip) are at about elbow height for him. Base is made with 2@24", 2@17", and 4@3"…

Build your own pull-up bar in 5 steps! We'll cover everything you need to know, pull-up bar types, materials needed, and the steps to build.