go gym or full home gym machine

[Vanta1]

thinking of starting gym but was wondering if i just go to gym, or do i invest in one of those home gym machines

 

[literallytaxidriver]

Depends on how much money u got nd how comfortable r u with going outside.

 

[iwannasleeponurlap]

i only go to the gym with a friend if im not with a friend i go home because i dont like being in public alone

 

[Vanta1]

Depends on how much money u got nd how comfortable r u with going outside.

i got $2100 aud spare its $1500aud on sale, going outside doesnt really bother me its just time consuming

 

[literallytaxidriver]

i got $2100 aud spare its $1500aud on sale, going outside doesnt really bother me its just time consuming

Then u already know the ans.

 

[Vanta1]

Then u already know the ans.

invest in one?

 

[Stardust0966]

Home gym if you can and save yourself from the ride

 

[peterk1287]

Half and half is the real answer

 

[Vanta1]

Home gym if you can and save yourself from the ride

explain

 

[chang cypionate]

i only go to the gym with a friend if im not with a friend i go home because i dont like being in public alone

 

[CorinthianLOX]

If you can build a home gym then probably a home gym. It’s easier to go to a home gym than to haul your ass to the gym every single time.

 

[iwannasleeponurlap]

why are you bullying me man. Its scary to be alone in public

 

[CollioureViews]

thinking of starting gym but was wondering if i just go to gym, or do i invest in one of those home gym machines

Power rack and a multifunctional bench.

With these (and weights, obviously), you'll be able to do 90% of shit in a commercial gym.

Then add whatever extras you like.

Definitely resistance bands, maybe a cable machine attachment, olympic rings, etc.

 

[CollioureViews]

Half and half is the real answer

How come?

It depends on your exact goals, no?

I haven't stepped into a gym since, if I think hard, maybe since 2017...

 

[peterk1287]

How come?

It depends on your exact goals, no?

I haven't stepped into a gym since, if I think hard, maybe since 2017...

you can build a pretty good gym at home lol, personally I know many people who don’t feel like going all the way to the gym everyday, so they split it up, maximize your time and energy that way too

 

[Vanta1]

Power rack and a multifunctional bench.

With these (and weights, obviously), you'll be able to do 90% of shit in a commercial gym.

Then add whatever extras you like.

Definitely resistance bands, maybe a cable machine attachment, olympic rings, etc.

exactly

 

[Vanta1]

bump

 

[Stardust0966]

explain

Better than taking commute to gym or driving there unless you have a gym 5 min walk from you, that is if you can afford and make a decent home gym with the help of someone