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06-23-2010, 03:32 PM #1Registered User
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Gym vs p90x?
Well, Just like a bunch of others, I was laid off...
Now I'm faced with needing to save as much money as I possibly can so aka cutting back on a lot of things...
I pay about $40 a month for my gym right now and my contract expires next month... I am able to either keep it or cancel it and go about other means of getting buff
I have some basics at my house like bench with ~300 pounds, ez curl bar with ~100 pounds, pair of 25 db's, 35 db's and could easily buy the db bars...
What would you guy's do? I was considering p90x or just my own home work out thing but I COULD still afford the gym yet I just want to be able to start saving money....6'2 - 198 pounds | 20yrs old
BF% - 12% (9/15/2010)
Chest- 46" | Biceps- 15.4" | Waist- 32"
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Add a used rack to your home collection and you'll have everything you need to do all major important lifts. Even with what you have though, you can still train effectively.
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Agreed, maybe add a door jam pull-up bar and there you go.
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06-23-2010, 04:04 PM #5Registered User
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Oh actually I have this one thing can't remember what it's called (gasibo?) and it has 2x4's going across that I can do pull ups on. Hmm.... I'm going to need to do this and say screw the gym.. Originally Posted by PushAndPull
6'2 - 198 pounds | 20yrs old
BF% - 12% (9/15/2010)
Chest- 46" | Biceps- 15.4" | Waist- 32"
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