Kinda messy. Been wanting to reorganize and move stuff around to get more space but just haven't got to it. Here it is as of now. Next to my son this is my pride and joy.
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That's a great set up.
That's a great set up.
Kinda messy. Been wanting to reorganize and move stuff around to get more space but just haven't got to it. Here it is as of now. Next to my son this is my pride and joy.
Is that a Gimp like the one from Pulp fiction standing by the stairs?
Zed: Bring out the Gimp.
Maynard: Gimp's sleeping.
Zed: Well, I guess you're gonna have to go wake him up now, won't you?
That is a nice setup though, do you have enough space for that other piece you were thinking of buying?
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Awesome set up! 
He's using it as leverage to convince his wife to approve an addition to the home for more gym space!
"But, honey, we build on and you could have an office and I could fit this great piece of equipment into my home gym!"
He's using it as leverage to convince his wife to approve an addition to the home for more gym space!
"But, honey, we build on and you could have an office and I could fit this great piece of equipment into my home gym!"
I would have to rearrange some stuff. I'm not utilizing the space efficiently. I think I could fit a cable crossover machine. I just didn't like the looks of that body solid one. I want a real commercial grade piece of equipment. I know it will be more money but hey its my number one hobby. That's what I love about building my gym. You can usually jestify the cost of piece of equipment. Reasons being, a) you can normally resell the piece of equipment for the same price you bought it for or more, thats if you bought it second hand. b) its a cheaper hobby then most then lets say cars, dirtbikes or boats. c) its going to promoting good health for you and your family. I have trained so many of my family members there. I can also go buy a 30lb kettle bell or chain for that same price as a couple drinks at a bar. I have had to defend my gym many times against the wife. I'm full of comebacks.
They are all good valid points you make there.
How tall is your ceiling and how big is the basement....12x15?
Oh and you need some mirrors on the walls.
1- To make it look bigger
2- It looks better
3- You can see yourself working out, just to make sure your using proper form.
1- To make it look bigger
2- It looks better
3- You can see yourself working out, just to make sure your using proper form.
Yea. It's also important to make sure you're wiping your face with your t-shirt using proper form which involves tensing of the abs and staring at the mirror.
Btw that gimp reminds me of you in your sunday best
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NateJohnson3
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very nice
It moved...
jwalk127
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im freakin jealous! nice setup
I have two mirrors up. They are 3' x 5'. Got them from a salon that went out of business.
My basement is pretty large. I will have to double check tonight when I get home but I think its 24' wide and 30' or so long. Close to 800square feet. I have a large L-shaped work bench down there as well.
Thanks Gaz!
I would say a little over 3,000$. The elliptical was the most expensive thing (1,500$). Which was a good deal. It was originally 3,300$ but the women who bought it could not use it anymore because it hurt her knees. She was pretty well off and just wanted to get rid of it. So yeah, I would say a little over 3k including the elliptical. I have been accumulated stuff though since I was a teenager. I didn't buy it all at once. 100$ here 300$ there. You know.
Hell yeah dude, that's a great setup.
Even so i expect its already paid for itself in gym fees, and gas money, and time most importantly.
Gotta get a house with a basement or a garage or something.
where are the sand-filled DBs?
Is that red thing your tanning booth?
