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Owning your own home gym is invigorating and inspiring, and it’s also supremely convenient. Not only do you never have to leave your house to work out ever again, but you can watch TV while you do it, immediately shower after you’re done using it, and even eat a solid post-workout meal after you’re done working out. Nothing beats the convenience of it. The only thing that stands in your way is money and space. Once you’ve solved your space issue, the money part, you’ll learn, is the easiest part of the whole equation.
Most people who make a home gym have no idea what they’re doing, so they end up buying name-brand equipment, and before you know it, you’re $3,000 in the hole, or more! We’re not about going broke just to be healthy, so here’s how to get the essentials without going homeless.