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Welcome to Home Gym Life

Home Gym Life was created in 2019 out of a passion for training and trying new equipment. Over the years, the gym has expanded from a living room to a garage, and now onto a second garage. I hope that we can serve as your go-to resource for your home gym. Take a look around for gym design tips, equipment guides and training recommendations.

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Which Gauge of Steel is Safe for a Squat Rack

Steel Gauge Defined The gauge of steel indicates the standard thickness of the steel. Gauge is not an imperial or metric value, but it corresponds to certain millimetre (or inch) thickness. A steel’s gauge is used to describe its thickness because it is easier to say it is 7-gauge, rather

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How to Have a Safe Home Gym on Carpet Floors

It is ideal to lift weights and workout on a solid and stable floor, however that is not an option for everyone. Some home gyms need to be set up on carpet flooring. You can safely workout on carpet flooring, although carpet is soft, lacks support and stability for lifting

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Wahoo KICKR Trainer Set Up and Unboxing – Picture Guide

The Wahoo KICKR and KICKR Core are two of the most popular smart indoor cycling trainers on the market. Wahoo has quickly become synonymous with indoor cycling and cycling electronics. However, setting up the Wahoo KICKR can be a daunting task. Here is a step-by-step guide to get you riding

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How to Increase HGH Production with Strength Training

            Human growth hormone (HGH) is a naturally occurring anabolic hormone in the body secreted by the pituitary gland at the base of the brain. HGH promotes tissues regeneration, cell reproduction and muscle protein synthesis (1). As a result, HGH plays a key role in muscle (and bone) building, particularly through puberty

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Rogue Echo Bar 2.0 (6 Month) Review

The Rogue Echo Bar 2.0 is Rogue’s budget entry into the barbell world. Coming in at $245 USD, at the time of writing this (check the current price here), it is about $40-50 less than Rogue’s next level of barbells. The price point and versatility of the Echo Bar make

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