A cold garage gym is a barely used garage gym. Insulating your garage door is a simple and efficient way to help keep your garage gym warm – even in the harshest of environments. We’ll walk through the process we used to insulate our garage door so that our gym can handle the coldest weather … Read more
Just because you don’t have a triple-car garage to turn into your home gym, doesn’t mean you can’t have a great workout space at home. A corner of your living room or bedroom can be more than enough to build a great home gym. This guide is here to walk you through designing and building … Read more
It can be a daunting task to start designing your home gym. There are a million possible design directions to go, and hundreds of equipment decisions to make. Paralysis by analysis often sinks in. Instead of building a home gym, most people will continue to pay $60-200+ per month to go to a commercial gym, … Read more
One of the challenges of designing small home gyms is determining which equipment will work in the space. Luckily, there are a few design tips that you can implement so that you build a functional training space, without gym equipment overwhelming your living room. A common theme within the tips to maximize your small home … Read more
Properly insulating your garage gym can make all the difference when it comes to maintaining a comfortable garage gym training space in the winter. Insulation is the first step to temperature control in your garage. A well-insulated gym will result in a more enjoyable and effective workout experience, cut down on potential barriers to training … Read more
If you’re a garage gym user, you know that cold weather can put a damper on your fitness routine. A chilly garage gym can be uninviting and uncomfortable and it is hard to conjure up the motivation to push yourself to reach your goals when you know you’ll be freezing for more than half of … Read more
Being able to work out at any time of the day with exclusive access to any equipment you need is the best part of having a home gym. Unfortunately, some people – in and outside of your own home – may not appreciate the sounds that come with working out. Training can be loud, whether … Read more
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 and for machines and can … Read more