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Home Gym Inspiration Thread
- Thread starter Sam
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Great thread. I love looking on-line for inspiration for the ultimate home gym. For me a home gym is not just about the gear, but about incorporating it into your home. I've had gyms on balconies and in garages before, but I've never used them as much as my current set up which is in one of the living rooms of the house. I love walking past my gym now.
Some of the these photo's capture what I want in my next home gym, not the gear (these people obviously don't lift!) but the glass and the proximity to the living areas. The positioning in the house to make the most of the views. Why shouldn't your home gym share the best lookout in the house? Make the glass electric glass (can switch from clear to smoky with the flick of a switch) and these would be perfect spaces.
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In my last house my gym was in a living area that was open to the lounge area which was great, I could workout Saturday morning and be near the family in the lounge. I'd like to replicate something like that in the future.
This space particularly gets me hard. I love the glass door like in a hotel.
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Some of the these photo's capture what I want in my next home gym, not the gear (these people obviously don't lift!) but the glass and the proximity to the living areas. The positioning in the house to make the most of the views. Why shouldn't your home gym share the best lookout in the house? Make the glass electric glass (can switch from clear to smoky with the flick of a switch) and these would be perfect spaces.
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In my last house my gym was in a living area that was open to the lounge area which was great, I could workout Saturday morning and be near the family in the lounge. I'd like to replicate something like that in the future.
This space particularly gets me hard. I love the glass door like in a hotel.
small, but purpose built room
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BrisVegasGhost
Elite Member
Some good looking setups here.
Can't wait to get mine started next year.
I plan on fabricating a lot of my own racks and benches for myself so its good to get an idea of what people use the most.
Can't wait to get mine started next year.
I plan on fabricating a lot of my own racks and benches for myself so its good to get an idea of what people use the most.
BrisVegasGhost
Elite Member
They look suspicious
Goosey
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