8 Things I Would Never Buy For My Garage Gym
Telling people they should “never” do something is a guaranteed way to start an argument! But that said, I still would never buy these 8 things!
Telling people they should “never” do something is a guaranteed way to start an argument! But that said, I still would never buy these 8 things!
Does barbell diameter make a difference to most people training in a garage gym? If so, how? If you’re shopping for a bar, you may want to know!
The Rep Fitness Barbell lineup has been completely redesigned from the ground up with all new bars! Find out which is perfect for you in our guide!
Looking for a rack mounted pull-up bar? In this article we show you which is the best, what each is for, and one option you may not have thought of!
MAPS Anabolic Advanced is a program many years in the making. Moving beyond beginner training, Mind Pump has now taken things to the next level.
I was skeptical of Xero shoes before I tried them. But on my docs recommendation I tried them. After years of Nanos, is Xero my new training shoe?
The Bells of Steel rackable curl bar, with its black Cerakote and titanium finish looks amazing. But does its performance live up to its looks?
After years of use, it’s time to review my Fringe Sport curl bar. Why did I keep it so long? Would I replace it with something else? Find out here.
Everyone should have a Torque tank magnetic resistance all surface sled in their home gym. The only question is which model, the M1, M4, or MX?
The Rep Fitness rackable curl bar is one of only a handful of decent options and while it has some very strong positives, there are also a couple of opportunities.
When you are tight on both money and space, buying garage gym gear that’s versatile becomes extremely important. But what’s the most versatile?
Torque Tank sleds are one of the most versatile things you can buy for your home gym. The right sled accessories make it even better!
Whether it’s your treadmill, elliptical, or rower, the odds are that you’ll have to repair or replace them at some point. The question is, which to do?
The JayFlex RyzeUps are a unique door-mounted pull-up solution. But if you are thinking of buying a pair, please read this first!
On paper, the JayFlex CrossGrips look amazing. That’s why I ordered them. But did they live up to the marketing? Are they as good as they look?
The Rep Fitness Open Trap is unique in that Rep offers multiple types of handles. Do you need them? If so, which set is best for you?
Treadmills are expensive enough without also having to pay for treadmill installation. But is it worth it anyway?
Old school treadmill vs. new school treadclimber. While both give effective cardio workouts, one may be better for you than the other.
The Rep Fitness open trap bar is fully featured, reasonably priced, and quite popular. But does it stack up to its competition?
Open trap bars seem to be popping up everywhere. Why? What makes them better and worth a lot more money than conventional options?
Training outdoors is amazing. The sun and fresh air add a whole new dimension. But is it safe to install your treadmill outside?
The new Rep Fitness Open Trap Bar has generated a ton of buzz and publicity. After over 6 months of regular use, here’s my honest opinion.
Treadmills make lives easier. For many, it’s the only way to ensure they get in their 10,000 steps a day. But how long does that take on a tread?
It seems like every cardion machine these days asks for a subscription fee. iFit is the most popular option, but is it worth it?
Should you plug your treadmill, elliptical, or other cardio machines into the wall or a surge protector? And if a surge suppressor, what kind?