Why is everyone so into gyms? Working out at home is a lot more comfy

>but my gf is more motivated at the gym
But my gf like showing off for Chad*

Gym equipment can be expensive, apartment dwellers, etc.

This. I live in a two bedroom apartment - one’s a bedroom, one’s my study. There’s a cheap as fuck 24 hour gym less than five minutes from my apartment, so I don’t need a home gym.

>my study

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You essentially can't squat or deadlift at home without spending a lot of money and space

Just because I have some beers at home that doesn't mean I shouldn't go out to the bar.

>can’t deadlift at home
m8 you can deadlift literally anywhere
Just bend over and pick something up, it’s literally the simplest idea

I wish i could into homegym but live in a small apartment in a big city :/

*squats while reading this post*

My gym is full of men but still you want to impress them, kinda gay but ye... Fuck thots actually, you rarely see them except on sunny days.

Am I missing something? How do these actions take any more space than literally standing/sitting?

I've been lifting for almost five years and I've never had something come even close to this. The closest I've ever come is having to wait for a gang of frat bros to finally get off of the bench press.

Unless you're doing purely calisthenic squats, you need a power cage and a barbell.

Kek you must have missed the joke completely

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I have a home gym and maintain ohp/bench/squat/deadlift for 1/2/3/4 for reps and chins/dips for 1/2 for reps.

It feels good just maintaining this strength level in the comfort of my own home.

The thing I miss about the gym is seeing all the Stacey’s ass in yoga pants, but at the end of the day I save so much time on travel, fuel, memebership fees, and I also save money on gym washing clothes all the time.

There is pros and cons to both, but at the end of the day I prefer home gym. Most barbells at commercial gyms are fucking awful, which can really ruin your strength gains.

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I don't have my own home yet and a home gym wouldn't be my priority plus, I like looking at hot bitches at the gym. I also learn new shit off some crazy ass people that I run into once in a blue moon, I'm talking shit that's inspiring but unmotivating when you think you're at a certain level but people out there are special forces etc. Trained with a couple of SWAT dudes and a dude from SEALs. These dudes know shit you can't fathom on your own.

I'm getting a power rack, barbell, bench, and enough weight to load up to 4pl8+ off a guy from CL on Saturday, boys.

Shit's gonna be so fucking cash. The only con is that it's going to be set up outside under a covered gazebo, so it's going to be hot as balls some days and cold as fuck in the winter, but I can always go back to the gym if I want.

>he thinks you need a power cage to squat

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In all seriousness, where does one find a squat rack or a lat pull down machine cheaper than like 800 each?

I have barns so height is not the problem, justifying 1600 for something only I use.

Craigslist

no, its not gay. the society and approval of other men is objectively superior to women.

Because if I want to buy all of the equipment and weights I use at the gym, it would cost me over $10,000 and I currently don't even have a place to put it. I go to a gym that's $80/month; I would need to go to the for 12.5 years just to equal that lowball figure, and that's still not considering the pool, hot tub, and dry sauna that I also use. Bottom line: it's cheaper to rent access to their equipment than it is for me to acquire it myself.

My room where I study if that sounds better. I’m a uni student, I work better if I have a designated space to work that it’s used for anything else.