Diy exercise equipment

After a long summer day of biking to the farmer’s market, swimming pool, ice cream shop, and fireworks emporium, where will you put away your bike? Strewn about the entryway with your flip-flops? Tossed on its side in the yard, wheel sadly spinning and frame slowly rusting? Show your bike some damn respect with these nine bicycle stand and rack DIYs. Well, almost nine… 1.

Starting a new workout regime? We often find no matter how much we want to work out and get in shape, finding time to hit the gym is not always possible. Never fear, you can actually create a home gym on a budget by making these cool ideas for DIY exercise equipment. From weights and

3 Quick DIY Additions for every Garage Gym Owner Here are three quick DIY additions every Garage Gym Owner can build in a weekend. It will make your garage gym workouts more effective, offer much needed assistance work, and create variety to your training. Single Leg Squat Stand Valslides “T” Handle for Kettle Bell Swings Single

Build your own pull-up bar in 5 steps! We'll cover everything you need to know, pull-up bar types, materials needed, and the steps to build.

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Learn how to build a DIY landmine belt squat for your home gym. This affordable and effective piece of equipment targets your legs, glutes, and lower body, offering a safe squat alternative. Follow this step-by-step guide to enhance your workout space with a versatile, custom-made belt squat machine

Dumbbell racks can really clean up your home gym and make your equipment feel more organized. But racks can be surprisingly expensive. That's why we've pulled

I have to admit, I love working out. Honestly, I get so much satisfaction from breaking a sweat. A couple of years ago, I was going to the gym every single day, which I have to admit does have its benefits. Unfortunately, it can also be a bit expensive. Even at the cheapest gym membership...

Like a lot of fitness YouTubers, Rom GD has his own gym. Unlike a lot of them, Rom's gym equipment is all DIY, using household and salvaged items. Weights are made out of sprockets, or plastic bottles filled with sand, or concrete cast into paint cans and flowerpots; bushings are