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Setting up a home gym

In a home gym, each item should earn the space it occupies. Start with your training routine and the room’s constraints.

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Setting up a home gym
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In a home gym, each item should earn the space it occupies. Start with your training routine and the room’s constraints.

Choose for the training you will actually do

List the activities you want to practise at home. There is no need to replicate a commercial club. Choose an appropriate starting set and identify possible later additions based on use and budget.

Measure the route into the room

Check doors, stairs, lifts and unloading access as well as room dimensions and ceiling height. Allow the model’s required operating and maintenance clearances, not just its footprint.

Review flooring, noise and services

Consider neighbours and sensitive spaces below or beside the room. Rubber flooring alone does not establish that the structure suits every load or activity. Review structural, electrical and ventilation requirements with the appropriate professionals.

Make room for storage

Provide dedicated accessory storage and keep cables out of circulation paths. Record models and SKUs in a selection list and share the room dimensions before confirming the order.