Next video: Awesome budget non-Rogue gym setup.

The only thing I see wrong with this is that it's a really weird looking basement.

@bengoodhart6290

4 жыл бұрын

We can't all be cellar dwellers!

@GarageGymReviews

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's an above ground basement in a garage. Pretty cool invention.

@TheDesroster

3 жыл бұрын

Hater.

I'm ready for your Titan Yukon Bar review 😉 (I don't buy things without seeing a Garage Gym Review from your channel now days)

awesome set up! Great tour.. Home gym life is the best, I spend about 90% of my time in mine! I would say parking outside is worth it...there's always more fun toys to fill the space!

@GarageGymReviews

4 жыл бұрын

Street Parking 4 LYFE

Another great Home Brew garage gym.

Sweet set up man...

Anyone know where i can get the three concept 2's and a full rogue set up on a budget? ahah

Very nice gym. You're also so right, stainless steel is the way to go with barbells. I wish Eleiko made a stainless steel barbell.

This is solid bro. 💯👌

Nice gym! When he said he likes to move. That's me too.

Nice set up.... This more my type hybrid.. Nice video

Awesome interview and video production as always. Out of curiosity what size Rogue sandbag was he using? I want to buy my first one, but I’m unsure of what size to start with. Any recommendations? Thanks!

@PrimalPetersen

4 жыл бұрын

NisAznMonk probs 150lb 🤙

@GarageGymReviews

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, 150 LB

Coop has everything and everything that didn't come out yet

What's that car thing doing in the gym ?

@GarageGymReviews

4 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly.

@tunesfromthebeardedman

4 жыл бұрын

Car push...great work out. Do it at my home. It's fun. 800 mtr.

@francisconegrete5138

3 жыл бұрын

Well, it's a muscle car 😎😅

"Budget" LOL. It's all Rogue and Concept2.. Minimal maybe, budget NO!

@camerongray7767

4 жыл бұрын

Marijn Janssen Actually quality products from good brands are the best use of money because they last significantly longer and are better quality in general

@marijnjanssen4736

4 жыл бұрын

@@camerongray7767 I would agree if we were talking about a commercial gym

@glencannondr

4 жыл бұрын

cheaper than dying young

@MsCartoon23

4 жыл бұрын

Altogether and to buy all that equipment all at once? No, not very budget-friendly. But he probably built it up over time, started with the basics and then saved up and gradually bought more equipment. Which the guy says, it started out small and grew into the gym it is now.

@prof113

4 жыл бұрын

It's cheaper in the long run to go with the best.

Haha Concept and Rouge Gear. Buget? Yeah if your buget is endless income!

How do you merge 2 SML-2’s at the bottom. I can’t see with the plates over the bottom part

@SebastianBrown

4 жыл бұрын

He basically converted an SML2 into a RML 390F. He just bought another SML instead of the conversion kit which is what I did. You're left with the cross member from the floor of the SML2 which is supposed to go across the top when converted to an RML-390F. It's a great idea what he did to keep the rack stable with the piece across the middle however you can't stand in the middle of the rack for squats anymore which I wouldn't want to do.

Cooper Where’d you Get Those Klokov Bumper Plates ?

@GarageGymReviews

4 жыл бұрын

I got them from Amazon when they were still available. They've since gone bankrupt.

You want to come to Charlotte for the next garage gym tour?

@GarageGymReviews

4 жыл бұрын

Oooh, that would be cool!

I'm curious. What kind of fan is that? The one on the floor. Have you reviewed any fans btw?

@coreyfarmer3797

4 жыл бұрын

You can find those at Lowe’s or Home Depot. I’m looking to get that fan as well for my gym

Weird question but can i put stallmats in my spare room on top of carpet or will it mold

@a-roh5039

3 жыл бұрын

Don't do it. Will not be a stable surface to lift from.

No GHD?

2:28 for a whet surprise

I don’t understand how he combined 2 SML-2 racks, would love to do this but what was used as the base?

@Filioque_

3 жыл бұрын

I would like to see a video on the same thing

how big is this garage?

I live in Canada so every time he says how much he paid for a piece of gear I just double the price. We're used to getting ripped off here. Nice gym though; simple but very functional.

@christinen1400

4 жыл бұрын

For real. Especially the cost difference on things like plates. $1/lb? I wish!

@superdrew8564

4 жыл бұрын

Totally! Wish Coop and other youtubers would do garage builds for Canada with the fact we can't get all the brands they do down south and the prices are not the same at all

Sounds like an IT guy. Coming from an IT guy.

What's the ball like looking thing he's throwing behind him?

@casualarrogance

4 жыл бұрын

Sandbag, I think it’s from Rogue Fitness but you can find cheaper options.

@Truckergregg

4 жыл бұрын

Eve-Lyn Boyle it’s a Strongman Sandbag

Budget? There is over $12000 dollars worth of equipment!

@camerongray7767

4 жыл бұрын

Fahim but he can literally do everything to train for CrossFit right at his own home. He has no limitations, extremely high quality products that will last for countless years. He has everything he needs to do his most favourite activity. It is all a one time spend and he owes no money to it. With the variety of equipment he has I would say $12,000 is definitely budget! What’s that like a month or maybe a bit more if you earn less of work? I think it’s amazing

@mr.billthrower7392

4 жыл бұрын

Cameron Gray Still not budget

@nickv5576

4 жыл бұрын

Cameron Gray your parents might have gifted you a hefty trust fund, but the vast majority of Americans, let alone the rest of the world population, most definitely do not earn anywhere near $12k a month, and the ones that do are smart enough to not spend their entire month’s income at one time. You get a pass though because you’re 12

@camerongray7767

4 жыл бұрын

Envee _ Ok I did my calculations a bit wrong. The upper portion of people may earn 12k a month. But I guess the lower portion may be around 6k. (Assuming you work a regular job) I live in Australia btw not America so most people in Australia are not on minimum wage.I understand that you can’t save an entire months salary at once, but even if you could put away just $1000 a month, depending on your income you can afford this gym in 1-2 years. And it would last a very long time because of the high quality. Yes I understand it is not budget if you are someone on extremely low pay. But for anyone with a half decent job I do not think it is out of reach at all, especially considering if CrossFit is your hobby. People can easily spend this on other things that are not a necessity anyway. For the extremely large range of exercises that can be performed on this gym, and the high quality top of the line equipment, a gym that can probably nearly last a decade, putting away that 1k a month for a year or two is not unreasonable are is definitely budget.

@mr.billthrower7392

4 жыл бұрын

Cameron Gray Still not budget

Bro Rogue is not affordable 😂 great gym tho

“The Wife”

He's had his crossfit gym for 2 years when this was filmed, and there still hadn't been a single pull up done in it. 😂

since when Concept 2 gear is considered budget? :) otherwise its a full blown setup! Well done!

Not really budget when you have nearly $4k in C2 machines

@a-roh5039

3 жыл бұрын

Idk, they last for years and you'll spend $4k out of pocket in 3-5 years of crossfit gym dues.

Didn't see a GHD

Y’all should come see my budget gym filled with Walmart gear

Affluent “Budget” real budget set up probably looks more like 2 kettle bells & 1 stall mat. 😂

Budget? Dont think so....

@n00dle_king

4 жыл бұрын

If you have the income to own your own house with a garage you can easily put this gym together over the course of a number of years. Obviously if you go and try to get everything he has tomorrow you're going to be out some serious cash, but he talks about starting out with just a squat stand and slowly building it up over time.

@brandonhoover2120

3 жыл бұрын

Doesn’t matter if you’re bill gates or joe dirt. Having a sand bag from rogue means you don’t have a budget gym. You have a quality gym. Both work, but there is a difference.

Great setup, but obviously not cheap. An actual budget garage gym is a ceiling-mount pull-up bar, a kettlebell, and a jump rope. That will get you really far as you save up for a bar, plates, and a rack. The argument that a gym like this is less expensive than a membership is valid. I’ve been working out in my garage for 10 years and have ~$3k worth of stuff, so that’s $25 per month. But that doesn’t mean it’s easy to come up with $3k all at once.

@NickSiekierski

3 жыл бұрын

An actual budget garage gym is doing pull-ups from the crossbeams, tossing old tires around and using cinderblocks as dumbbells for $0! The problem is that "budget" has become synonymous with "cheap" when everybody's budget is different. Compared to the cost of a Crossfit membership multiplied by however many friends are also using it (he didn't mention it but I'd assume they don't all just mooch off of him but actually chip in) then its already paid for itself. I'll bet many of the guys chirping "budget LOL" in the comments are making payments on trucks they shouldn't have bought that cost a lot more than this setup.

friends... lol

tip for a new video: Budget non-crossfit garage gym

@bmstylee

4 жыл бұрын

Spend money where it matters. Rack and bars. Plates, platforms, storage all can be bought on the cheap or made diy. Did the same thing at my garage. About $3000. Rogue Ohio Power Bar, Ohio Bar and Monster Rack were the big spend. Platforms and bar storage were DIY and some bumpers. Next big spend are calibrated kg plates and maybe a Rogue Echo bike.

Personal Records = Everyone gets a trophy.

I give that gym a 4.2/10

I definitely disagree with learning everything you need from a year of training at a crossfit box

@rosi1016555

4 жыл бұрын

Please explain

@superdrew8564

4 жыл бұрын

@@rosi1016555 well for one ita a very blanket statement...some coaches suck and don't teach you much or teach you JUNK. If you think you've learned everything from 1 year of box training...you close yourself off to learning from new disciplines, or learning new tools. Another great example...when they introduced bench press in a games or big comp wod...literally 90% of the reps were BS...and id be sitting there waiting to count rep 1 if inwas a judge... Another point is crossfit approaches things via 1 way mainly...example no bicep work...so many strongman and powerlifters incorporate bicep work to not have a weak spot...and help stay injury free...crossfit is 1 school of thought...and within that 1 school of thought they are all splintered...some gyms are metcon centric, other barbell or heavy work centric...also they are not big on deviating...whereas for example powerlifting in the squat tells you to play around find what works best...crossfit tends to pus high bar narrow stance...as someone who's had shoulder surgeries...no way Not saying its a bad way to spend a year...just look at it as the start of a journey

Rich kid in a low cost of living area

these 2 are the biggest cookie cutters ive ever seen in my life

66 people dont train.

Interviewer - work on NOT say "ok" after every time he says something...

@romano605

4 жыл бұрын

Victor Yvellez ok

def not a budget gym setup. take that out of the title wtf

You guys have no understanding of the word "budget"

Yall are so stingy, go work your ass off and stop complaining. Cant afford the goods? Then go pay a membership at a local gym