These types of videos are great! Would love to see comparisons like “Full Titan Gym vs Rogue Gym” for x amount of dollars. I am the type of person that likes seeing everything match.

@amunra4256

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, comparison videos from different brands at a certain price point would be interesting to see, and helpful for a lot of people

@gymreviewer

2 жыл бұрын

Ha awesome! Same here. I made one like that about Rogue. Great idea on Titan, etc. 🙌🏼

@ParaboxGFNR

2 жыл бұрын

Ooo this

@anthonyponafala7973

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure repfitness beats both titan and rogue in bang for your buck comparison

@Mr._Fit_Atheist

3 ай бұрын

Anything 'Rogue' is going to be ridiculously overpriced. I just got a pair of 25kg (55.2 lbs),calibrated & color coded beautiful set of Red Olympic plates from Northern Fitness, (Canadian here), for a grand total of $327 CAD.. They are dead on the money.... exactly 55.2 lbs... the only weights I have in my arsenal that dead accurate. Same calibrated plates from Rogue is $392, CAD not including tax & shipping, plus they are 2.7cm thick, compared to Orion's 2 cm thick.... be way over $500, JUST for two 55 pounders! Indeed, Orion is still expensive, but now I have tons of extra real estate on my bars....... 2 plates = 110 lbs+change & takes up the same space as ONE 45 lbs rubber grip plate, that's not even an accurate 45lbs, lol. I'd never spend the money Rogue wants for calibrated plates.... such a rip off! Buying Rogue is just throwing money in the garbage can.

As much as I love to hear your take on the new products and picks for given categories, this is what so man of your subs need and your wheelhouse, great video Coop!

Your struggle to avoid using FB marketplace is hilarious and so relatable for me

@grantt1836

2 жыл бұрын

I try to avoid fb but I got the best deals through market place.

@stevemoore6066

2 жыл бұрын

@@grantt1836 I have a FB account with no friends or pictures that I use for marketplace only

@ngndnd

2 жыл бұрын

in my area i cant find a single good deal online. I only search so i can aboid the shipping costs from rogue but either way, everyone is selling their equipment for the price they bought it for unless its some 30 yr old rusted plates

@teamofone1219

15 сағат бұрын

My facebook market sucks no good deals near me and if there is a good deal it's a day drive to get to it.

I just got two of those everyday essentials 45s a month ago. I am still shocked by the value. Love this one, would also love to see a $2,000 version, or $1,000 for any new equipment build, and/or maybe different specialty builds, like a plate loaded functional trainer, bench, and accessories that get you close to a full gym.

@girlsdrinkfeck

2 жыл бұрын

i feel so lucky i bought 4 x 25kg rubber tri grip plates for £160 in 2019 ! they now cost 320

I think most people on a budget would benefit from just doing a barbell program. Get a rack, bench, barbell and a set a full set of plates that lets you progressively overload 5lbs at a time and you would be golden for entire body workouts for a long time until you can build out your gym with new fun things. So really not far off from your recommendations, I'd just say dump the dumbbells in favor of more weight plate increments for the barbell.

@claytonb7915

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't have said it better myself, good job.

@anaclaudiagarciacalderon192

2 жыл бұрын

Once he started to struggle to meet up with the budget while he was at the plates I was like "dude, you Don't need that pair of expensive dumbells, you need a full set of plates". If someone new to this world looks at this video they are going to make some wrong choices with their (initial) money.

@DrakeValleyOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

@@anaclaudiagarciacalderon192 The dumbbells weren't necessarily a bad value, just didn't seem like they were needed when taking away from adding more plates. Having just 10s and 45s, your options with the barbell would be 45, 65, 135 and 155. That 65 to 135 is going to be way too big of a jump for someone trying to start from the bottom on things like bench, OHP and rows.

@anaclaudiagarciacalderon192

2 жыл бұрын

@@DrakeValleyOutdoors not bad value, but definitely not something mandatory for a functional home gym. I would go with a full set of iron plates, the ones with the handles on them, you can substitue a dumbell with that, but you will never (or sould't) be able to use a dumbell as a weight for your barbell.

@gmkgoat

2 жыл бұрын

Or like a Kettlebell program with a KBK/Titan adjustable. Throw in a decent pullup bar and some rings and you're set.

Really like this stuff. One thing I would love to see is a series of reviews or “how to build” videos around a particular set of space restraints. Such as how to build a home gym in less than 10’ square room. Of course you could do different size spaces and what works without being overly crowded. How to maximize your space.

Grabbed that FR series rack after the review on it last year. I have no complaints yet, and probably won’t at all. Does what I need it to, doesn’t flop around when I do pulls or chin ips on it (I have it in garage on a stall mat). It is not bolted down. I am also 235 normally (give or take depending on time of year). No issues with it handling my body weight or chins with weight belt and another 45 pounds. Most of this stuff will probably serve you well as long as you are not Brian alsruhe strong. Even then, it would not be bad to have this stuff in your garage in case you could not get to the gym. Love videos like these, can point friends and coworkers who complain about not being able to work out at gym to this and show em they can get a home set up done.

I really enjoy seeing what you come up with in a certain budget range. It's also enticing for people to start up a home gym.

Almost done with the home gym! Thanks for all the advice! Between Amazon, and marketplace, I spent about 600 and have quite the setup!

@Zachery_

Жыл бұрын

It’s never truly done, but sometimes we get to a good point to pause for an extended period of time

Home gym grows with you. Buying enough to get started and growing it over the years is definitely the way to go.

I ended up spending a little over $1000 for my setup. I ended up getting the REP AB-4100 bench and got the rack at $199, which then went up to $291 the day after I ordered it. Also got the Everyday Essential 160lb plates package at $299. My nearby Walmart also carries the Everyday Essential plates so if I need to get more, it's just a short trip

Dip/pullup stand, bands, then dumbbells and bench. Bands are underrated for pump work and Bulgarian split squats are as fantastic as they are brutal. Cheers and thanks for the content!

Timing COULD NOT have come at a better time. I just moved out, and had a garage I wanted to turn into a gym and had no idea where to start. You are a legend

Saving this for later, these are my favourite kind of videos that you do 🔥

So glad I bought most of my equipment back in 2018. The cost increases are unbelievable.

I went with a DIY wooden power-rack (with a single pulley), it allowed me to spend on a better bar and more plates (got a pair of each size). With time, I kept purshasing more 45s. When time came and the DIY hack wasn't safe for the weight, I was already confident in my routine and that it'd be a good investment, so I got the best power-rack I could. As the years have past, now I have a cross-over machine, the power-rack, the barbell and plates, a pair dumbell bars that accept my 2" plates, a Spinning Bike, lots of resistance bands, chains and a ton of stuff for mobility. Start small and grow your collection as you grow in strenght.

The video from 2 years ago is the first video I watched on this channel and got me started on my fitness journey. I probably wouldn’t be where I am today if not for those budget recommendations.

Great content! Helps to keep the home gym workouts from getting stagnant keep up this kind of content!

Budget content is how I found you in the first place!! Love the video

A cheap and very versatile piece of equipment to complement what's here is a landmine attachment that has a 2" end designed to fit into weight plates. You can stick a 45lb bumper plate in a corner, drop the attachment into the hole and do a ton of great exercises. One other hack is if you have vertical barbell storage with 2" receivers you can also drop the landmine attachment into that to avoid finding a clear spot to brace a weight plate against. I've got a plate carrier that has 2" barbell receivers that works perfectly for that.

Imagine buying so much stuff for gym just for the price of an iPhone.

@reylunajr

Күн бұрын

Kinda hard for me to get over that an iphone costs as much as an entire home gym

Great video, Coop and GGR! You should do another version that includes other sites and locations, since there are sometimes better options than Amazon for the price. Cheers!

Coop, Synergee also makes an affordable speed rope. Just picked one up and it's nice, plus it comes with an extra cable. Also, I used that CAP Barbell rack you talked about and ended up making some side braces out of 2x4s to make it stable for both pull ups and for benching. I also increased the hole diameter to 5/8" and was able to use the Titan T3 J-cups and the safety spotter arms from Wright Fitness. Between the side bracing and bolting the rack to my garage floor it worked perfectly fine for some pretty intense workouts. I have since picked up the Titan X3 rack on their scratch & dent section for under $500. And lastly, another decent option for a budget barbell is the CAP "Beast" barbell and the Synergee collars are a great value.

At a $1000 budget, I would probably just invest in a nice set of dumbbells and a quality bench then fill in the rest with cheap pieces to do bodyweight cardio. The jump rope is the play.

@MellonVegan

2 жыл бұрын

Dumbbells can be nice for upper body training but for lower body, you're not gonna get much further than split squats and the amount of money you'd have to spend to make this last a while would be ridiculous. A set of bar and plates (with enough weight to last more than a couple months) with a cheap rack and bench is the way to go. I got my cage, bench, first barbell and 240-ish kilos in weight for just a bit more than this budget as a bundle deal and I'm still using this stuff (minus the bar, got a better one for cheap, later), 13 years later.

@babygiantbarbell1014

2 жыл бұрын

@@MellonVegan different strokes for different folks I guess. With a rack, bench and barbell/plates, you can do heavy compounds and not much else. There are pros and cons to both scenarios hence the dilemma of a $1000 budget for a home gym!

@asvpab

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@joshm9163

2 жыл бұрын

@@MellonVegan You got it at 13 year ago prices too...

@steverapos3904

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. Not sure about everywhere, but up here in Toronto I see a set of power block sport (90 pounds) listed for 700 USD (before negotiation). I have seen plenty of pretty good benches at around 150. Those all in one home gyms are sold used all the time for cheap too - great for a low and high pulley, along with leg extensions/curls. All in all, this setup will let you do practically everything (outside of heavy squats and heavy deadlifts), and do it conveniently.

the last version of this video you made (pre-pandemic) was how I found your channel. dope content man

I was quite happy with my standard barbell for ~10 years now, like you said the dumbbell weight works on it too so it’s great for a lot of people, just got a power rack and thinking about the Olympic barbell next but I can wait as I don’t life heavy yet, maybe I’ll lift heavier now that it’s safer to lift heavy

The cap boss barbell is pretty damn good too. Knurl isnt aggressive and wears easily where the j cups contact if theres no protection, but still a great bar. I manage a gym and the old power systems bars were falling apart and took too long to get new ones so I bought 2 and they have worked perfectly for the beginners and heavy lifters

You probably wont see this but thank you so much for doing this. I have a small place and even smaller budget but I love the gym and always wanted to have one at my place and eventually know I am saving money by not spending a monthly gym membership. THank You again

Nice video Coop. Highly recommend sandbags too. Can get one hell of a workout with those.

If I had to start from scratch, I would add Olympic Rings way sooner than I did this time. They're incredibly versatile and at, or under, $40, it's hard to beat their value!

@amunra4256

2 жыл бұрын

That's a great suggestion. Not sure I'd replace anything on this list with rings, but they would certainly be added somewhere down the road

@camboyrdee

2 жыл бұрын

Rings are extremely underrated.

@michaelsofine

Жыл бұрын

Only if you are already an athlete. Most people wanting to workout are usually overweight and can’t do a pull-up or push-up. I don’t even know if I can use Olympic rings and I workout

@grantwelch9255

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelsofine I agree, rings are harder to utilize fully from the outset! However, I will say, there are so many resources, youtube included, that help with progression! If you can't do a pull-up, you can do ring, austrailian pull-ups!

Point of interest, the CAP squat stand can get safety arms. Picked it up last year for ~$130, safety arms for another $25. It’s held up under ~350 lbs squat loads, but I wouldn’t go much heavier than that. For bench it’s been great (the weight being distributed lower makes it feel much less sketchy). Also, are we going to see a review of the xebex magnetic sled that just came out? Maybe comparing it to the Tank M1?

You can buy spotter arms for the cap squat stand for roughly 40 bucks

Coooooop!!! Thank you, and keep doing the lords work my man!

I've been using a cheap golds adjustable bench and squat rack as my home gym for the past 10 years but its finally falling apart. I bought a 300 lbs of cheap plastic weights filled with concrete to go with it and a Olympic barbell off ebay. It ain't pretty but its served me well over the years. Watching your videos is getting me excited to spend all my money on a new setup!

Love the videos as of late Coop! Keep 'em coming

This is the greatest video for me right now thanks for the upload.

Mad respect when you started talking tensile strength.

All the budget content!!! I also think you could get a ton of utility from the REP sandbags and REP adjustable kettlebell. Oh and wood rings!!!

I can recommend the synergee eco bumper plates. they are pretty budget at 84 bucks for 2 45 plates. if your trying to stay at 1000 budget the extra savings over the everday plates will go a long way.

Started my garage gym with the fitness reality squat rack that I got for a Christmas gift from my parents. 5 years later, that thing is still holding strong.

Great video as always. A few months ago I received an add for a full set of bumper plates. I doubt they were all that great, it was a pair of 10, 15, 25, 35, 45, and 55 for less than $400.00.

I bought the Synergee regional in black phosphate for my Olympic lifts because of the spin. I have had it for 2 years and it has been a great bar. I would highly recommend it for anyone.

Love these kind of videos Coop!

Hats off Coop this is one of your best, if not the best, videos you have done! Despite all the talk of inflation, prices in the UK on Amazon still seem to be a fair bit lower than here in the UK.

@philipbrowne7620

2 жыл бұрын

Should read prices in the US… 😉

Another video idea is building a versatile set of equipment for different space requirements. How much could you condense into smaller spaces if you buy the right equipment?

I have a home gym built from amazon, walmart and academy for around $750-$800. It’s taken me around 2 years but I have a squat rack with pull down, Flat bench, adjustable bench, barbell with 255 lbs of plates, dumbbells with 120 lbs of plates. This was all new too.

@bettinaorevil5056

Жыл бұрын

Wow that’s amazing

@vSmitezzdN

Жыл бұрын

is it a pull-down with plates, i want something similar

I bought an entire set from york barbell last year and i found the value worth it, x2 cast iron 45lbs, 35lbs, 25lbs, 10lbs, 2.5lbs, and 4x 5lbs, a york Olympic bar, as well as spring clips, was around 400 bucks and its extremely good value imo, being a 300lbs set you have as much weight as you need and can just add more to the bar as you progress. If you want dumbbells too you can get Olympic loadable dumbbell handles and use the plates from the set on them as well. For a bench at 200 bucks I recommend the weider xrs 20, which comes with an adjustable incline bench, a rack, attachable spot bars, and most importantly imo the bench also has an attachment that lets you load on standard or Olympic plates and do leg extensions, hamstring curls, and has a preacher attachment and handle that comes with it that lets you do preacher curls, rows, etc. So far everything I just mentioned comes to around 700, maybe 800 with the dumbbells handles. If you wanna do pullups you can get a doorframe pullup bar for pretty cheap or you can get a tower that lets you do pullups, dips, leg raises etc for around 150-200.

I spent 2 full years in my garage gym without adjustable dumbbells or an incline bench. My DL/S/B/P went from 510/355/315/200 to 520/390/320/190 during that time, while dropping ~20 pounds of BW (~205 now). My point is: you very much do not need an incline bench or dumbbells when you're getting started on your garage gym. Spend money on the barbell. Spend money on getting a full weight set (I went with competition bumpers, so I spent over a grand, but you do not need to spend that much). I like a nicer rack, but it's not necessary, and any basic bench will do. (FWIW, I just upgraded my bench to the Rep 4100 and it's good enough to replace my Titan flat bench, which I'm selling. And I did purchase the nuobell 80's in December and they're awesome. Really delighted by how great they are.)

@amunra4256

2 жыл бұрын

I guess I agree on the adjustable bench. Personally, I love having it, but it's probably one of the better parts where he could've shaved off a few dollars for more plates. A flat bench is perfectly fine for the vast majority of things I would not skip the dumbbells, though. There's so much great stuff you can do with dumbbells that can't be done with a barbell. I think Coop made the right call there

@BM-si2ei

2 жыл бұрын

@@amunra4256 Love dumbbells! My Nuobells are legit my favorite things in the gym (the clicks are incredibly satisfying). And keep in mind, I'm coming at this from a PL/Weightlifting point of view: they're almost completely unnecessary. They are incredibly valuable for both, and necessary for bodybuilding, but they're hardly something that people should focus on out of the gate, if money is an issue (as it is for most of us).

@MellonVegan

2 жыл бұрын

100% agreed. The stuff in the video will maybe get people moving if that's all they want. A heavy set of plates and a bar with something as simple as a half rack and cheap af bench will get someone from 0 to national championships if they're so inclined.

Hi Coop, just wanted to mention a 6ft standard barbell might not clear the j cups on a standard rack depending on the rack. A budget 7ft standard barbell definitely will, 7ft barbells also tend to have a higher weight capacity.

@michaelsofine

Жыл бұрын

I debated a shorter barbell but unless it’s a specialty barbell or a woman’s barbell it won’t fit on the rack. Then there a cons like less weight you can load and smaller grip

Thanks for this budget video Will definitely check out these options as they fit my budget

Awesome vid coop! Keep up the great work.

Love these kinds of vidoes. Thank you!

I'd love to see these at $2500, $5000, $7500, $10,000, etc. Killer work.

Old school standard adjustable dumbbells and a adjustable standard chair. Walmarts for about 350 bucks but what's priceless is the will power to put the work in and study old and new forms of training.

Great vids man! How about a review of all the different types of foldable squat racks ?

*Coop, you can grab a bare steel Ohio Bar out of the boneyard right now for $195. They've been available in the boneyard for months. No center knurning, BUT, its still going to be a very good starter bar AND be much better quality than anything you'll find on amazon, barbell wise.*

Tensile strength is the load the barbell can handle before breaking, yield strength is the limit before bending

@ExpeditionaryRanger

2 жыл бұрын

Yield strength is the limit before plastic deformation occurs (won't return fully to it's original unloaded form.) It will be experiencing bending before it reaches it's yield strength. Manufacturer's would be providing a more useful value if they were comparing yield strength, as that's the point you really don't want to cross unless you are going to junk your bar. Tensile strength is the load before you snap and crash!

@educationalporpoises9592

2 жыл бұрын

Gotta get that MTS degreeee

@claytonb7915

2 жыл бұрын

You may have a good point, however, I'm confident Coop knows the difference. I believe his focus was encouraging folks (newbies) to pick up a decently speced bar rather than listening to a company's subjective marketing for weight ratings. Yes, tensile and yield strength are different, but that difference likely means very little for most of us average non-elite lifters, especially if we get a decently speced bar as Coop suggests.

Hi Coop, how about some occasional videos on designing a garage or basement gym. Your insights on how space defines the range and type of equipment.

Honestly I’d rather go without the dumbbells and get more weight for the barbells if I was stuck to the budget

@hyperionowl1848

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Reno! Fancy seeing you here. I agree. I'm on a powerlifting program and dumbell work is useful but I would definitely rather have more barbell weight cus you can do a form of any dumbell workout with a barbell but not vice versa

Best video in a long time. Ferraris are nice to look at but we got to drive Chevy, Fords, and Hondas everyday. Great to see you going back to how this all started.

Here's the same budget that checks all of the boxes: 300# Bar+Plate Set @ Dick's, Academy or Walmart typically retails for $400, but they frequently go on sale for $50-100 off Fitness Reality 810XLT or Progear 1600 (same rack) for less than $300 on Amazon or Walmart Rep AB-3000 bench for $300 on their site. That hits $1k at full price, but if you get something on sale, you'll have money left over for loadable dumbbell handles and a jump rope. I reccomend finding another $250 for Titan's Wall Mounted Pulley Tower (tall), too.

Coop, one thing you can also order is a 2" pipe at 7' length. That's what I have used the last few years. It's cheap as dirt and it's basically an axle bar. That way you save on a bar and can use Olympic plates on it.

@fencingrocks3

2 жыл бұрын

Just to clarify for posterity, it's actually 1.5" pipe. Pipe is sized on the internal diameter, not the outside. 1.5" pipe has about 1.9" outside diameter.

@richard6812

2 жыл бұрын

As a mechanical engineer it would not make sense to recommend he buy based on ID (internal dia.) as the OD (outside dia.) could vary massively resulting in being unable to slide the plates on in this case the OD is the one that will define if it is compatible with Olympic plates

@fencingrocks3

2 жыл бұрын

@@richard6812 That's great, but when you go to your local hardware store and tell them you want 2" pipe, they're gonna give you black schedule 40 pipe, which won't fit weights. If you tell them you want 1.5" pipe, it will fit Olympic plates. Ideally you would go to a steelyard and buy schedule 80 1.5" pipe, which is 1.9" OD, but not everyone has access to that or can stomach the extra price. If you go on OD, what exactly will you buy? 2" DOM? That only fits a really sloppy cast iron plate, and not even all of those.

@victorstatz4232

2 жыл бұрын

@@fencingrocks3 walk in with a 2.5 lb plate and see what fits. No need to ask anyone anything then. A standard barbell collar would work too.

@fencingrocks3

2 жыл бұрын

@@victorstatz4232 Yup, that keeps it simple! Still gonna end up with the same result though, which is 1.5" pipe, not 2" pipe like people might mistakenly think.

LOVE this guys energy

Great adjustable bench is the Barwing that now sells for $150. It is one of very few items where the cost has decreased in the past two years. On any of these items it pays to check for issues and whether the vendor supports them as most do not. One that does have support for customers is the Titan T-2 and it has 1" holes so a Yes4all accessory will fit.

Great video, Coop! Another channel I really like for home gym equipment is Baby Giant Barbell. Phillip over there has some great stuff!

AWESOME VIDEO!! I'm a bench press buff, so I would've sacrificed the power rack and went with a fully equipped bench press set. (bar, bench, and weight plates). Also, I'm a HUGE fan of plane old walking, so I'd get rid of the jump rope and just walk or jog for about 2 miles to get warmed up before my workout.

I snagged a cap adjustable "CAP Barbell Multi Purpose Adjustable Utility Bench Color Series" it was 54 bucks on sale when I got it the other week. perfect for my budget set up. Its not great with the seat to flat bench gap. But 50 bucks and a sturdy adjustable I can't really complain.

Love these budget videos so relatable🤗

Great to see for those of us that live in Hawaii where gym equipment is overpriced or won't ship. Getting that adjustable bench as a filler until back on mainland to upgrade!

I’d buy the spin lock dumbells, a standard barbell to use the plates on from your dumbells, independent weight stands you can store in your closet, a good quality flat bench, and a pull-up bar. Maybe throw in resistance bands.

I would suggest a lot of you guys don't restrict yourself just to amazon if you want to min-max your budget. This exact month I got a rack that is the same OEM as HulkFit for $250, a somewhat mediocre but safely designed incline bench for $60, and most important of all, same iron plates from CAP for the smaller weights but at an actual good price and then the same bumpers mentioned in the video but snagged a pair of 35 bumpers as well for much under what they went for everywhere else. All of those plates totaled up to 225 lbs at just over $300!

Overall excellent choice! I would change the rack for a squat stand with safeties, more plates and maybe add a door pullup bar, tho.

The most expensive part of most home gyms are the weights, meaning tools that allow you to use the same weights in the most ways are worth their weight in gold. $120 - 2.5, 5, 10, 25 iron olympic weights $200 - 10, 25, & 45 bumper Olympic weights $100- Olympic barbell $60- Two Olympic plate loadable dumbbell $35 - Olympic plate loadable kettle bell $300 - budget power rack $50 - budget plate loadable cable system. $50 - rubber bands $25 - Dip bar power rack attachment $65 - Flat bench Everything you could need for under $1000

I think a video like this would be good in context of a basic strength program such as 5/3/1, where all you need is the rack, flat bench, barbell and plates. You can totally change your physique and your life on that program with that equipment, and at a very low cost.

@GarageGymReviews

2 жыл бұрын

Love this idea!

If anyone's in need of some budget-friendly bumpers, there's a company in Kentucky called Homegrown Lifting. They're hi-temps so they're pretty thick plates, but I got 190lb of weight for $252. Shipping was $90 (I live in the midwest), but if you live in the area then I believe they also offer an in-store pickup option to save on shipping. They're good quality plates and made in the USA! I'd love to see Coop do a review if he hasn't already to get the out for these guys a little more.

I use ezy grip plates for everything. Pullovers, curls if the bars in use, fly's, rows etc if I get creative with the grip

This video was extremely helpful! I'd love to see what you'd recommend with a higher budget ($1,500 - $2,500). Great video.

@lieutenantdan8541

Жыл бұрын

Simply buy the same stuff, but twice

I ordered a Midway Olympic 45 lb 7’ bar from Titan mainly to use for bench press. Got the Hulk coated Olympic weights off Amazon. Just two 35lb and two 15lb. For me being 56 yrs old just starting weight lifting and for my 15yr old son so we’re starting light as to not injure ourselves and can buy more weight when we build our strength.

You should do a 5k and 10k gym in future vids. and repeat every couple of years! enjoy these vids a lot

I appreciate the content Coop!

@GarageGymReviews

2 жыл бұрын

Keeping my peeps content with the content!

@esrujan

2 жыл бұрын

@@GarageGymReviews Good one, Coop! "KONtent" with the "Kuntent".

Thanks for the advice searching locally! Just found a gang of rust free steel Olympic plates for $150 off marketplace!! Pairs of 45s, 35s, 25s, etc etc all the way down to 2.5!!!! Score!

People need to do a good job of visiting thrift stores and they can get great items. I just bought a $1000 Schwinn Airdyne bike for $35. I have previously bought over 400lbs of plates. I just make sure that I check in regularly. There are deals out there :)

Great build video! Best type of content even more than the gym walkthroughs. So much stuff seems to be available on Amazon US but not UK! Can't get the synergee barbells or the cap Dumbell sets. A UK one of these from Amazon UK or Rogue Europe would be great because most of the big garage gym companies/ channels understandably are US based and some companies eg: Titan and Rep only ship to the US

Budget content is the best content

Love these Coop Keep it up!

Some of the super cheap power racks are surprisingly good!

Just a note: you can buy spotter arms to put on that cap squat rack for about $35. My local Walmart has that rack for $120 and they carry those every day essential plates too.

I have that specific Cap Power Rack, it was on clearance at Walmart for 20 bucks, and I bought the spotter arms from amazon for 40.

Great vid coop, will you be covering the Rep Ares attachment?

Hair looks good my man. Welcome to the club

Like these types of videos. Some comparisons between brands and prices would be nice too.

Great content! All I need is recommendation on a fan or added ventilation for garage

Yet again with another great video, I have browsed for a mid range gym build and haven't seen much. Looking at spending $2,500- $3,500 on a gym, maybe a few cheaper items so I can get a little more verity as well.

I bought an adjustable bench three weeks ago for around £45 from Yoleo, would say it works really well

Can you do a video on a $X budget for other accessories/units to add to a home gym. GHD, hyperextension, pulley system, etc.

This is AMAZING 🤩 THANK YOU!!! 🥰

I used to have that squat stance. It was decent, better than cheap power rack I have now. Also the legs are made from two pieces so the packet was smaller and there was no extra shipping.

More focused on cutting than building muscle for now. I have a very small space I've filled with a treadmill, a rowing machine, and a pull-up/dip station. Gathering some more funds and ill be purchasing the cap dumbbells and the bench/squat equipment which will unfortunately have to go outside. I've came down 35 pounds since starting my fitness journey

Good stuff. I’ve been looking for a cage, gonna look into the one you recommend.

Definitely do more of this.