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Equipment required for Home workouts

  • 11-07-2010 01:35PM
    #1
    branners69
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    I was looking through the Home workout thread. This is a brilliant thread, many thanks!!!

    I had a full bench but due to another addition to the family I had to sell it just as I was starting to use it. With space being an issue what items should be on my must buy list?


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  • #2
    TommyKnocker
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    Hi Branners69

    Seeing as space is an issue for you at present, IMHO you could not go far wrong with a over door pull-up/chin-up bar and a couple of Kettle Bells.

    For the over door pull-up bar I have and would recommend the one from Irish Lifting. See http://www.irish-lifting.com/doorway-gym-pe-270.html

    Irish Lifting do Kettle bells also, but personally I prefer the competition KB's from Buy Kettlebells Dublin. See http://www.buykettlebelldublin.com/products/kettlebells

    I would recommend a 12kg abd 16kg bell if you have the funds. Use the 12 kg for getting the technique down and then move onto the 16kg for your workouts.

    Throw in a skipping rope and a mat and you should be good to go.


    Best Regards,

    M


  • #3
    holdfast
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    Skipping rope
    KB 16kg
    TRX or Olympic rings


  • #4
    Transform
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    holdfast wrote: »
    Skipping rope
    KB 16kg
    TRX or Olympic rings
    agreed - no bench is needed tbh for most things and takes up wayyyy to much space

    a good quality mat would help or a yoga mat


  • #5
    branners69
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,726 ✭✭✭branners69


    Cheers for the replies!!


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