Would you buy an in-home gym if you could afford it?
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Would be too expensive tbh.
I'd want top quality stuff that was going to last years.
Platform + good quality bar + plates would set me back well over £2000. Plus squat stands, blocks (optional), etc.
I prefer lifting with other weightlifters anyway, can get feedback much easier.
I'd want top quality stuff that was going to last years.
Platform + good quality bar + plates would set me back well over £2000. Plus squat stands, blocks (optional), etc.
I prefer lifting with other weightlifters anyway, can get feedback much easier.
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