Post pics of your home/garage gym

[Mike Piper]

Originally Posted by Brian C Keller

I'm posting the link to my CrossFit web-site as it has pics of my gym. It is not much right now but I plan on having everything except a rower by the end of 2012. I will update the site as it progresses. My only concern is the rower. Maybe a resistance band around a bar and a skate board to sit on?

http://www.midwestkellers.com/kellercrossfit

I took a look at your site. Your basement looks almost exactly like mine does. I gave up early on figuring out how to make that work in a basement and took over the garage instead. Where do you plan on hanging your rope? I don't know what your budget is, but I would move up the timetable of obtaining a rower considering some of the space issues/logistics you have. Thanks for sharing.

[Brian C Keller]

Originally Posted by Mike Piper

Where do you plan on hanging your rope?

Hey Mike. You are welcome for the post and I appreciate the advice on the rower. I plan on putting the rope in the garage along with another pull-up bar towards the ceiling. My garage is 11' but the way my roof is made I am going to cut into the ceiling and extend to the rafters. Our laundry room is upstairs off of our MB and butts against the roof over the garage. When I am on the roof I can step up onto the roof over our laundry room from the garage roof so I know there is a lot of space in there that is wasted. I will go in from the laundry room then cut the hole in the ceiling of the garage from there. That is also where I will hang my rings from. I will post pics of this project. I am hoping Spring/Summer so I can insulate before next winter.

[Brian C Keller]

Originally Posted by Joseph Randall

Brian,

I like what you are doing. I am 41 and working out in my garage gym also. Need to post some pics soon. I will keep an eye on your progress.

Joe

Hey Joseph! One more 40 to 50 and we can have a 40s club.

[Mike Moulder]

You can add me to the club. I'm 43 and just started crossfitting a few months ago. I sometimes work out at a globo gym, but I am outfitting a home gym. So far I have 6, 10, and 20 lb med balls (home made), a light barbell and a few weights, a doorjam pull up bar (putting one up in the backyard soon), I use a folded towel as an abmat. I am about to make some homegrown kettlebells and rings.

[Larry Kopp]

Here is my home Gym. I custom fabricated the pull up rack, Bumper plate rack and a Dip station that attaches to the rack and the boxes. I am currently building a Rogue S1-1 style squat stand to have an extra station for squats. I also have a rower not shown

[John Viola]

Larry-umm...wow. REALLY nice.

[Nickolaus DiBlasi]

Here is mine I am just finishing up. Still need to do some more dry wall work and get a few more things in. Waiting on some wall balls right now. I have been using my iPad as a counter.

Gym consist of the following:

Squat Rack
FID Bench
2 Oly Bars
310 lbs in Bumper Weights
44 lbs Kettlebell
53 lbs Kettlebell
20x24x30" Plyo Box
Rings
Some Ab Mats
Some Dumbells
Some Jump Ropes

[Leigh Scanlon]

Originally Posted by Larry Kopp

Here is my home Gym. I custom fabricated the pull up rack, Bumper plate rack and a Dip station that attaches to the rack and the boxes. I am currently building a Rogue S1-1 style squat stand to have an extra station for squats. I also have a rower not shown

really nice larry. great use of space. how much did the whole pull up rack cost