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I might have to switch to training in my garage in the near future. I already own some equipment, but I am interested in the other opinions what the most effective use of a small space is and what equipment is absolutely necessary, multiple use, effective and or just plain fun to own.

Here's the list of things I already own in order of importance to me:

  • barbell + weights
  • jump rope
  • airbike
  • sandbag
  • wall ball
  • adjustable kettlebell
  • dumbbells (hex 15kg, 22.5kg, but I'd upgrade to an adjustable one)
  • resistance bands
  • torque tank m1 (a quiet magnetic resistance sled, so you don't annoy neighbors)
  • box (for box jumps, squats, other accessory)

I also consider buying:

  • rower
  • drop pads
  • some type of squat rack with a pull up bar

What do you use most often or consider essential in any other way in a garage gym?

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[–] pema83@feddit.de 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

The face pulls I forgot the face pulls. Shame on me… And also rotator cuff here demonstrated with a band. I prefere the constant pull of the cable.

[–] Carol2852@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Ah yes, I do a lot of rotator cuff exercises with bands. My shoulders are the weak point and I already had pretty bad issues two times.

There are cable attachments for the common squat rack sizes, that's an option to avoid another standalone thing eating up floor space.

(edit: this is my new account, I moved 🙃)