Choosing to build your home gym can be a great solution if you prefer to work out in solitude and don't like the atmosphere of public gyms. You control the cleaning routine, music, and can spend as much time as you want on your favorite machine.

You may spend more building your home gym, but you'll save on fitness fees over the long haul. A home gym setup doesn't have to be expensive with some forethought and planning.

In addition, your home gym will likely increase your home's value. As long as you set it up to maintain an attractive vibe and flow and make sure it’s set up with proper ventilation, your home gym will become a good selling point for your home. 

When you think about how much you can spend on your home gym project, consider how much space you have available. 

Small spaces work well for basic workout spaces that need just one or two machines. This may be the style you're going for if you can only use a section of your living room or convert a small foyer space.

You want a motivating space that allows you to work out away from the rest of the household in safety. You may need room for just one machine, a workout mat, and some light equipment.

When converting a room into a home gym, you're looking at a larger expense. You'll want more equipment, and you'll want to renovate for ambiance and longevity. 

In this article, we go through some things you'll need to consider when you think about your home gym. Keep reading for guidance on choosing your exercise equipment and how to set up your home gym so it doesn’t create costly home repairs in the future.

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