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Showing posts with label home gym. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home gym. Show all posts

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Fitness Brands and Value

We all know how important regular exercise is for maintaining our health and ideal body weight, but trying to fit regular exercise into our busy schedules can be difficult. Let's face it, not everyone enjoys going to the gym, especially if they are embarrassed about their bodies and feel uncomfortable exercising or getting changed in front of other people. The good news is - you don't have to work out at a gym. For those of us less inclined to go into public to get a good workout, why not create your very own home gym with reputable fitness brands.

Building your own home gym doesn't need to be a costly endeavor, it just needs to be customized for your own personal needs. If you're looking to shed a few extra pounds, consider cardio equipment like treadmills and exercise bikes. If you want to get that toned / ripped look, you may want to invest in weight lifting equipment like dumbbells or resistance trainers like the Bowflex system. Not all fitness equipment is made the same, so it's important to know the differences between some of the top fitness brands in order to get the equipment you need.

Let's take a look at some of the top fitness brands / manufacturers offered at Fit4Sale:

- Precor - specializes in ellipticals and treadmills, but also offers exercise bikes and strength circuits
- Star Trac - wide range of products including steppers/climbers, exercise bikes, treadmills and strength machines
- Life Fitness - best known for their lifecycle exercise bikes
- Cybex - best known for their cardiovascular and strength training equipment
- Nautilus - well known for their Stairmasters, they also offer tread climber treadmills and cross trainers


Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Selecting the Right Home Gym Equipment

While almost everyone today has been educated on the benefits of getting regular exercise, many people don't have the time or money to go to the gym. Most doctors suggest that a person should exercise three to five times a week for about a half an hour to remain happy and healthy. Home gym equipment may be a way for those who are busy or short on funds to get in the exercise they need . But before buying any home gym equipment you must be well-informed, otherwise you may not be able to judge the best quality equipment for you. There are a number of home exercise machines available on the market like free weights, weight training machines, home gyms etc.

A piece of home gym equipment should have:

1. An adjustable bench for sitting or reclining
2. Stacked metal weights with pin selection for load
3. Pull down bars mainly for the lat pull down back exercise
4. Press bars for pushing and pulling, for shoulders, arms and back
5. Leg extension system for quadriceps muscles of the thigh
6. Leg curl system for exercising the hamstrings at back of the thigh
7. Seated cable row system for back and arms exercise.

Our philosophy at Fit4Sale is to put our customers first, which means we pay close attention to our customers needs. Fit4sale takes pride in providing personalized customer service for meeting your budget, from club design and placement of fitness equipment to a personal home gym setup. We have been consulting fitness equipment for over 14 years in the USA, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Asia, South America and just about everywhere else people want to get in shape. We even have professional fitness experts like former bodybuilder Tom Platz to help ensure that we only sell quality refurbished fitness equipment and make quality connections with our customers.

Thursday, February 9, 2012

When You Buy Your Fitness Equipment

A good deal of people find that physical fitness is very important but they do not want to spend the time or the money going to the gym. This is common enough and for people that feel this way there is a lot of great physical fitness equipment on the market that can be purchased for your own home gym. This equipment ranges from quite inexpensive to very costly depending on the type of work out that you plan to do and what quality of equipment that you need to use to achieve your desired results. Luckily, there are many different types of gym equipment so that you can get in shape at home no matter what your budget is.

The most obvious fitness equipment that you can buy to use in your home is free weights. These come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and weights and you can choose the type that is best for you. You can purchase adjustable free weights that will allow you to essentially take off and add weight to the same bar as you desire. There are also free weights that are a specific weight and you cannot change it. If you are lifting weights to really bulk up you may want to buy the free weights that you can continue to add weight onto as you go. If you are using weights to tone up and add just a small amount of definition you may only need to buy a couple sets of free weights. If cost is a factor you may find that the adjustable free weights are more expensive so it might be better to choose the other variety. Free weights are a relatively affordable type of physical fitness equipment and really can help you improve your body and burn calories.

Sunday, November 27, 2011

Create Your Own Home Gym

Getting to the gym day after day can be a tough job. You have to pack a special bag, choose appropriate workout clothes, make sure your mp3 player is charged--and, of course, find the spare time. Many people probably wish they could just transfer their favorite parts of the gym to their own home. Even if you don't have the spare space in your home to set up a full home gym, it doesn't mean you can't set up a useful workout area. If you have a spare bedroom that goes generally unused, you can turn it into a personal fitness center with a few renovations.

First of all, for maximum safety, you will want to replace your current flooring--carpet, laminate, vinyl, or tile--with rubber flooring. This is not as expensive as you might think, and it reduces the risk of slipping and cushions your fall in case you do. Plus, it won't get scuffed or utterly destroyed by dropping weights or other equipment. If you are unable to entirely redo the floor, then simply replace the section where you will rack the weights. Make sure to have precise measurements of the room. You will probably have already obtained these in order to have the rubber flooring installed, but you will also need to know what size equipment you will be able to store there.

If you want cardio machines, then you will need to choose more compact designs if at all possible. It will also be valuable to find equipment that operates as an "all-in-one," or at least allows you to have multiple workout options.

Some people like to have large wall-covering mirrors so that they can check their form and see their muscles working at they lift weights or perform certain other exercises. If this is helpful to you, don't hesitate to have one installed. Check with companies that supply these mirrors to dance studios and other gyms in your area.

Make provisions for all kinds of workouts. Having a television and DVD player in the room will allow you to do Pilates, yoga, kickboxing, and more--all in the comfort of your own home gym. Don't forget the radio and/or the mp3 player with compatible speakers--anything you need to get you really pumped up!