Gym or Home Work- out?

Home. I can wear whatever I want and listen to loud music (or not). I roll out of bed, get dressed and go workout. No travel time. No crowds, no waiting for a piece of equipment and no germs from sick people exercising.
The only con is that I don't have a few things that the gym does...mainly a bunch of different sized dumbbells ready to go and a squat cage. I've been slowly collecting equipment though and will have it all soon.

Both - The gym because once I am there I will more than likely complete my workout as planned.
- Home because I can take breaks as long as I need to and I can curse out loud!

I love my home gym. I am disciplined enough to get my workouts in everyday and I don't have to get out in the cold or snow. I don't have to share equipment with some sweaty, stinky guy with obnoxious protein farts. I workout in my underwear and don't wear shoes. No monthly fees or memberships. No guys balking at you or trying to "show you" how to lift heavy weights. I also don't have to tolerate cardio bunnies that come to the gym all dressed up with full make up. It's just me and the iron!

Home gym here. I bought a squat rack and other gear second hand & dirt cheap and I have it set up the way I like it. I don't have to share, I don't have to travel and it's easy enough to roll out of bed of a morning and get a workout done before the kids get up.

I prefer the gym...way more equipment than I could ever have. Also, I just get way too distracted at home with the kids...this needs fixed or that needs fixed or whatever...gym time is my time, and that wouldn't really happen at home.

I would like to get some bumper plates and an Olympic bar for home though and build an Oly-platform. Other than that I primarily do a lot of biking and a little running.

Both! I love how many options I have at the gym (especially that assisted pull-up machine!) but I hate people. Ugh.

At home is my preference. Easier for me to accomplish my goals, and I'm more disciplined. I have got several DVDs that I use, weights and resistance bands. I do visit the gym but not often enough, and mostly for cycling.

Cons about at home is that I don't have a set routine because I have so much flexibility. The gym is a controlled environment so I cannot blast music, and I cannot stand waiting to use equipment.

Home. Being in a wheelchair, most of the equipment at gyms isn't accessible to me anyway. I've got a bench, dumbbells, barbells, and a homemade lat pulldown system, so I can pretty much do all I need/want to do at home... the only thing I would like to have access to that I don't is a pec deck. Plus, like others have mentioned, it's more convenient, I can crank up my music and not deal with having to wear ear buds, I don't have to be concerned with my attire and I can control the temperature of the room.

Both.

The gym for the pool, and home (or outside) for everything else.

Mostly home and lunch breaks at work. Work doesn't have a gym, but there are showers and plenty of roads to run on. I do take some classes w/ County Parks & Rec when they have something I like that fits my schedule. I prefer at home work outs though. I can do what I want, fart if I have to, and listen to my own tunes.

I have mixed feelings on this. On the one hand, you're lying to yourself if you think you can't get better results in less time with access to the kind of equipment you typically see in a gym vs. just a set of dumbbells and a little doorframe mounted pullup bar. Also, you can safely push yourself harder when there are people around who are trained in first aid and can spot you. It's not for everyone though. I find that unless you can make it to the gym early in the morning (which is not for everyone) you often have to restructure your workouts around what equipment is available. Additionally, commuting to and from the gym may be problematic for some people. Personally, I prefer working out at home because I need quiet and I can't be surrounded by mirrors. I won't deny though that I'd get better results in less time if I had a commercial grade squat rack and rowing machine.

I go to gym usually I like to workout with a partner but if I don't have time home is a good option.

I prefer to workout at home because it cuts out travel time and day care and I can do it when ever I want to. I'm also lucky enough to have the space to set it up with everything I want, I suppose if I only had room for bands and DVDs I'd prefer a gym. Guess it depends on your situation and what you can put into a home outfit or not....... my home gym includes treadmill, spin bike, squat rack, punching bag, pole, yoga mats, plyo boxes, Lebert Equalizers, and of course big *kitten* mirrors so I can't cheat. I also have a high school a block away I run to at 5am and run up and down the bleachers.

I'll take my home gym any day over the local gym.

Right now I have a home gym with a squat rack and the basics. It works well since my lifting program doesn't call for much, but I wouldn't mind having the wide variety of machines that come with a gym.