What exercise equipment do you have at home?

shonnakraft89 wrote: »

Nothing.

We basically live in a tiny home (not quite, but close especially as a family of 3 humans and 2 big dogs) so we dont have space for it. My exercise is working around the homestead. Gardening, cutting and splitting firewood, hunting, hiking etc.

Ya, my mom gets all the exercise she needs from working around the homestead, walking, and swimming. She was going to the gym twice per week, but cut it for the swimming season.

I'm not very focused, tend to collect stuff, and I'm pretty old (63) so I've collected quite a lot doing various things over the years. No real reason to get rid of it unless I move house.

I have a Concept 2 rowing machine, simple weight bench (flat/incline), dumbbells in sizes from 5-35 pounds, barbell and some plates, couple of kettlebells, hybrid bike, foam roller and other self-massage tools, large exercise ball, ab wheel (for rollouts), sliders, balance board, hula hoop, yoga mat, doorway pull-up bar, some weighted balls (for PT), various stretchy bands (partly for PT), and probably some other small stuff I'm forgetting.

I don't have a rack for the heavy bag, so that's not usable right now; I don't use the swords and staffs any more even though they're still here, and I have 8 boats but don't strictly use those at home (and 2 of them live at the rowing club boathouse full time anyway).

Mostly, I use the rowing shells at the boathouse, the rowing machine in Winter, the dumbbells (more often in my rowing off-season), the self-massage tools, occasionally my bike and some of the other stuff. I do yoga some, off and on, but usually just on the carpet rather than getting out the mat.

We have an old but really good treadmill and a new, not so good (squeaky) stationary bike. Assorted free weights, some bands and a kettlebell I was given that I never used. Yoga mat, yoga ball that we move out of our way constantly and I'm not sure what it's really doing here. Also have a neat band with a doodad that goes over a door so you can do pull down stuff.

Oh I forgot small things like skipping ropes and squishy balls from ab workout videos, DVDs, my Wii Fit lol. I actually use it all variously on days when I'm over the grind and want to break out of my routine. I run or go to the gym most days. If I want to work out in the morning there are some things I can't do because of noise and a late sleeper.

Shed equipment
Kettlebells.
3 barbells.
Loads of plates.
Squat rack.
Bench.
Loads of resistance bands.
50 kgs bag of sand.

Dining room equipment
C2 rower

Strewn across the house
A couple of pull up bars.
Yoga mat.
Scuba equipment - 3 wings, 3 backplates, some regs, a drysuit, a twin-set, some single tanks etc.

Road bike, cross bike, mountain bike

C2 Rower, AirDyne Pro (Assault Bike), Plyo Box, Resistance Bands, 25 kg KB, an Adjustable KB, Adjustable DBs (including the Bowflex ones up to 50 lbs each), Battle Ropes and some door frame thing my kids bought me that I haven't set up yet. Ski Erg and a Power Tower and I'd be OK for life.