The GymPin Holey Bar is a D-handle bar cable attachment that also doubles as a landmine row attachment. With 23 holes on each side and one in the center, I can’t think of a better name than Holey bar for this product. I can use it with a narrow grip, wide grip, and everything in […]
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The Mikolo lateral raise machine is a rack attachment that lets me isolate every head on my deltoids. I like using this attachment cause I can slow down the exercises and have full control without swinging or cheating reps with momentum. Set up is a breeze and I like having the option to replicate commercial
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The ProsourceFit steel mace and its unique weight distribution challenges me in a different way than dumbbells can. I always welcome unconventional ways to train and the steel mace is one I’ve been wanting to try for a while. It keeps me from getting bored in the garage gym doing the same bro splits I’ve
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The Pullup & Dip outdoor bar is a portable solution for those who like to train calisthenics outdoors. I set this up on my patio deck’s post but it also works on trees. It saves me from having to drive to the park so it’s convenient and I can get a great bodyweight workout outside
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This grip machine hack is simple but gives my forearms a crazy pump real quick! And the best part is that I only need 4 pieces of equipment that I already own to make it happen. I’ll show you a plate loaded version (often called Bruce Lee grip machine) and a dumbbell version. Let’s dig
The Beyond Power Travel Platform is a wooden floor mount that I can use to train while on the go. It’s a step on platform where I can anchor my Voltra 1 cable machine when I don’t have a squat rack available. It’s simple, locks my Voltra down low, and I can knock a few
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The Gripzilla Dynamo is a wrist roller / forearm strengthener than doesn’t require weights. I use this to strengthen my forearms and grip by twisting my wrists back and forth against resistance. At about the length of a sheet of paper, it doesn’t take up a lot of space, yet it gives my forearms a
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Jerkfit Death Grips are unique weightlifting straps that don’t have any excess dangling when wrapped around a bar. I use these for deadlifts, pull ups, heavy rows, and dumbbell shrugs. Unlike regular weightlifting straps, I don’t have to wrap these multiple times to get a good grip. Let’s check them out! UnboxingTable of Contents1 Unboxing2
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The Major Fitness multifunctional handle bar is an all-in-one bar for pull workouts. I can use it with a cable machine or a landmine set up… And with varying widths and grip angles, it’ll replace several cable attachments so I can reduce clutter in my gym. Let’s check it out! UnboxingTable of Contents1 Unboxing2 Specs3
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The Exponent Edge Calf Blast bundle is a combo of an adjustable calf raise block and unique J-cups for barbell calf raises. I don’t know about you, but I always lose my balance when I get a full stretch doing barbell calf raises… With the Calf Cups, my barbell is enclosed so I can’t tip
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Vector Grips are knurled aluminum handles for resistance bands that add comfort to resistance band workouts. I like to use these handles when working with heavy resistance bands. They let me focus on the exercises instead of the discomfort in my hands. Let’s check them out! UnboxingTable of Contents1 Unboxing2 Specs3 Top Benefits of The
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The Freak Athlete Leg Developer turns my Hyper Pro into an 9-in-1 machine! As if the Hyper Pro didn’t do enough, the gang at Freak Athlete keeps adding more versatility to their flagship product. Now I can do leg extensions and lying leg curls that feel just like using a dedicated machine at a commercial
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The Powerblock adjustable kettlebells are a space saving and feel very dense! I have the heavy version that replaces 4 kettlebells and ranges from 35 lbs to 62 lbs. Made out of thick steel, these feel indestructible so they should last a lifetime. Let’s check them out! UnboxingTable of Contents1 Unboxing2 Specs3 Top Benefits of
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Finally got the PRx pulley system in and I’m ready to put it to the test. This way I can do cable exercises without the need of a space hogging cable machine. PRx has a few home gym cable pulley systems available and the one I’m reviewing is the PRx Elite system. It comes with
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The Living Fit Cerakote barbell is a multi-purpose bar for those looking for a budget friendly bar that can take a beating. It’s versatile, spins smoothly, and has a high weight capacity. Beautifully coated in a black Cerakote finish that helps to reduce corrosion especially in a garage gym. Let’s check it out! UnboxingTable of
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I got the Vector Athletics split squat belt to help relieve pressure from my low back on leg days. If you love working out legs but have an achy back, this belt may be a good tool to keep in your home gym. In this Vector Athletics split squat belt review, I’ll show you everything
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The Bear Post is a self myofascial release tool that I use to release muscle knots and trigger points. I attach it to my weight rack at different heights depending on what body part I wanna hit. Then I lean in to control the amount of pressure I want. It’s solid, anchors down tightly, and
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The Body Solid compact leg press machine is here and I’m excited to put it to the test. I’ve had a bigger leg press machine inside my garage gym and it took up a TON of space. So I’m excited to have one that lets me workout my legs without eating up garage real estate.
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The Zupapa trampoline is not something I can fit into my garage gym so I’m coming out to the backyard for this review. If you’ve bounced around in trampoline (who hasn’t?), you know this can get you breathing heavy in a short time. So it’s a fun form of high intensity cardio activity that I
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The BenchK wall bars are some of the best quality and aesthetically pleasing stall bars I’ve seen. Being around gymnastics, I’ve seen first hand how wall bars help in so many aspects of training. But don’t let their simplicity fool you… Wall bars help with flexibility, upper body strength, core strength, and as anchors for
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The Feier workout slide board is a “smart” exercise board that records activity in real time. It folds so it’s easy to store and I can carry it anywhere. And it comes with an app loaded with free workouts and games to keep me entertained while I sweat. This makes cardio much more fun than
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The Living Fit hex rubber dumbbells offer durability and come at a great value for those who like traditional dumbbells. In my commercial gym days, I used to love rubber hex dumbbells but I haven’t used any in a while since my garage gym build out. So it’s nice to get my hands on a
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The Bear Grips weight lifting hooks help me pull more weight without my grip being a limiting factor. Some may say that using lifting hooks is cheating but I disagree. I use them in moderation when pulling heavy so that I can get all my reps in before my grip gives out. And more importantly,
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The Shogun Sports Flex is a nifty home gym cable machine attachment that does A LOT more than I thought. Just by looking at it, you wouldn’t be able to tell this thing has 6 training modes so it’s more dynamic than a regular cable machine. And there’s no time wasted changing plates since everything
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When I got the GMWD hip thrust machine I thought I was dealing with a one trick pony but… I’ve found other ways to use it to add more versatility to my leg workouts. Out of all the hip thrust machines I’ve reviewed so far, this one’s my favorite. It’s allowed me to train my
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Nordic benches have become very popular because of the rising trend, benefits, and difficulty of Nordic hamstring curls. If you’ve tried Nordic curls, you know how tough this exercise is… And with so many Nordic curl bench options and alternatives, it can be difficult to choose which one is best for you. So I’ve made
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When I first got the TGrip barbell I thought it was just a regular neutral grip barbell. But after using it for a while, I was wrong and this multi grip bar can do a lot of stuff when combined with the right accessories. You see, I didn’t just get the TGrip bar… I got
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Are horse stall mats for home gyms the best flooring option? Ask any garage gym owner and they’ll tell you they’re the best bang for your buck. They’re heavy duty, durable, and can take on the heaviest of drops. With plenty of home gym flooring options, stall mats have stood the test of time. Let’s
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The Arena Platform is an all-in-one gym that uses constant cable resistance. At about the size of a suitcase, it doesn’t take up much space so it works great for those with small spaces. And with up to 200 lbs of resistance it can challenge just about anyone. Let’s check it out! UnboxingTable of Contents1
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The SledTred is an all-in-one power tower with a built-in sled with plenty of features that give it some serious versatility. Just when I thought I’d seen it all, the Tib Bar Guy definitely racked his brain for this one cause this machine can do A LOT! I can do calisthenics, use it as a
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The Tib Bar Guy is at it again with the new Nordic Pro nordic curl bench. This bench is specifically for Nordic curl regressions while going through a full range of motion. It’s compact and uses a unique set of regression arms to change bench angles so I can adjust the intensity of the exercise.
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The Fiix Elbow device and program is something I wanted to try to treat my Golfer’s elbow from home. As a home gym owner and fitness enthusiast, recovery tools are important so I can continue with the day to day grind. I’ve being doing a lot of pull ups lately and it’s caused pain on
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XMaster competition bumper plates are new to the home gym market but boy did they do a great job with them. They’re made of virgin rubber for durability, have a smaller than average thickness (fit more on the bar), and have a low bounce. One thing in particular that I like about these bumper plates
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The Double Circle pull up handles are rotating handles that can be wrapped around just about anything. I can use these on pull up bars, barbells, and accessories like lat pull down bars. With a freely rotating strap, these are easy on the joints because they allow a more natural movement as I pull. Let’s
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The PowerBlock Pro 100 EXP adjustable dumbbells are the newest addition to my dumbbell collection. I own the Powerblock EXP sport version so I’m excited to see what’s new with the Pro version. What I really like about the EXP series is that they’re expandable so I can add on weight to the base unit
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The Beyond Power Voltra 1 is the best rack mounted home gym cable machine I’ve used. This is not your regular rack attached cable machine… It comes with several variable resistance options that take cable workouts to another level. Let’s check it it out! UnboxingTable of Contents1 Unboxing1.1 Voltra 1 Unit1.2 Handle1.3 Sliding Rack Mount2
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The Henny Attachment straps system is a set of power rack attached straps that let me train in the horizontal plane (side to side). I like to think of these straps as an affordable home gym alternative to a jammer press machine. And with 10 loops at different heights on each strap, I can add
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The Exponent Edge Infinity Arm is a product I’ve been wanting to test for a while. With multiple arm angles, the ability to move the bracket up and down my rack, and 15 rotating pad angles, this has a TON of versatility. And best of all, I can fold it down to take up very
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Recover Fun BFR cuffs (blood flow restriction cuffs) are something I haven’t used before so I’m excited to try them out. I’ve seen many physical therapists and trainers talk about blood flow restriction training and its benefits so I had to put them to the test. For this review I tested BFR cuffs for the
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The squat harness made by Ripped by Rosenblatt is a great barbell squat alternative for those with low back pain or shoulder issues. I have the third version of the harness (V3) and it’s adjustable and really easy to use. So far I’ve used it with cable machines, resistance bands, and dumbbells. And unlike a
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The Xebex AirPlus Rower is a dual resistance rowing machine. I can use air resistance, magnetic resistance, or a combination of both at the same time. This makes it an excellent piece of equipment for anyone just starting to work out to the most advanced athletes. And the best part is that it’s easy on
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The Snode adjustable dumbbells use a similar concept to Nuobell dumbbells but they wanted to make theirs better. So they made the Snode AD80’s out of cast iron and mostly metal parts. Heck, they even made the dumbbell cradle out of cast iron (others I’ve reviewed are made out of hard plastic). And Snode went
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Springback clamps use a unique spring loaded mechanism that I haven’t seen in other barbell collars. They have springs integrated into the clamps to absorb shock when barbells are dropped and that keeps the weight plates from moving. Although I don’t drop weights much with my type of training, I think it’s a cool idea
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The Grit Stick is a compact alternative to a chalk bowl or chalk bucket like you see in public gyms. It’s also less messy and I can take it anywhere with me because of its compact size. I use chalk mostly when using my gymnastic rings or when working out at the calisthenics park. But
The Gikpal punching bag is a freestanding punching bag that won’t break the bank. I’ve owned a few punching bags but none of them came as a total package. This one comes with the punching bag, wrist wraps, and punching gloves so everything is included. Let’s check it out! UnboxingTable of Contents1 Unboxing2 Specs3 Features3.1
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The Freak Athlete Wheelbarrow Sled is one hell of a strength and conditioning tool. It’s a plate load wheelbarrow and push pull sled that can be used in all surfaces. I’ve never been one to use a weighted wheelbarrow for training but I’m really enjoying having this option. This takes sled training to a whole
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The AbMat Zercher Pad is a specialty accessory that was made to make the Zercher squat more comfortable. If you don’t know what a Zercher squat is, it’s an exercise mostly seen in Strongman competitions. A loaded barbell sits on your elbow crease and you squat the weight in front of you. I personally like
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The Exponent Edge Infinity bar is a beauty. I may be biased because it matches my red and black themed garage gym but this barbell is solid. Exponent Edge designed this as a hybrid bar for bodybuilders and powerlifters. With a cerakote finished shaft, QPQ coated sleeves, and a lifetime warranty, it’s meant to look
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AbMat is up to it once again with the Pivot Pad. I’ve owned a hip thrust machine and it took up a lot of my garage gym space. And yes, I’ve done hip thrusts on a weight bench but it’s uncomfortable on my back and unstable since the bench can move. So AbMat came up
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The PRx spotter arm storage wall mount is something I’ve been wanting for a while. I don’t know about you, but once I’m done using my spotter arms they go from my weight rack straight to the floor. And until now I had no way to store them. That’s where this PRx wall mount comes
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