Diy deadlift platform

Just a few hours and some basic tools and you'll be deadlifting in your home gym. #kaizenwoodworks #garagegym #deadliftplatform

While shopping around on the web for a Deadlift Platform there are a lot of different products on the market. I found that many people were having trouble with

Step-by-step instructions on how to build your own weightlifting platform for all the garage gym athletes out there.

How to build a simple DIY deadlift weightlifting platform for under $200. Simple tools with no handyman skills required.

A lifting platform, also known as a deadlift platform, is something that almost every home gym owner can benefit from. Whether you’re lifting in your garage gym, basement gym, backyard gym, or spare room gym, a lifting platform will help to protect the concrete or other flooring while you lift. Whil

A deadlift platform is a fantastic investment for your fitness for many reasons, such as: You will no longer be dependent on the gym, you will protect your equipment and floor, as well as keep yourself motivated to train. If you combine the deadlift with push-ups, you have the recipe to get leaner and stronger faster than you think possible. Especially today when so many gyms are closed, you need a deadlift platform to work your posterior chain and improve your strength in your home.

The deadlift platform is one of the most effective and important weight training exercises that you can do. It will help you perform squats and presses better and is a total gym. Check out our guid…

Check out Kyle's beautiful home garage gym with brand new equipment, outfitted for training for competitive powerlifting, as well as olympic lifting and some conditioning exercises. Most of the equipment is from Rep Fitness. We go over the reasons behind his equipment choices, and his custom built platform.

Don't spend $600 on a deadlift platform from Rogue, build your own for less than $150. Build a deadlifting platform for your garage gym this weekend.