Diy weights

Make your own DIY dumbbells with things you already have around your house. This list will give you ideas for things to use plus what workouts to do and tips on what to look for.

Starting a new workout regime? We often find no matter how much we want to work out and get in shape, finding time to hit the gym is not always possible. Never fear, you can actually create a home gym on a budget by making these cool ideas for DIY exercise equipment. From weights and

Knurled News is the best way to stay in-the know with all things related to your home gym. Deals, new products, community projects and industry analysis is sent 2x per week! Option 1 This first option is super easy, takes 20-30 minutes, costs about $60 in materials, and requires only a cordless drill. I’m using

I have to admit, I love working out. Honestly, I get so much satisfaction from breaking a sweat. A couple of years ago, I was going to the gym every single day, which I have to admit does have its benefits. Unfortunately, it can also be a bit expensive. Even at the cheapest gym membership...

After a long summer day of biking to the farmer’s market, swimming pool, ice cream shop, and fireworks emporium, where will you put away your bike? Strewn about the entryway with your flip-flops? Tossed on its side in the yard, wheel sadly spinning and frame slowly rusting? Show your bike some damn respect with these nine bicycle stand and rack DIYs. Well, almost nine… 1.

Have the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders thrown off your workout routine? Here's an idea to inspire you to workout without going to the gym with my DIY Wrist and Ankle Weights. Wearable on your ankles or wrists, they're fastened with a non-slip velcro fit and are only 1.5 lbs. each for adding a constant but comfortable r

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You might be looking to bulk up on a budget, gaining pounds but saving dollars. Look no further — here's the definitive guide to making your own gear, so you can break a sweat without breaking the bank.

Use these tricks to make homemade weights, dumbbells, kettlebells, and sandbags so you can get a cheap workout at home.

Guest Post by Kaizen Woodworks YouTube Instructions Subscribe to the blog by entering email below: Instructions: The washers and the sheet metal screws are optional, I used them because I wanted it to be super strong. The wheels and wood stain are also optional. I used my bumper plates to figure out where the pegs