Home Gym Setups

• Wolves of Babylon

  So I am cleared by my Dr to start working out again after my Whipple Surgery. I want to set up a home gym in my basement.
  
  Any advice/recommendations. I already have cardio machines. I'm curious what set ups some of you have. I worked out a lot during high school and college but over last 10 years not so much so I am not a novice so I would like decent equipment. Just not sure if i should buy separate pieces or buy "total gym" type pieces.
  
  P.S. Going to a gym is not an option
  
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• BR1986FB

  I have a commercial grade gym in my garage. Most of the equipment is Body Solid.
  
  I've sold off some of my equipment (leg press, seated calf machine, etc) but I have a Smith Machine w/lat pull/low row with a selectorized weight stack that goes to 220 lbs but more weight can be added. Also have a power rack with pullup station, pec dec machine, seated leg extension/curl, tricep dip machine, plate loaded seated row machine with chest pad, various bars & benches, over 1000 lbs of free weights and PowerBlock adjustable dumbbells that go up to 130 lbs.
• Sonofanump

  A mat, dumbbells, pull up bar, and your body weight.
• Belly35

  

  I have a big yard, home projects and repairs ...... Home gym ..accomplish, build and improve is that the goal.
  
  Wipe on wipe off ... Grasshopper
• Uz2Bon36

  

  Sauna and a pair or two of properly fitted running shoes.
• ZWICK 4 PREZ

  

  Uz2Bon36;1766110 wrote:Sauna and a pair or two of properly fitted running shoes.

  Running in a sauna would be annoying as shit.