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Project by Kaizen DIY Video Recommended Tools & Materials Below is a list of recommended tools and materials for this project. Introduction Hey everyone, welcome back to another tutorial. I’m Kyle, and I’ll show you how I made my outdoor power rack today. First, I’d like to say thanks for reading this article; I hope you

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

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.

This is the best DIY belt squat option for the home gym. Most people already have a landmine, a barbell, and weights. Add a little DIY t-bar row platform and you're good to go!

Landmine exercises are very efficient and convenient, allowing you to perform a multitude of movements in a single area without moving from one piece of equipment to another.

DIY wooden squat rack plans that can be built with minimal materials. These racks are a fraction of the cost of buying new.

Last week I posted a video of this super cheap belt squat. I made mine from scraps, so it was free but also kind of ugly. If buying the materials, it would probably cost around $20.

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