get a gym membership like everyone else said. it helps to see other ppl working out as well.


but u can turn that basement a dope workout room too... get some good mats and a heavy bag 8]

 

http://www.consumersearch.com/www/health_a...iews/index.html

comparo. Don't trust the "retail prices" all of the listed equipment can be had for a lot less.

 

[QUOTE=vader1,Oct 25 2007, 02:33 PM] I chose a machine because injury is more of a factor with free weights.

 

http://www.goldsgear.com/search/GGBE6974.html

Gym memberships don't help much if you don't go. You need dedication, time, and good equipment. Get a good home system, some extra free weights, and some bars and you're good to go.

 

i agree get a membership, any machine you put down there just becomes an expensive laundry rack

 

Thats an expensive gym.. my membership is $10/month with no contract, $20 or so annual fee.

 

I actually have a Bowflex Motivator; I quite like it. Got it about 5 years ago with the overhead pulley and leg attachment. Paid about $1000. But their service is very good--they send you new power rods for free for life.