Would like to train at home
Can one really train on their own to get true benefits? Is a gym with some guidance essential or is this just a lot of hype? I would rather train at home, but I am wondering if I will really know what to do.
You can achieve strength and fitness goals at home or the gym. It’s a personal thing.
Training at home versus training at a gym: both have their advantages, their pros and cons. Best is a gym on the corner you can call home.
At home, it’s there whenever you want it, personal, private and no compromise. It’s all you, kid.
At the gym, more is there for exercise variation, convenience and experiencing and interacting. It’s you and them, kids.
I like training at a gym I can call home when it is least populated, always have… that is, after I had put in sufficient time at home to know myself and the iron and my needs.
Many IronOnline readers and correspondents train at home, always have and are unwilling to train anyplace else… that is, after they had put sufficient time in a gym to know themselves and the iron and their needs.
If you have a nearby gym that isn’t absolutely repelling, take a trial workout, or a week or a month. I’ll bet you’re a good detective and evaluator and calculator of reality: people, equipment, convenience, benefits versus time, money, comfort, sacrifice.
Oh, boy…
Godspeed… Dave






