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Home Gym Equipment for Sale: Start Anywhere, Add as You Go Home gym equipment is what you put in a room at home so you can train there rather than drive to a gym. It covers machines that handle a whole training week in one frame, racks and benches for barbell work, and the bars, plates and dumbbells that load either one. One Machine, or a Rack and Free Weights? This is the first decision and most of the others follow from it. A home gym system puts a weight stack and several stations into one frame. You change exercises by moving a pin and a seat, the paths are guided, and nothing needs loading or spotting. In a room where one large piece is all that fits, it covers the most ground per square foot. A power rack is the other route. It asks for more floor, more ceiling and more setup between sets, and in exchange the movement is yours rather than the machine's, and the weight goes as high as you want to buy plates for. It is also the route that keeps growing, since a rack takes attachments for years after you buy it. The room and the way you like to train settle it. Our guide to building a home gym walks through the same fork with the room measurements attached. A Home Gym Set in One Purchase, or Built Up Over Time A home gym set means the pieces arrive matched. The bar fits the plates, the bench fits under the rack, and nothing has to be measured against anything you already own. Our home gym packages are put together that way, and the dumbbell sets do the same for the free weight side. If you are putting in most of a room at once, tell us what you are after . We will go through the whole list with you and price it together, which is usually better than ordering it a piece at a time. Building it up over time is slower and it is not worse. It lets you buy the rack you actually want rather than the one that came in the set, and it spreads the purchase out. Where the Weight Comes From Whichever route you take, something has to supply the resistance, and there are three