• Building Your Perfect Home Gym | Episode 17

  • Aug 19 2024
  • Length: 48 mins
  • Podcast

Building Your Perfect Home Gym | Episode 17

  • Summary

  • In this episode of the Movement Hub Podcast, hosts Josh and Manny dive into a wide array of topics spanning fitness, nutrition, current events, finances, and more. Manny shares his personal experience of completing his first half marathon. The hosts then outline their ideal home gym setups, selecting essential pieces of equipment, and debating their utility. They even go through a fun exercise of eliminating one piece of equipment from each other's lists. The episode wraps up with a conversation about overrated gym equipment and the importance of good trainers. Tune in to get insights on how to assemble a home gym that meets all your fitness needs!


    TIMESTAMPS:

    00:00 Introduction to the Movement Hub Podcast

    00:26 Summer Activities and the Murph Challenge

    02:33 Manny's Half Marathon Experience

    04:26 Upcoming High Rocks Event

    08:37 Building the Perfect Home Gym

    24:22 Exploring the Captain's Chair

    25:12 Unexpected Equipment Choices

    25:44 The Versatility of Kettlebells

    26:38 Debating Adjustable Kettlebells

    27:36 The Essential Workout Bench

    31:16 The Controversial VersaClimber

    33:43 Choosing the Fourth Piece of Equipment

    38:54 Unnecessary Gym Equipment

    46:41 Concluding Thoughts and Upcoming Events


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