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Crafting A Home Gym: What You Should Know

Building a home gym is one of the best investments you can make in your health, convenience, and long-term fitness goals.

Whether you're creating a small at-home workout space or a full training setup, choosing the right home gym equipment is key to making the most of it.

At Select Fitness, we carry a wide range of home gyms, weight machines, free weights, and more, all to help you get stronger, train smarter, and stay consistent — from the comfort of your own home.

In this collection, you'll find everything you need from all in one home gyms, to adjustable benches and squat racks, as well as essential accessories like dumbbells, barbells, and functional trainers.

Whether you’re shopping for a compact solution to fit a small space or building out a full home gym, we have durable, high-quality options to fit every training style.

We handpick equipment that brings real gym performance into your home — focusing on durability, functionality, and long-term value.

What to Look for in Home Gym Equipment

Training Versatility
A great home gym setup should allow you to train multiple muscle groups efficiently. Look for equipment that supports compound lifts, bodyweight exercises, and cable or machine-based movements to keep your workouts dynamic.

Space and Layout
Think about your available space and ceiling height before choosing home gym machines or racks. Compact, multifunctional equipment like functional trainers or all-in-one gyms can be perfect for smaller rooms.

Durability and Build Quality
Investing in strong, commercial-grade home gym fitness equipment ensures better performance, a better training experience, and fewer headaches down the road. Look for welded steel frames, strong cables, and high weight capacities.

Long-Term Goals
Think beyond today’s workouts. If you plan to progress into heavier lifting, advanced training, or multi-user setups, choosing the right home gym workout equipment from the start will save you from needing early upgrades.

Accessories and Expansion
Along with your main equipment, make sure to think about adding accessories like adjustable benches, dumbbell sets, or flooring mats over time. These small pieces help round out your at-home gym equipment and make your workouts more efficient.

Frequently Asked Questions

Home Gym Equipment

What equipment do I need to start a home gym?

A good starter setup usually includes a squat rack or power rack, an adjustable bench, a barbell with weight plates, and some dumbbells or kettlebells. From there, you can expand based on your space and goals. For a good idea, we have some pre-made home gym bundles you can check out as well.

Is a home gym machine better than free weights?

It depends on your goals. Home gym machines offer safety, convenience, and guided motion, which is great for beginners and rehab. Free weights provide more flexibility and engage stabilizer muscles but require a bit more space and experience. Of course, a combination of both is the holy grail.

How much space do I need for a home gym?

Most basic home gyms can fit into a space around 8x8 feet, but larger setups with multiple machines might need more. Always measure your available area and consider ceiling height for exercises like pull-ups or overhead presses.

Is it cheaper to build a home gym over time?

Yes, many people build their home gyms gradually, starting with essential pieces and adding over time. This lets you spread out the cost while making smarter investments based on how your training evolves. Additionally, the primary reason you might build a home gym is to save yourself time which you can never get back from your busy schedule.

How long does home gym equipment last?

High-quality home gym equipment can last 10–20 years or longer with proper care. Commercial-grade machines and free weights are built to withstand heavy, repeated use, making them a strong long-term investment. Make sure you buy once, cry once, instead of buying twice and crying twice.
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