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 Home gyms are excellent for building strength, llosing weight, and toning up in the comfort of your home. In the long run they can also save you money in comparison to the monthly fee of a health club.
Home gyms come in all shapes and sizes. The problem with some home gyms is that they can take up a considerable amount of room. However, there are a number of models that offer a variety of strength workout routines and only take up a minimal amount of space.
Note: Amazon has an excellent selection of home gyms, and the prices are generally lower than you will find at fitness equipment stores. go to Amazon.com/Home-Gyms
to see their complete selection and special offers.
I personally have a home gym, and it is a vital part of my exercise routine. It is important to combine both cardio and strength exercises, which unfortunately most people do not.
Reviews on Popular Home Gyms
BowFlex Xtreme SE Home Gym Review
The Bowflex Xtreme is their mid-range home gym using the power rod technology. It is relatively compact and offers over 65 different exercises. Go to the BowFlex Xtreme SE review to learn more.
 BowFlex PR3000 Home Gym Review
The BowFlex PR3000 is one of their value models selling for around $900 on Amazon. It comes with over 50 exercise. It may not get you ripped in 20 minutes a day, but it does offer some challengining exercise for not alot of money. See the BowFlex PR3000 review.
BowFlex Ultimate 2 Home Gym Review
This is the most expensive of the Power Rod models. Comes with over 90 exercises and also has the ability to a cardio rowing workout. The price tag is over $2,000. Go to the BowFlex Ultimate 2 review to learn more.
BowFlex Revolution Home Gym Review
This is the most expensive Bowflex model. It works on a different technology over the Power Rods. It uses a spiral resistance that includes weights. Comes with over 100 exercises and also has the ability to a cardio rowing workout. Go to the BowFlex Revolution review to learn more.
 BodyCraft Galena Pro Home Gym Review
This is the one I own and I would not trade it for any other machine. It is big, a bitch to assemble, but it gives a premium upper and lower body workout. Go to the BodyCraft Galena Pro Home Gym Review to learn more.
 PowerTec Workbench Levergym
The Powertec WB-LS Workbench Levergym has a lot going for it. It may not have everything a seasoned bodybuilder would want but for most folks it has more than enough functionality to get you the strength gains you want. See the PowerTec Workbench Review.
Total Gym XLS
Compact and versatile, is the best way to describe the Total Gym XLS. If you have limited space and budget this machine is ideal. It even takes up less space than the BowFlex machines. I use to workout on one and was impressed with the results. See the Total Gym XLS review.
 Bowflex SelectTech 552 Dumbbells
Obviously this is not a home gym, but it is a popular product for those into free weights. You dial the weight limit your desire and the SelectTech 552 adds or subtracts the amount. The SelectTech isn't cheap, but it makes changing weights a breeze. See the Bowflex SelectTech 552 review.
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