Improving my gym 🏋🏻




Since I started to train regularly, I have been searching for options that allow me to exercise from home; I have invested in some weights, barbells, dumbells, benches and gloves, to mention others.


I started to exercise periodically when I was 17; ten years later, I must say that this habit is one of the most important in my life. I started to acquire my own "tools" when my mom bought me a set of dumbells; I was excited to have them and train on the days when the gym was closed.


Over time, I was buying new things to make my own gym. In college, I bought a set of bars and new weights to lift heavier and to have more options when I wanted to practice my routines. Now, I have more alternatives when I want to lift weights.


Someday, I want to have my own gym with complete equipment, machines and weights. I'm excited to see what my gym has been growing and equipped.


If you ask me, I think this is a good investment, because the equipment I have been trained for several years and the weight is almost new.

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