No matter what your go-to excuse currently is for not exercising, building a basement gym can eradicate it. Summer is coming.

No matter what your go-to excuse currently is for not exercising, building a basement gym can eradicate it. Summer is coming.

With the right workout equipment and some extra space, you can create a home gym that meets your needs. We spoke with the experts to break the process down, step by step.

With a few hundred dollars — and a lot of vacuuming — I built a usable Philadelphia rowhouse basement gym for at-home workouts.

How to turn your basement into a home gym . If you are tired of waiting for public gyms to re-open, it might time be time to take some action. Even when public amenities open up, imagine not having to ...

Your home gym could be a part of one room, or it can take up an entire basement or garage. Outdoor gyms are also absolutely an option, as long as you make sure your stuff can stand up to the elements.

You know when you finally drag yourself to the gym, and it's just packed? Do you know where that doesn't happen? In your own basement gym. While the space may lack polished floors or painted walls ...

After two weekends, we had a trio of racks that together could hold six cords of wood while also doubling as an alternative to a dingy basement gym.

In this video, I transform an unfinished corner of my basement into a functional home gym, featuring the construction of new walls and the installation of essential equipment such as a pull-up bar ...

This father-daughter duo DIY'd the ultimate Peloton home studio in an unfinished part of the basement and shared how they built it.