If you don’t want to spend the money for a gym membership (or if you simply prefer to work out at home), you will probably invest in some exercise equipment at some point. Are you unsure which pieces would provide the most benefits for the cost? Take a look at the options below and see if they suit your budget and fitness goals:
Treadmill
Treadmills are great additions to your home gym, simply because they are easy to use and offer a great workout no matter your level of fitness. Some treadmills can be quite large and require a fair amount of space, but there are also smaller models that can fit in confined spaces. Treadmills usually have adjustable settings that allow you to change the incline (like you are walking up a hill), speed, distance, and some of them even measure your heart rate, calories burned, and other stats. Treadmills vary widely in cost, between a few hundred dollars and a few thousand dollars.
Stationary Bicycle
A stationary bike requires even less room in your home than a treadmill and will probably be quieter, if noise is a concern. If you like to read or write while working out, a bike makes this easier than a treadmill. Some bikes also allow you to adjust the level of resistance (similar to incline adjustments on treadmills), monitor your heart rate, calories burned, distance biked, and more. Also like treadmills, stationary bikes can vary in cost, from hundreds to thousands.

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