Don’t have room for an at home gym? Here’s how to make some

Written by: www.floefit.com

Whilst we would all love to have enough time to run to the gym every day, the reality for a lot of people is that they simply don't have enough time in their busy schedules to do so. Convenience is becoming something consumers place at the forefront of their lifestyles, including fitness. Working out from home is a great option for many people as they can enjoy the convenience of comfort and zero travel time. Whilst working out from home is a great way to keep active, finding space for gym equipment may be challenging – here are some tips on how to make some room for an at home gym:

De-clutter

Although we might not want to admit it, most of us are guilty of hoarding and cluttering especially in spaces such as our spare rooms and garages. Try taking some time on your next free weekend to de-clutter these types of spaces in your home and you may even find that once all the stuff is gone, you might just have the perfect area for your home gym.

Use your outdoor spaces

Keeping in mind that while some people live in houses, other people live in apartments which may have significantly less space for a home gym. Although we can shuffle around our interiors, making the most of outdoor spaces is a great way to have a home gym! Enjoying a workout on your grass or balcony is just as effective as it would be inside.

Dedicate a space

Finding a space dedicated to your workout might just be the key to keep you motivated. Do you have an awkward space in your home you aren’t quite sure what to do with? Try making it your fitness space, whether you use it for some stretching or some yoga – every time you see this space you know that is where your workouts can be done!

Buy smart

As any of us can admit, ensuring our homes look and feel good is key. As we know, home gym equipment can be bulky, heavy and not the most aesthetically pleasing to look at. FLOE Gym provides a sleek bench that was designed with home aesthetics in mind to ensure that consumers have an option to finally have a piece of minimalistic furniture that transforms into a home gym and houses all its equipment at the same time.