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A fitness center membership is expensive. Getting there is a hassle. Prepared to arrange your own household workout area? Consider these seven home gym ideas:


 * Assign a corner for your home exercise equipment. Directly in front of a bookcase is normally enough unused space. You may even clear off a couple of books to put the equipment on a shelf. Exercise balls can normally fit on a top shelf if you pull out the bookcase a few inches--or maybe even without pulling it out. One more reasonable location is along the side of a hallway. Most halls are wider than needed. To keep your resistance bands untangled, you can use a few detachable stick-on peg. These might be on the inside of a near-by door, but they're rather handsome to look at.


 * Do your workout where you possess, or can come up with, an enough open space. Consider how moveable some of your furniture is. A guest room bed might be set vertical and covered with a lovely sheet until those visitors show up. The coffee table might be slipped under the dining table to open floor space. A bentwood rocker quickly slides into the kitchen. You merely need space to stretch out and to reach out plus about a further 18".


 * Clear away prized heirlooms from the exercise area. Bands can go flying. An exercise ball is almost certain to do so. Because you need to work out frequently, reposition the fragile things in another room entirely. (Or bundle them up until you have a larger residence with a separate room for exercising.)


 * Begin your workout by positioning your workout mat in the center of your space. You can put the ball and dumbbells, if any, on the most spacious side of the mat. Then stick to the mat for all your work. Bring the equipment to the mat. If the resistance bands entangle too much, make the trip to where you have hung them an aspect of the workout.


 * Make sure you can see the TV or computer screen where you are playing any web videos or DVDs you are using. Just keep it far enough away for the same reason you don't want treasured treasures nearby. Mishaps do happen, and your household insurance policy probably won't include this sort of damage.


 * Buy space-saving fitness equipment. The Bowflex SelectTech dumbbells are some of these super-compact exercise equipment sets.


 * Stick to primarily strength training at home. It doesn't make much sound to do lifts and stretches. If you are skipping rope, running in place, playing some of the more energetic Wii exercise games, etc. your neighbors could grumble--especially if they reside below you. Let your neighbors know your expected schedule so they won't be irritated by your lack of thoughtfulness. Not only will that make them more accommodating, but it gives you a schedule--something lots of home-gym people require.

Now go ahead and carry out your strength training on your own home gym equipment.