Summary:
- Most do not have the luxury of unlimited space for their home gym
- Ceiling height is a very important factor for many building out their home gym
- 2/3rds of the home gyms are in the garage
- 39% say that equipment being “commercial rated” is important to them.
- The ability to add accessories to a power rack is a very important feature.
Below is a breakdown of the questions asked last week:
How tall is the ceiling where your home gym is? In the past ceiling height has been highlighted as an issue for many home gym owners. Only 15% have a ceiling of more than 10 feet. The most popular response was between 8 and 9 feet.
What room is your home gym in? The garage dominated this one. The basement was a distant second.
How much space do you have for home gym? Only 15% are working with more than 300 square feet, re-inforcing that every piece added to the gym is precious for most.
How important is it for your equipment to be “commercial rated?” The most popular answer here was “neutral, but more said important vs. not important.
If buying a power rack, how important is the ability to add accessories? Only 4% say not important.
What do you usually listen to while working out? As expected, music wins this one.
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