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If you live in an apartment and you have been training on a thin yoga mat — or worse, straight on the floor — you are probably missing one of the most practical upgrades you can make to your home workout setup. I am not just talking about cushion or grip. For apartment workouts, the … Read more
If you’ve ever done a set of jumping jacks in your apartment and immediately wondered whether your downstairs neighbor is about to knock on your ceiling — you’re not alone. Noise is one of the biggest barriers to working out at home when you live in a shared building. You want to stay consistent with … Read more
Working out in an apartment is convenient, but noise can become a problem fast. A lot of common home workouts include jumping, stomping, and repeated impact that can feel far less neighbor-friendly once you add thin floors, shared walls, or an upstairs unit into the mix. The good news is that you do not have … Read more
Are you nervous about buying a mini-trampoline rebounder for your home gym because you may live in an apartment and have downstairs neighbors who like to complain about anything they can? Will they be able to hear your new mini trampoline and complain to the landlord? So should you buy a mini trampoline for your upstairs apartment? … Read more
A treadmill can be a wonderful addition to a home gym. But most treadmills aren’t exactly small and quiet machines. That’s why so many people wonder whether it’s possible for you to have a treadmill in an upstairs apartment. Although you can have a treadmill in an upstairs apartment, keep in mind while you’re running … Read more
Do you want to start weight training but you live in an apartment? As we all know when you live in an apartment you have neighbors and the side effects of using weights are noise and vibrations. So this brings us to the question, can you have weights in an apartment? Yes, you can have … Read more