Do you need to go to the gym to get fit...

Do you need to go to the gym to get fit? Surely you can just buy a couple of these off amazon and do exercises from the comfort of your own home.

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You wont do anything and you cant progress past a certain weight

>You wont do anything
explain

technically yeah you could train everything at home with these

Yes OP, you can train at home with dumbbells, you can also buy a barbell and resistance bands and have your own miniature home gym, only con is you have to keep buying more weights the stronger you get, and it gets expensive.

>only con is you have to keep buying more weights the stronger you get
That's when you start stealing heavy objects from the local dump.

You can and I considered doing it as a shy fatso but honestly, the gym is worth it.

> Monthly payment guilt trips you into going not to waste money at first
> Barbels
> So much machines, machines are good they can help you improve your main lifts
> Machines, you'll never have all those machines at home.
> You have a place just to exercise, forced to build a planning and therefore way easier to get used to going there.

Nothing beats the gym.

Does anyone know of any good brand dumbbells? I have something like what OP posted but I despise changing the plates out. I'm not strong yet or a richfag so I can't buy an entire set. I'll buy low weights individually and work my way up as I need them

yes op just get those a pull up bar and later get a cable machine. Just start with getting to the same fitness level as required for the military. Gym is a meme everyone there and all the faggots on this board have body dismorphia just get lean and ripped.

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Depends what type of person are you.

Some people need some special kind of motivation, wouldnt bring themselves to work out at home, because they know they can do it anytime, so they just end up not doing it at all.

Machines are a fine addiction, they are good as secondary exercises you add after your main ones you should really do on free weights, but they arent neccesary to build muscle - just a fine variation.

Honestly - if i had the room id rather work out at home - you save a lot of time on driving to/from the gym, you save on the membership, gas/tickets, im the "leave me alone" (not cringy one) type and id prefer doing my work out alone, well enough than talk with people and make it 2h instead of 1,5h at the gym so homegym would be perfect for me. I also have the dedication to do it without finding excuses