Do bodybuilders think people that work out at home are lazy?

[esh83]

home gymmer chiming in... I dont know your financial situation OP but for a hundred bucks or so, you can invest in a bench with 100lbs worth of weight and 40lb adjustable dumb bells from walmart for like 100 bucks. Being new, IMO this was probably one of the best investments ive made. If you browse through the posts here in the womens forum, you will see like 5 programs mentioned over and over again. I found with the equipment i had, i can follow the simply shredded program with a few minor exceptions. The exercise database here on BB.com is also a godsend. There is a lot of information here. Like everyone else has mentioned, there are tons of bodyweight exercises you can do as well but eventually you will need to invest in some equipment. Am i getting results from my home gym? you bet. Sometimes its hard to stay focused at home but you can definitely learn to lift at home.

[CAlexRose]

I haven't yet read all of the comments but for me, I work at the gym because our apartment is not large enough to even have a few dumbbells, let alone the equipment I need and use on a regular basis. Not to mention having fir floors that would be ruined from the heavy equipment. I do floor exercises at home on a mat but everything else is done at the gym because of space and cost. Besides a few body-weight exercises that I learned from YouTube and books from the library, I don't have much advice.

[thehobbes]

So confused by thread title. I lift at home most of the time, home gym crew, and am not lazy. It's great, get to blast music and no earbuds, no waiting for equipment, and can freely fart in peace during squats. OP get a power rack (or sumo rack, that's what I have for short ceiling), bb set, bench, and some dbs if possible, that's all you need. Look at craigslist too, people are always trying to get rid of that stuff for cheap.

[DieselsMom]

So confused by thread title. I lift at home most of the time, home gym crew, and am not lazy. It's great, get to blast music and no earbuds, no waiting for equipment, and can freely fart in peace during squats. OP get a power rack (or sumo rack, that's what I have for short ceiling), bb set, bench, and some dbs if possible, that's all you need. Look at craigslist too, people are always trying to get rid of that stuff for cheap.

Hobbes - it was more of a whining whoa is me thread as she was ignored in her first post and got her panties in a knot

[sigen92]

I've used fitnessblender.com videos, you can build your own program based on their videos and really tailor it to your needs

[bblaizis]

I am a beginner to lifting and workout from home. I do not think of myself as lazy. Currently I have limited equipment. The highest pound dumbbell I have is 10 pounds. I have a mat, stablility ball, and lighter weights. I don't have a lot of money but am saving up for heavier equipment, hoping I get a good tax refund lol.
Anyway, right now I am doing lots of research to try and figure out the best plan/nutrition. I work out 6x a day and really try to challenge and push myself with my workouts.
I know I will reach my goals but its just a matter of time and money! I am not lazy, it's all about your attitude!
Best of luck!