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Backyard Gym Shed

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Get Fit and Stay Fit, Just Yards From Home

>A backyard gym shed is a backyard shed set up for training a few steps from the back door, with insulation that holds a workable temperature and a structure rated to carry heavy equipment. The deciding specs for a home gym are floor load, outlet count and airflow.

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Premium quality & comfort
7-Layer soundproof walls & prefab panels
Effortless setup & use*
Modular design with built-in electricity
Versatile installation*
Adjustable bases for any terrain
*For optimal results, we recommend hiring professional help to assemble your Pod.
*Please ensure the ground is on solid terrain and not vulnerable to subsiding. Otherwise, additional prep will be needed.
Rack and bench: WorkPod
The WorkPod gives a backyard gym shed 102 sq ft, a 2.9 ton floor rating and a built-in ventilator, so it handles a rack, a bench and a rower while clearing sweat and humidity. The 9.3 foot sloped peak leaves headroom for overhead presses and jump rope, which makes it a capable home gym shed or backyard home gym pod for strength work.
Yoga and cardio: MetroPod
The MetroPod is the compact 80 sq ft gym pod, rated to 2.3 tons, a fit for yoga, mobility work, a bike or a light dumbbell setup in a small yard. It is the smallest backyard home gym pod in the lineup; for heavy barbell work, size up to the WorkPod or StudioPod and a reinforced floor.
Cardio plus strength: StudioPod
The StudioPod is the largest gym pod at 105 sq ft with the same 2.9 ton rating and five wall outlets, enough to run a treadmill, fans and a wall of lights at once. It is the pick for a shed home gym that mixes cardio and strength, or a shared backyard gym shed for two people training at the same time.

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FAQs

Yes, a backyard shed can work well as a home gym because it gives you a dedicated space separate from your main living area. It allows you to set up equipment, follow routines, and train without interruptions. With proper insulation and ventilation, it can stay comfortable in different seasons. Many homeowners use a backyard gym shed as an alternative to a garage gym.

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