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>>53630982
in college (10 years ago) I set up my home gym for like $100:

doorframe-mounted pull-up bar: found one for free in the trash outside a frat house (you can also buy one on Amazon for like $20)

rusty 1980s bench and barbell including 200 lbs of plates: purchased on craigslist for $60

two adjustable dumbbells with 80 lbs of plates: purchased on eBay for $40

yoga mat: repurposed from my camping gear, free

using only those four items I got so muscular I looked like a TikTok himbo. People called me "ripped" and asked me for diet and bodybuilding advice. I started wearing long-sleeve shirts because I was uncomfortable with how much people were staring at my arms.

Anyone who says they can't afford equipment for bodybuilding is full of shit; even ten years later I'm confident you can achieve something like my college setup for under $200.

>>24655833
imagine per $20 per shirt / pair of pants to have all your clothes custom-tailored for your muscles, and then one day you decide you have better things to do than spend 5-10 hours a week exercising and have to buy a whole new wardrobe

t. someone who went through this exact situation