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>>3918594
>I want one since I'm a shy guy and it's keeping me from working out.

The one I sometimes go to is like that, but I'm in the UK. It costs £10 a month, but the problem with that is overcrowding in peak hours, so it's not really ideal for someone with shyness. It's great if you can go at 3am and get the whole gym to yourself, but go during daylight hours and you have a line for some equipment. The more expensive gyms tend to be less populated.

I wouldn't worry about 'shyness'. Everyone is just there to workout, not compete with each other. The people there will be DYEL's, cardio bunnies, middle aged dads, and a few serious lifters. Have a look around at the sea of ridiculous faces being pulled, and you should feel better. Even if you have anxiety issues, once you start making gains your confidence will boost dramatically.

You could always go the home route option, which is what I'm doing now. I have a power rack, bench, oly bar, weights, and pull up bar - the same setup as pic related, but minus the punching bag. I just go to the gym occasionally to use specific machines. Have a look on craigslist for chap equipment.