PAIN CAVE PROJECT #1: Money Saving Best Garage Gym Flooring Install
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- Taren has put in a lot of rubber gym flooring into his pain cave over the past several years, after four different variations he's found the best home gym flooring option is actually the cheapest and easiest to install.
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This old house for Endurance Athletes! I hope you post the progress!
I'll be following this pain cave project with much interest! Thanks for the first episode. 👌
Personally I use the 6mm (1/4 inch) mats. While they are a little heavier, I like that they lay flat without any fiddling around.
Looking good Taren!! Thanks for sharing your process and progress at your new place. I really appreciate and respect your refined training and lifestyle model.
Good man Taren I was actually researching this as the video dropped!!! Talk about timing!!! Thank you
This is great seeing the Pain Cave build up but by bit. Looking forward to seeing you installing the equipment
Nice idea Taren 👍😑👍
Welcome to the island! Liking all the content, looking forward to seeing it progress.
Good luck on the new format Taren. Miss ed you vids enjoying them!
I used a similar product with 3/8 inch thickness. It was pretty tough to lay it all out, but eventually it turned out pretty well. No wrinkles at all.
Put in square snap together tiles made out of recycled tires in my gym about 3 years ago. Still looks great, no indentions from any of the equipment. Never worry about walking around in my bike cleats. Can’t damage the stuff yet it is very easy to cut to size when laying down.
Nice tips dude .. looking forward to seeing the end product 👊👍
Horse stall mats for the win for my garage gym. Cheap and easy baby!
Hey Taren. Loving the new content. Just an FYI, Not sure if you have a new camera or have changed the auto white balance settings. The white balance/brightness on the last two videos is constantly adjusting when you move your hands which makes a flickering effect on brighter surfaces (especially the white walls of the new pain cave) and it is quite hard to watch, it's distracting from your amazing content.
There's plenty of info about it online.
Good luck and keep up the amazing work
Geragh
All depends on what you are wanting to do. Horse stall mats are $45 each... not super expensive for a very versatile flooring that allows for weight drop and higher impact workouts.
That's what I used. $45 for a 4x6 mat. The cheapest most durable option. It was a bit of work to get into place but I know the mats will not be moving.
Where did you guys find those prices? Please share links. Thanks
did u guys put it on top of plywood or did u just put it on the bare floor?
1/2" 4x6 mats was the middle ground for me
Love seeing the pain cave coming together, but curious on not changing the name? Don't get me wrong, I am still getting used to not hearing "traniacs" on each video, but pain cave seemed to me to be a part of the trainiac mantra. Maybe can't get away from "no pain, no gain"
Curious to know if garage carpet would be a good option.
Did you rent a storage locker for the tenant?
Sensitive to noise - that squeaky voice bckground got me...
I just use horse stall matts. They’re cheap at tractor supply.
I’ve heard of people using horse stall mats.
Are you still happy with this choice in flooring? I'm looking to upgrade my garage setup and will be putting down some flooring.
If budget is tight, then yes I recommend this flooring. If budget isn't a concern then 1/2" is more stable
@@TriathlonTarenthank you!
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