How to build your own calisthenics Gym - Materials and instructional walk-through of our jungle gym
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2020
- Thanks so much for watching our first video of our homemade jungle gym. To answer a lot of the questions, we did this video walk-through emphasizing more materials and instructions. We hope this will help you get started on your own project. Ask any questions in the comment section, and we will get back to you asap.
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Check out the first vid on this setup including "what I would change" ua-cam.com/video/2SMIBDQ6cbc/v-deo.html
Here is a more in-depth walk-through of our jungle gym.
We hope it will help you getting started on your own!
Been going through a lot of DIY gyms already and this is by far the most detailed, useful and best looking gym I've seen! Thank you so much for doing the work and sharing this!
Thanks a lot, man!
great jungle gym. good for kids to make them busy and healthy as well.
Thanks frnds:)
Thanks for sharing
Omg that jungle gym looks awesome! My 4yo would love something like that 😮
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Wow, so cool Jungle Gym. Awesome detailed instruction. Like like like
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Wow you guys did fantastic and the kids are loving it. Thanks for sharing your work💖👍 stay in touch friends 💖👍
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Fedt setup 😉
Thanks for the inspiration. I will make a simple pull up bar with dip bars on the side.
Mange tak 👊 yes, awesome…and you can always add more later if you have room 👍
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Beautiful! I'm going to be building this same exact set up minus the kid monkey bars. I also like the paint job. What type of paint did you use? And did you add clear coat or any kind of sealant before or after the paint?
I painted the whole setup about 3 years after building it. Don’t remember exactly the paint but went to Home Depot and asked them for wood paint for outside and chose the color. They hooked me up. No sealant afterwards, just did two layers of paint. The pressure treated timber has a coat on it already for outside use, so I wouldn’t paint it right away, might not get the paint to soak in as well. Thanks for watching and lmk if I have any other questions 👍👊
Great video! Your holes for the wood post are only 2ft deep? I plan to build something similar to yours but a lot of things I have been reading says one third of the post should be below ground? My wood post are 12 feet 4x6's. Does your setup have any wobble? Thanks for the info!
V Fit thanks. The 10 footers are only 2 feet in ground, we dug a little wider holes, and there is no wobble at all. The two 12 footers are three feet in the ground with zero wobble. I have another video with the 5 tips for building, and one of them goes over the holes a bit more...u can see the concrete around a little bit more, check it out 👍 especially the pics at the end of the vid, you get a good look at the size of the holes👍 hope it helps
@@DanesinTexas Thanks for the tips. I'll let you know how it works out for me. Your videos helped out with a lot of questions I had.
V Fit glad I could help👍
Wow, I’m in nc and have been looking for at home fitness ideas. Thanks a bunch, yall rock🦋🪂
Thanks so much 🙏🙂
What would be the cost of something like this
I have some 2" Pipe that I want to use instead of the 4x4's. I have four 10.5' pieces of this pipe and my plan is to start with four vertical beams and I will weld some smaller pipe (1") for the horizontal member to make a pull up bar. I plan to start with two pull-up bars, so I'll have a 7' one and a 5' one for shorter peeps. I'm just wanting to make sure it's super stable and not shifting around in the ground. How deep should the vertical members go into the ground in order to provide exceptional stability? I'd like to be able to do dynamic movements like swinging, muscle ups, etc so therefore I want to go the extra mile for stability. As of right now I could dig the beams into the ground 3.5' since I'm making a 7' pull up bar, but that seems excessive. How deep did your vertical beams go into the ground? What do you recommend for mine?
Sounds like a fun project and I’m curious to know how it will end up using pipes only. All my posts except two are 2 feet into the ground with concrete. The two the taller posts that hold the salmon ladder part are 3 feet into the ground. Now mine is bigger and all the posts create a more stable rig, so with a four post pipe setup, I would go at least 2.5 feet into the ground. It also depends on how wide the holes are…the wider the more concrete the more stable. Check out some of the pics in my videos on my jungle gym, you can see the concrete surrounding the posts on some of the pics…before I put down edges and mulch etc. I hope this helps, and pls lmk how it turns out.
@@DanesinTexas that’s a really good point about the hole size. I think I can compensate for the material by making particularly wide holes filled with concrete. I just don’t want to end up with a flimsy pull up bar that you see is shifting around in the soil like some pull up bars end up
@@riffdex that’s exactly what I was wanting when we started building, something very sturdy. We built one section at a time, and just two posts first to check sturdiness (the ladder part). We liked what we did and continued with the same pattern.
Hey is it necessary that the bolts go all the way through the wood? My wood is about 14 cm diameter. And I have bolts of 12 cm in it? Will it be strong enough ?
Good question. U referring to the dip bar or salmon ladder? I would say dip should be no problem at all since you have 8 total lag screws in there instead of bolts. The salmon ladder will probably get a bit loose over time but you can keep an eye on them and change if needed 👍 hope this helps.
@@DanesinTexas I have only a pull up bar. Thanks! I take a look and if it get loose I will replace the bots.
@@spyridonmitselos8474 ok, that should be no problem at all. All my pull-up bars are attached with lag screws going about 2/3 into the post. Super solid and have had no proble at all for 6 years now👍 just make sure and drill good pilot holes so the wood doesn’t split👍
@@DanesinTexas Okay thank you😁👌🏻
Could I just use 6 x 6 x 10 for all the uprights? I'm a big guy almost 200 lbs. and I don't want wobbly beams.
Absolutely, that would be incredibly sturdy. I think 4x6 is plenty but would love to see that 6x6 setup, will look awesome 💪💪💪
@@DanesinTexas I'll start with a simple pullup bar first then eventually work my way into the monkey bars. I must admit, I got jealous when I first saw this contraption of yours. Now I must have it! And thanks for responding.
@@johnnymoniker9481 Geat to hear, and thanks 👊 yes, start small and expand. We just designed the first big monkey bars with dip bars and then added kids section later, and we learned and got better with the process...I got three videos in regards to the setup, so u can get some tips and avoid problems we ran into 👍
In post covid world, the materials for this job now cost $96,000.
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