Exactly like it feels like I’m watching fitness but not… like I’m motivated to actually work out but also I won’t feel ashamed for watching him while eating chips on the couch
The $160 home gym had a certain charm to it, and although the weight and equipment was limited, you definitely had enough to get something going on. Also, I liked the Christmas Tree storage in there, too. The Mansion Gym looks like something Bruce Wayne would own (especially after you said it was under ground) to justify his physique when reporters come around.
Bugenhagen's rats nest videos made it to where I prefer dirty home gyms. Makes you feel like you're Rocky in the first movie lol. I only have a power rack and a barbell and that's all I'll ever desire. It's the cheapest power rack too. But I've allways wanted a rowing /lat pull down machine
perfect home gym (and what I actually own): - solid power rack with loads of adjustments/holes for attachments - adjustable bench - too many weight plates - a few barbells - 2 powerblocks going up to 41 kg each - random garbage - I don't know a tree of some sort for some reason - cat - fridge
Last two are un negotiable. I have: - Pull up bar, with belt for weight -Dip bar, with belt for weight. Also used for makeshift Squat rack and Benchpress rack - Too many weights as well - 2 Straight barbells, 1 cambered bar - Adjustable bench - Many dumbbells. -Very overweight cat -Fridge -Toilet
I have Power rack with a belt squat attachment Lat pull down/low row machine GHD Land mine attachment Two Olympic barbells A preacher curl bar Safety squat bar Trap bar FID bench with leg curl/leg extension attachment and a preacher pad attachment Rubber hex dumbbells that start at 30lbs and go up to 140lbs 440 lbs of bumper plates 220 lbs of Olympic plates Force USA compact leg press and calf raise Standing boxing bag Got this set up just before Covid hit too
There's 2 ways you can interpret the title. Either A. The first gym as an entire home was listed at $160, or B. Will paid $16.000.000 for a few hours at the luxury home gym
He seems to make it sound like he did, being as he mentioned his bank account, but for the second house he probably paid nothing as he was just touring the house as a potential buyer. Or that was the guise.
Yeah, I know it's not that serious but I think it's a little unfair to compare the cost of renting for 1 night ($160) to the total cost of purchasing an entire home ($16 million).
They probably let him use the gym to promote the listing because the house is probably for sale. Or he knows the owner. But yeah he probably paid $160 to use the first one or it was an air bnb listed for 160 a night. He straight up said the house is worth 16 million
The ways you use the word 'Anabolic' hit just right every time. I want to add it to my vocab. "Damn I'm feeling anabolic today" or "Let's get to the Anabolic Bunker and get huge"
Agreed, imo building even a basic gym for a single person requires atleast 300sqft of space, and in any city such a space would cost alot, just investing the same amount of money in stock market would generate much more each year than gym membership costs
100% I think if price wasn't an issue, but space was, I'd want one of those smith/cable/racks in one (€3k+) and (adjustable) dumbbells. But in order to give up my gym membership I'd probably want a treadmill, I hate dressing for the climate, be it sunburn-risk or icey roads, and I'd like a deadlifting platform (also for hip thrust just in case) or a very reliable floor. And then it's easy to fall down the rabbit hole of what else would I want.
@@vyktrii a basic home gym can literally just be a squat rack, bench, and dumbells. idk how u got 300sq ft. my entire studio apt isnt even 300sq ft and i have a home gym i do everything in.
We bought a house making sure it has a large space for a home gym. Only when we got a survey done as part of the equipment purchase we were told that structurally it was not possible to put a ton of equipment there so we had to spend 25k just to fix the darn floor and foundation of the basement.
@@K8Stuff in ur basement u couldnt support it? I have 525lbs of weight and i live in a upstairs apartment. I hope one day i dont fall through the floor and die haha. Held up so far
I've only been working out at ly home gym the past few yeara because I commute to school and don't have time for a gym stop. You really look for all the tips of making every weight as heavy as possible and it works really well, a bench, adjustable dumbbells, ez bar, some plates and a few good tips from Will, Dr Mike and a few others and you are set.
For real. I watch the same people and also try to take the best of the best tips. You said it perfectly.. when you work out at home you have to make those weights as heavy as possible! Someday soon I hope to join a gym, but I’m glad it’s possible to work out at home and make muscles and I’m thankful for the people who share good tips.
I got a rogue half rack, a barbell, and some blemished & hand-me-down weights and my home gym felt complete. I did eventually get a cheap titan plate-loaded cable machine as well, which is nice. Honestly can't think of anything else I really need.
$160/night? That is pretty expensive. I got a friend at work who has this powertec and he swears by it. 1. Squat Rack & weight 2. Barbell 3. Lat Pull Down 4. Dumbbells 5. Leg Raise and Leg Curl 6. Manual Treadmill 7. Fan Bike 8. Deadlift platform / Olympic lift platform 9. Wrestling Mat 10. Rower
I've been watching your videos for a while now, but this week I started going to the gym. It was a little embarrassing and awkward, but I love the feeling it gives me and I can't wait to get back into the gym. Thank you for the motivation.
Thanks Will, I was on the fence about buying this home for my small family but your review really changed my mind. We will be purchasing after I claim my pugs life insurance
A home gym doesn't have to be expensive. In reality, all you need is a pair of adjustable dumbbells, a bench, and a pull up bar. My workout equipment in total cost me about $300. Most of the good compound exercises can be done with what I've listed. You can use the bench for dips.
Where did you get a decent set of adjustable dumbells, a pull up bar and a bench for about $300? I've got the bench and a pull up bar (the type you just screw into a door frame opening 😅), but every decent pair of adjustable dumbbells I've seen usually cost around that much on their own
@@NotTHEGREATEST I hunted for the cheapest shit I could find lol, they only go up to 15kg each but that's more than enough to work out with unless you're looking to build a tonne of strength on a low budget, in which case you'd probably be better off with a more expensive set or a barbell with extra weights.
That’s true. I recently stopped going to my gym for financial reasons but I have all of the equipment you mentioned above. To my surprise I haven’t lost any gains and actually gained some strength. Starting to realize a lot of the equipment you use at a gym is superfluous and paying for a membership is unnecessary
@@michaelhebert1221I agree. But, all you need is a very heavy kettlebell, a pull-up bar, and a dip bar. You can do everything except pull-ups and dips with the kettlebell. Deadlifts, squats, shoulder presses, swings, bench (more like push ups), etc.
@@NotTHEGREATEST cap barbell makes plate loaded dumbbells that go to 52.5lbs. I got them on Amazon for $58 a piece. It's actually cheaper to buy 2 single dumbbells rather than a pair for some reason lol. Being plate loaded is a minor inconvenience but if you are going for low price that's as good as it gets. My adjustable bench was $70. I will probably upgrade that within the year though. Not the biggest fan of it.
16:31 The secret is that the floor is automatically retractable and there’s a hot tub underneath. There’s another video about the house that shows it in action.
@ Search for a video titled “$24,950,000! The most unimaginable property in Hidden Hills with a huge circular driveway” and look at timestamp 5:21 to see it
3:51 smith machine, adjustable bench, adjustable dumbbells, plates, adjustable plate loaded cable stack, plate loaded leg extension/leg curl combo and a handful of attachments for the cable, this is probably the entire $24k spent if not a little more but id eventually get a barbell and power rack too to mess around with some barbell compounds but im mostly interested in the smith machine
3:42 If I had ~1500 bucks to spend on a home gym, I would get: -A barbell with ~400 lbs of weight plates, with a squat rack and an adjustable bench. This will cover all my big compound movements except a vertical pull exercise. -A pullup bar. This will cover the compound vertical pull exercise. -A cable machine with adjustable height and interchangeable handles/ankle wraps. Combined with the adjustable bench, this will cover every stretch position of every isolation exercise I can think of.
@@WillTennysonwill should I have a slow steady weight loss and build muscle, or should I just starve myself. Cause I don't know if I'm getting progress
@@MarsRobIox slow and steady, allows for more fat loss rather than muscle and fat loss. Dont starve yourself, if you dont want to end up skinny as shit and having the same problem just opposite. Make sure to eat 500 cals under maintenance answell as eating enough protein (1g per lb of bodyweight) and heavy lifting 3-4 times a week.
As mentioned space becomes a premium / problem. I just bought a Rogue foldable rack. Rep adjustable bench. Safety bars to use for rows. Rack comes with pull up bar and I got a V dip bar attachment. Barbell and weights up to 500lbs. Going to order ironmaster adjustable dumbbells next. Got some monolift hooks just to see how those will work. Not sure I'll ever have space for row / pulley stuff unless I buy a new home with dedicated space. I'd really like an attachment to do hamstring curls as my they helped my tight hammies in my commercial gym training a lot. I may just have to incorporate RDLs or some sort of stretching.
3:55 power-rack , 200kg weight, 0-100kg dumbbels, inclinable bench, lat pulldown machine, 20kg, 2,00m bar, bar W , leg extension machine, and a crossover
The first thing I would buy is a power rack and bench... I was going to say Smith machine, but being able to remove the bar and having an option to do pull ups in a power rack makes it more worth it for a home gym.... If you get a dip attachment, a couple different bars, and enough weights.. you can almost get by with just a power rack
That home gym... at first, before you entered that home- I thought it was going to be Silence of the Lambs and Buffalo Bill would come out in his/her robe dancing to Wild Horses.
Treadmills/stationary bikes/steppers... just not needed! Go out for a jog/walk, ride your bike in the neighborhood, climb the stairs in the house. And with that court and what not.. yeah.. elliptical as the only "cardio" machine.. totally fine. Man, that gym... so soo nice.
If I had to choose 2 machines for a home gym I would go for the cable cross over machine with built in bench press and squat rack. Also a lat pull-down machine. You can make serous gains with that alone
with 24k, i'd get a squat rack, 45lb olympic bar, 6x 20kg plates, 2x 15 kg plates, 2x 10 kg plates, 2x 5 kg plates, 2x 1 kg plates, a decently wide bench, dumbells from 2.5kg to 50 kg, a good quality captain's hook (for pullups and dips). A cable machine up to 150 kg. Maybe a leg press too.
I love that the big home gym had all white equipment. that would 100% make me feel anabolic despite the lush setting simply as would make me feel nostalgic for when I first started lifting back in the 90's
I have that exact same pullup/dip bar from the first gym, and I said basically the same thing when I first tried it out. I got it for free though, so I guess I can't complain. But the only way to get it to be functional is either strapping it down or having somebody else stand on the other side of it to make it shake less lol
Hey Will! Perfect timing man, I just sat down with my salad and your notification popped up. Hehehe, I'm sore all over, but hey, thanks to the knowledge you share with us, I dropped 17 lbs and still going strong. Thank you! ❤🙏🏼💪🏼😊
i feel like cable machines are amazing for home gyms, it’s extremely versatile and you don’t need a lot of space to store plates. Even if you plan on adding a squat rack or bench and need to get plates in the future anyways, you can use the cable machine for *almost* any dumbbell exercise so it still keeps its usefulness
The first thing for my home gym? Definitely a power rack with platform and overhead straight bar, and an adjustable bench. Those are usually no more than $3k. Next thing is Olympic bar and bumper plates, a set of 260lb is within $1k. A $5k budget for a home gym is more than enough. With $24k, you can buy a full rack of dumbbells from 5lb to 110lb, a treadmill, an assault bike, and maybe a few machines on top of all these.
When COVID hit, I ended up buy a bench, a squat rack, and then I just added weights and bars from walmart. My gym membership was $55+ a month. I ended up building out the gym for about 7-ish months of gym membership. I've bought cheap bumper plates as they come up on amazon or walmart.
Things I'd buy for a home gym: Squat rack, a ton of plates, adjustable bench, build a DL platform, good DL bar, good Oly bar, set of DBs to 200, Double Cable station (plate loaded), reverse hyper, rogue echo bike. Use the rest of the money for something else.
I have my own home gym. In my opinion, if you want to have your own home gym, the things you really need are: • Dumbbells • Bench (Adjustable) • Rack (either Half or Full, your preference; including pullup bar and pulley) • Barbell • Curlbar • Plates • Weighted Vest That's really all you need for the rest of your life. Personally, I also got a leg extension because I just love that shit. I went with hex dumbbells because I prefer to just have them smaller and resistant to being dropped, as well as not having to change the weight on them manually.
My home gym consists of, A spin bike for the real bad weather days, a pair of running shoes for the outdoor cardio, a yoga mat, some kettle bells of various weights, and the bowflex dumbbells. Body weight exercises are also good.
If I had $24,000 to spend on a home gym I'd spend about $2,000 on gym equipment and put the rest in the bank. I actually have my own gym at home and I got pretty much every piece of equipment from eBay. Gym equipment is pretty much the ideal thing to get fantastic bargains with because it's generally heavy so only local buyers and there's not much competition for it. My favourite bargains were a brand new Technogym Group Cycle (spin bike) for £350 which are about £2,200 new and my treadmill which was about £70. I've got two of those bikes, a Concept2 Erg, multigym, cross trainer and a small amount of free weights. Total cost about £1,500 (a bit less than 2,000 USD).
I have started training calisthenics in the forrest. I pack my backpack with the equipment needed (gymnastic rings, rubber bands, push up handles, skipping rope, water bottle, interval stop watch) and just run out in the forrest. Very much fresh air and no gym membership needed.
Will- how do you come up with ideas and coordinate all of this for videos each week? Im very impressed! Do you do all the research yourself, planning, etc.?
Some small tweaks and that $160 gym would be incredible. Especially just cleaning up the outside to make the entrance and pool area look better. On the inside, some better dumbbells, a treadmill or assault bike, and a bench. Don't need much more than that.
I've gone full home gym. Started with a bench and a handful of dumbbells. Then bought a power rack with a cable attachment. Can get a pretty decent workout across the board going.
I never expected to hear the foreboding theme from Little Nightmares (an indie horror game) in a Will Tennyson video, but there it was at 8:50. It plays in the game when you see the Maw (a metal megastructure house/nursery/restaurant at sea), and its seemingly infinite depth, so the music fits oddly really well for a huge mansion. For it to fit so well, I'm inclined to believe Will or his editor has played Little Nightmares. Am I overanalyzing? Yes. I played the game about four to five times and I'm obsessed. I highly recommend it.
Editor of the vid here, I actually never played the game but I'm utterly fascinated with it. While editing I like to listen to UA-camrs like Grizzy do hour long playthroughs. The soundtrack for the game is great, it's a shame I can only use about 6 seconds without copyright so you can only use it for comedic effect
Am I missing something with the batting cage? It looks like you'd either break one of the ceiling lights or the ball would ricochet off the walls back at the pitcher. If you pull the ball too much there's a window right to your left too
I just did the math and I only spend $216 CAD a year on my gym membership. It’s nothing fancy but it has the essentials, isn’t super busy and is reasonably well maintained
Holy shit a powertec, got one of these things for $300 CAD a couple years ago. Absolutely my favorite piece of gym equipment I've used in or out of the gym. The squat and pressing movements on it can get insane depth and are about the only things that never cause me any sort of knee or shoulder discomfort no matter how heavy I go. For the record I regularly load 4 plates a side on the squat and absolutely still feel it, you can go heavy as you want on this thing. You're sitting on the lat pulldown backwards btw. It's an extremely good feeling pendulum system, your arc here is backwards which will cause your chest to cave and an awful lat workout. The only thing that really sucks on this is the ab crunch is completely useless, and leg extensions you need a pad behind your back for ROM and you can only really go heavy enough for a warmup if you're strong.
hey will, you might want to try the dougdoug drivethrough challenge (for the content, yknow). If you havent heard of it, its basically drive through roulette where you eat as many fast food meals ordering the same thing as the person in front of you, so you have the chance of getting a single crunchwrap or a party box with 5 cokes at a taco bell for instance. The current record is at around 14 orders shared by 3 people during the span of one day. If you do so, good luck!
I gotta say Will, you have one of the most entertaining fitness channels on UA-cam.
Appreciate it!
jesus man chill, we already do appreciate it. you dont need to command it like that..@@WillTennyson
Also Will is stronk as funk)
Exactly like it feels like I’m watching fitness but not… like I’m motivated to actually work out but also I won’t feel ashamed for watching him while eating chips on the couch
Yhh
The $160 home gym had a certain charm to it, and although the weight and equipment was limited, you definitely had enough to get something going on. Also, I liked the Christmas Tree storage in there, too.
The Mansion Gym looks like something Bruce Wayne would own (especially after you said it was under ground) to justify his physique when reporters come around.
Facts , the $160 home gym was definitely something i could see myself abusing during my college years
You could build a really solid physique with that gym, all you need is a few more plates.
Unfortunately being a powerlifter no barbells wouldn’t work for me lol. I can make it work on vacations but no shot for a home gym.
@@vaccuumrolls7243agreed, and I’m sure you could bring a few of some of your own
Bugenhagen's rats nest videos made it to where I prefer dirty home gyms. Makes you feel like you're Rocky in the first movie lol. I only have a power rack and a barbell and that's all I'll ever desire. It's the cheapest power rack too. But I've allways wanted a rowing /lat pull down machine
I kinda think Will is just breaking in to people’s homes to play with their gym equipment.
No wonder he’s always whispering in these style vids 😂
100%
Shhhh!! Don't get him caught! He's like Santa. He leaves Boston cream doughnuts for all.
That wouldn’t be very Canadian of him.
I’m going to have my house sprayed for Will Tennyson then.
perfect home gym (and what I actually own):
- solid power rack with loads of adjustments/holes for attachments
- adjustable bench
- too many weight plates
- a few barbells
- 2 powerblocks going up to 41 kg each
- random garbage
- I don't know a tree of some sort for some reason
- cat
- fridge
Last two are un negotiable.
I have:
- Pull up bar, with belt for weight
-Dip bar, with belt for weight. Also used for makeshift Squat rack and Benchpress rack
- Too many weights as well
- 2 Straight barbells, 1 cambered bar
- Adjustable bench
- Many dumbbells.
-Very overweight cat
-Fridge
-Toilet
@@John.F.Kennedy-16 nonono, you call that overweight cat. I call it cat on a bulk
I have
Power rack with a belt squat attachment
Lat pull down/low row machine
GHD
Land mine attachment
Two Olympic barbells
A preacher curl bar
Safety squat bar
Trap bar
FID bench with leg curl/leg extension attachment and a preacher pad attachment
Rubber hex dumbbells that start at 30lbs and go up to 140lbs
440 lbs of bumper plates
220 lbs of Olympic plates
Force USA compact leg press and calf raise
Standing boxing bag
Got this set up just before Covid hit too
Oh and a cat
@@iswindersingh1085 dang bro
There's 2 ways you can interpret the title. Either A. The first gym as an entire home was listed at $160, or B. Will paid $16.000.000 for a few hours at the luxury home gym
It’s reasonable to assume that Will paid $16 million to tour a home for a few hours, so imma go with that one 😂
He seems to make it sound like he did, being as he mentioned his bank account, but for the second house he probably paid nothing as he was just touring the house as a potential buyer. Or that was the guise.
Yeah, I know it's not that serious but I think it's a little unfair to compare the cost of renting for 1 night ($160) to the total cost of purchasing an entire home ($16 million).
Yes
They probably let him use the gym to promote the listing because the house is probably for sale. Or he knows the owner. But yeah he probably paid $160 to use the first one or it was an air bnb listed for 160 a night. He straight up said the house is worth 16 million
"The dumbbells go up to 50lb only" that was when Will decided to not buy the mansion
I mean yeah 50 lb max dumbells is diabolical. Plus no squat rack. 5/10 gym
@@paulhoovdaddy to fix that, it would cost less than a 1000 dollars
50 lb 😂 I though it was 50kg , i am like 6,1 100kg I could do 50lb on my first day when I was 16
Will getting excited like a kid hearing you can get any action figure at the store in the mansion gym is soo valid lmaoo that place looked sick
"soo valid" christ
You should do a YT series visiting your fans’ home gyms and train with them…that would be interesting
based
The ways you use the word 'Anabolic' hit just right every time. I want to add it to my vocab. "Damn I'm feeling anabolic today" or "Let's get to the Anabolic Bunker and get huge"
I like that Will never says anything disrespectful or negative about the less $$ in all his comparison videos.
the issue with building a home gym is less the actual equipment cost and more the cost on space to put it
Agreed, imo building even a basic gym for a single person requires atleast 300sqft of space, and in any city such a space would cost alot, just investing the same amount of money in stock market would generate much more each year than gym membership costs
100% I think if price wasn't an issue, but space was, I'd want one of those smith/cable/racks in one (€3k+) and (adjustable) dumbbells. But in order to give up my gym membership I'd probably want a treadmill, I hate dressing for the climate, be it sunburn-risk or icey roads, and I'd like a deadlifting platform (also for hip thrust just in case) or a very reliable floor. And then it's easy to fall down the rabbit hole of what else would I want.
@@vyktrii a basic home gym can literally just be a squat rack, bench, and dumbells. idk how u got 300sq ft. my entire studio apt isnt even 300sq ft and i have a home gym i do everything in.
We bought a house making sure it has a large space for a home gym. Only when we got a survey done as part of the equipment purchase we were told that structurally it was not possible to put a ton of equipment there so we had to spend 25k just to fix the darn floor and foundation of the basement.
@@K8Stuff in ur basement u couldnt support it? I have 525lbs of weight and i live in a upstairs apartment. I hope one day i dont fall through the floor and die haha. Held up so far
The thing that you thought was a shower is actually an ice bath. The temperature in that thing can go extremely low.
The $160 one was a much more interesting adventure though 😅
Yes, and you can rent it 100 000 days for the price of the other
160 for a day is a huge scam tho
I've only been working out at ly home gym the past few yeara because I commute to school and don't have time for a gym stop. You really look for all the tips of making every weight as heavy as possible and it works really well, a bench, adjustable dumbbells, ez bar, some plates and a few good tips from Will, Dr Mike and a few others and you are set.
For real. I watch the same people and also try to take the best of the best tips. You said it perfectly.. when you work out at home you have to make those weights as heavy as possible! Someday soon I hope to join a gym, but I’m glad it’s possible to work out at home and make muscles and I’m thankful for the people who share good tips.
I got a rogue half rack, a barbell, and some blemished & hand-me-down weights and my home gym felt complete. I did eventually get a cheap titan plate-loaded cable machine as well, which is nice. Honestly can't think of anything else I really need.
$160/night? That is pretty expensive.
I got a friend at work who has this powertec and he swears by it.
1. Squat Rack & weight
2. Barbell
3. Lat Pull Down
4. Dumbbells
5. Leg Raise and Leg Curl
6. Manual Treadmill
7. Fan Bike
8. Deadlift platform / Olympic lift platform
9. Wrestling Mat
10. Rower
Yeah I know right?
It’s not too bad in todays day and age
WILL has that money 😅
0:41
I thought the entire place was made up in 160 dollars
Will saying “leg press” like he’s having a reunion with old friends 🥰
"boo-boo keys"
I've been watching your videos for a while now, but this week I started going to the gym. It was a little embarrassing and awkward, but I love the feeling it gives me and I can't wait to get back into the gym. Thank you for the motivation.
You’ve got this!!
Good shi bro
@@bigboyjamal9721 Thank you. I've been going 4-5 times a week for 4 months now and I've lost 12 kg and gained muscle
Thanks Will, I was on the fence about buying this home for my small family but your review really changed my mind. We will be purchasing after I claim my pugs life insurance
NOOOOOOO
I can make it look like an accident if i can come play in your gym
😭
A home gym doesn't have to be expensive. In reality, all you need is a pair of adjustable dumbbells, a bench, and a pull up bar. My workout equipment in total cost me about $300.
Most of the good compound exercises can be done with what I've listed. You can use the bench for dips.
Where did you get a decent set of adjustable dumbells, a pull up bar and a bench for about $300? I've got the bench and a pull up bar (the type you just screw into a door frame opening 😅), but every decent pair of adjustable dumbbells I've seen usually cost around that much on their own
@@NotTHEGREATEST I hunted for the cheapest shit I could find lol, they only go up to 15kg each but that's more than enough to work out with unless you're looking to build a tonne of strength on a low budget, in which case you'd probably be better off with a more expensive set or a barbell with extra weights.
That’s true. I recently stopped going to my gym for financial reasons but I have all of the equipment you mentioned above. To my surprise I haven’t lost any gains and actually gained some strength. Starting to realize a lot of the equipment you use at a gym is superfluous and paying for a membership is unnecessary
@@michaelhebert1221I agree. But, all you need is a very heavy kettlebell, a pull-up bar, and a dip bar. You can do everything except pull-ups and dips with the kettlebell. Deadlifts, squats, shoulder presses, swings, bench (more like push ups), etc.
@@NotTHEGREATEST cap barbell makes plate loaded dumbbells that go to 52.5lbs. I got them on Amazon for $58 a piece. It's actually cheaper to buy 2 single dumbbells rather than a pair for some reason lol. Being plate loaded is a minor inconvenience but if you are going for low price that's as good as it gets. My adjustable bench was $70. I will probably upgrade that within the year though. Not the biggest fan of it.
16:31 The secret is that the floor is automatically retractable and there’s a hot tub underneath. There’s another video about the house that shows it in action.
where to find the video ?
@ Search for a video titled “$24,950,000! The most unimaginable property in Hidden Hills with a huge circular driveway” and look at timestamp 5:21 to see it
14:10 WILL! You were not alone at that house!
His personality is what makes his channel so awesome, funny guy plus a lot of knowledge!
Will is slowly turning into MrBeast, i love it 😂
Mr Beast but entertaining
Please refrain from insulting Will like that
Yuck, no dont do Will dirty like that. And also, thats just not even correct
No?
tf is wrong with these replies
That 16M gym isn’t a home gym, it’s a gym at home.
you guys have no idea what you can buy/build for 16M. This gym is max, MAX, MAAAAXXX 1mil.
Still nice, but not 16mil.
actually im talking sh*t. This gym is 100k, max 200k if someone was stupid.
Check Mike Israetel 250k home gym, nothing more to say.
To be fair, the entire property was $16mil, not the gym equipment inside.
Bro is so in the moment, makes me appreciate life more. I love it!
I can gurantee you that the one who owned the $160 gym is way more jacked than the one who owned the $16M gym
3:51 smith machine, adjustable bench, adjustable dumbbells, plates, adjustable plate loaded cable stack, plate loaded leg extension/leg curl combo and a handful of attachments for the cable, this is probably the entire $24k spent if not a little more but id eventually get a barbell and power rack too to mess around with some barbell compounds but im mostly interested in the smith machine
3:42 If I had ~1500 bucks to spend on a home gym, I would get:
-A barbell with ~400 lbs of weight plates, with a squat rack and an adjustable bench. This will cover all my big compound movements except a vertical pull exercise.
-A pullup bar. This will cover the compound vertical pull exercise.
-A cable machine with adjustable height and interchangeable handles/ankle wraps. Combined with the adjustable bench, this will cover every stretch position of every isolation exercise I can think of.
never seen Will smile so much in one video!
Happy boy
been watching you for a long time… I’m sure your mom loved this video! I remember when she said she wished we could see your happy personality :)
Let's all pray for Will... He sacrificed his phone or whatever in his pocket at 6:11 for the sake of this video.
I actually lost it for so long that day lmao 🥹
@@WillTennysonwill should I have a slow steady weight loss and build muscle, or should I just starve myself. Cause I don't know if I'm getting progress
@@MarsRobIox slow and steady, allows for more fat loss rather than muscle and fat loss. Dont starve yourself, if you dont want to end up skinny as shit and having the same problem just opposite. Make sure to eat 500 cals under maintenance answell as eating enough protein (1g per lb of bodyweight) and heavy lifting 3-4 times a week.
As mentioned space becomes a premium / problem.
I just bought a Rogue foldable rack. Rep adjustable bench. Safety bars to use for rows. Rack comes with pull up bar and I got a V dip bar attachment. Barbell and weights up to 500lbs. Going to order ironmaster adjustable dumbbells next. Got some monolift hooks just to see how those will work.
Not sure I'll ever have space for row / pulley stuff unless I buy a new home with dedicated space. I'd really like an attachment to do hamstring curls as my they helped my tight hammies in my commercial gym training a lot. I may just have to incorporate RDLs or some sort of stretching.
basement gyms and garage gyms are literally the craziest gyms
3:55 power-rack , 200kg weight, 0-100kg dumbbels, inclinable bench, lat pulldown machine, 20kg, 2,00m bar, bar W , leg extension machine, and a crossover
The first thing I would buy is a power rack and bench... I was going to say Smith machine, but being able to remove the bar and having an option to do pull ups in a power rack makes it more worth it for a home gym.... If you get a dip attachment, a couple different bars, and enough weights.. you can almost get by with just a power rack
and you should get 7% if this house sells.. you just did some free marketing for those guys
The most underrated Gym creators out there. Love your vids and inspire me to get fit and eat healthier.
That home gym... at first, before you entered that home- I thought it was going to be Silence of the Lambs and Buffalo Bill would come out in his/her robe dancing to Wild Horses.
Treadmills/stationary bikes/steppers... just not needed! Go out for a jog/walk, ride your bike in the neighborhood, climb the stairs in the house. And with that court and what not.. yeah.. elliptical as the only "cardio" machine.. totally fine. Man, that gym... so soo nice.
love you Will keep up the great work. Never fail to entertain and captivate the audience. Looking forward to your work this year
For the past 4 years I’ve had a black coffee and watched a new Will Tennyson video every Friday morning, it’s a tradition.
The quality of Will’s videos never disappoint; the cinematography, editing, the commentary. 10/10
If I had to choose 2 machines for a home gym I would go for the cable cross over machine with built in bench press and squat rack. Also a lat pull-down machine. You can make serous gains with that alone
This home gym is incredible! Seriously I did not expect to see that hidden away in that underground bunker!
Killin it Will. Always enjoy your content. Do more CT Fletcher videos!
with 24k, i'd get a squat rack, 45lb olympic bar, 6x 20kg plates, 2x 15 kg plates, 2x 10 kg plates, 2x 5 kg plates, 2x 1 kg plates, a decently wide bench, dumbells from 2.5kg to 50 kg, a good quality captain's hook (for pullups and dips). A cable machine up to 150 kg. Maybe a leg press too.
the wardrobe to Narnia was awesome bro
I love that the big home gym had all white equipment. that would 100% make me feel anabolic despite the lush setting simply as would make me feel nostalgic for when I first started lifting back in the 90's
We can agree will puts a smile on our faces with these wonderful videos. Thanks will and your team
That little edit of the overhead view of Kim kardashian walking got me😂😂😂
I have that exact same pullup/dip bar from the first gym, and I said basically the same thing when I first tried it out. I got it for free though, so I guess I can't complain. But the only way to get it to be functional is either strapping it down or having somebody else stand on the other side of it to make it shake less lol
First gym felt like it deserved a higher rating since during the spring/summer the pool would be open and excellent for cardio
Hey Will! Perfect timing man, I just sat down with my salad and your notification popped up. Hehehe, I'm sore all over, but hey, thanks to the knowledge you share with us, I dropped 17 lbs and still going strong. Thank you! ❤🙏🏼💪🏼😊
i feel like cable machines are amazing for home gyms, it’s extremely versatile and you don’t need a lot of space to store plates. Even if you plan on adding a squat rack or bench and need to get plates in the future anyways, you can use the cable machine for *almost* any dumbbell exercise so it still keeps its usefulness
0:08 The rat adds so much charm to the place.
Those flat bench chest press machines are like a forgotten treasure. Best squeeze you can get for a chest press in my opinion.
The $160 looks so cozy and I’d love to work out there. I wish they had more equipments though. Anyways love the vibes.
Cozy? It looks too small. The person who put in the equipment needs to move each machine to make it easier to move around.
The first thing for my home gym? Definitely a power rack with platform and overhead straight bar, and an adjustable bench. Those are usually no more than $3k. Next thing is Olympic bar and bumper plates, a set of 260lb is within $1k. A $5k budget for a home gym is more than enough. With $24k, you can buy a full rack of dumbbells from 5lb to 110lb, a treadmill, an assault bike, and maybe a few machines on top of all these.
Another amazing video! Do you think you could make a video about building a proper home gym on a budget?
You the Man!!
the channel garage gym reviews has some good videos abt that
10/10 on the silk shirt/pants combo. Please do a Will goes shopping video. Thanks for being so great!
When COVID hit, I ended up buy a bench, a squat rack, and then I just added weights and bars from walmart. My gym membership was $55+ a month. I ended up building out the gym for about 7-ish months of gym membership. I've bought cheap bumper plates as they come up on amazon or walmart.
12:46 , did he just fart lmao
plate machine flat bench. cable and stack, barbells (40-80), dumbells, pec deck, plate squat machine, hack squat machine, squat rack, adjustable bench
Honestly that $16M home gym is overrated 😭
Things I'd buy for a home gym: Squat rack, a ton of plates, adjustable bench, build a DL platform, good DL bar, good Oly bar, set of DBs to 200, Double Cable station (plate loaded), reverse hyper, rogue echo bike. Use the rest of the money for something else.
I have my own home gym. In my opinion, if you want to have your own home gym, the things you really need are:
• Dumbbells
• Bench (Adjustable)
• Rack (either Half or Full, your preference; including pullup bar and pulley)
• Barbell
• Curlbar
• Plates
• Weighted Vest
That's really all you need for the rest of your life. Personally, I also got a leg extension because I just love that shit. I went with hex dumbbells because I prefer to just have them smaller and resistant to being dropped, as well as not having to change the weight on them manually.
you dont even need all that, but I would add a suspension trainer of some kind and maybe a cable system.
My home gym consists of, A spin bike for the real bad weather days, a pair of running shoes for the outdoor cardio, a yoga mat, some kettle bells of various weights, and the bowflex dumbbells. Body weight exercises are also good.
love Will's personality. he's real funny
If I had $24,000 to spend on a home gym I'd spend about $2,000 on gym equipment and put the rest in the bank. I actually have my own gym at home and I got pretty much every piece of equipment from eBay. Gym equipment is pretty much the ideal thing to get fantastic bargains with because it's generally heavy so only local buyers and there's not much competition for it. My favourite bargains were a brand new Technogym Group Cycle (spin bike) for £350 which are about £2,200 new and my treadmill which was about £70. I've got two of those bikes, a Concept2 Erg, multigym, cross trainer and a small amount of free weights. Total cost about £1,500 (a bit less than 2,000 USD).
When the 16 million dollar home gym doesn’t have a squat rack 😭
I have started training calisthenics in the forrest. I pack my backpack with the equipment needed (gymnastic rings, rubber bands, push up handles, skipping rope, water bottle, interval stop watch) and just run out in the forrest. Very much fresh air and no gym membership needed.
15:11 I laughed so hard, this guy's humor is the best lmaooo
Stairmaster, cable machine, squat/bench rack, and free weights
Will- how do you come up with ideas and coordinate all of this for videos each week? Im very impressed! Do you do all the research yourself, planning, etc.?
Try Muay Tai for bad knees, shins, and elbows. Wing Chun for Wrists. Tai Chi for Dan Tien.
Super Mario Sunshine and Wii Sports music used in one video 🙌
Some small tweaks and that $160 gym would be incredible. Especially just cleaning up the outside to make the entrance and pool area look better. On the inside, some better dumbbells, a treadmill or assault bike, and a bench. Don't need much more than that.
I dont understand the $160 price tag at all when even Equinox is like half price for a day pass. Complete ripoff to the max.
Private gym vs public gym
Mt Everest mention. Would love a revisit to COVID vid climbing your stairs. Still I think the most creative ever made
We're all gonna make it brahs
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0:15. Im stealing this 😂
A nice set of dumbbells, squat rack with bench & deadlift posibilities. That's probably all you need. And a bench
it would have been very interesting to see an actual 160$ gym! This one is probably worth more than 5k$ 😅
Great content as always tho!
like a repossessed bowflex? 😂🤣
Pullup bar, dip bars, ghr, kettlebelĺs, sandbag
Coming back home after the gym and seeing a Will Upload is like being teased by your girlfriend for round two.
Lol you can still see the shirt tag at 8:48. Love this guy
Obviously we return it 😭
@@WillTennyson AHHAHA coming through with the financial tips as well!
could you do ice hockey for a day since the nhl all star game 2024 is in toronto for this year.
16:47 the Wii sports batting practice music 😂
I wonder if the hole in the mansion is for an ice bath. Could make sense since it's near the gym
Pretty sure it is a cold plunge.
I've gone full home gym. Started with a bench and a handful of dumbbells.
Then bought a power rack with a cable attachment.
Can get a pretty decent workout across the board going.
I never expected to hear the foreboding theme from Little Nightmares (an indie horror game) in a Will Tennyson video, but there it was at 8:50. It plays in the game when you see the Maw (a metal megastructure house/nursery/restaurant at sea), and its seemingly infinite depth, so the music fits oddly really well for a huge mansion. For it to fit so well, I'm inclined to believe Will or his editor has played Little Nightmares.
Am I overanalyzing? Yes. I played the game about four to five times and I'm obsessed. I highly recommend it.
Editor of the vid here, I actually never played the game but I'm utterly fascinated with it. While editing I like to listen to UA-camrs like Grizzy do hour long playthroughs. The soundtrack for the game is great, it's a shame I can only use about 6 seconds without copyright so you can only use it for comedic effect
@@TheEditorJoshI'd say you used it very well. Made me happy to hear one of my favorite games get spread, even if it was for a meme.
@@TheEditorJoshsong at 14:15?
I got that exact Powertech setup in my home gym, got it for free about 12 years ago from my father in law. It still works like it's brand new.
Entertaining and informative keep it up will❤
Am I missing something with the batting cage? It looks like you'd either break one of the ceiling lights or the ball would ricochet off the walls back at the pitcher. If you pull the ball too much there's a window right to your left too
12:47 fart detected😂
This is the type of home for an actor or athlete. Your trainer comes over while your personal chef is prepping your post workout meal.
Anyone got spare 16mil real quick
ya bro for sure just send me $17M first.
I just did the math and I only spend $216 CAD a year on my gym membership. It’s nothing fancy but it has the essentials, isn’t super busy and is reasonably well maintained
Holy shit a powertec, got one of these things for $300 CAD a couple years ago. Absolutely my favorite piece of gym equipment I've used in or out of the gym. The squat and pressing movements on it can get insane depth and are about the only things that never cause me any sort of knee or shoulder discomfort no matter how heavy I go. For the record I regularly load 4 plates a side on the squat and absolutely still feel it, you can go heavy as you want on this thing.
You're sitting on the lat pulldown backwards btw. It's an extremely good feeling pendulum system, your arc here is backwards which will cause your chest to cave and an awful lat workout. The only thing that really sucks on this is the ab crunch is completely useless, and leg extensions you need a pad behind your back for ROM and you can only really go heavy enough for a warmup if you're strong.
16:25 That looks like a hot tub. There's probably a switch somewhere that lowers the floor down into the water below.
3:58 that’s what she said 🤡😶🌫️
hey will, you might want to try the dougdoug drivethrough challenge (for the content, yknow). If you havent heard of it, its basically drive through roulette where you eat as many fast food meals ordering the same thing as the person in front of you, so you have the chance of getting a single crunchwrap or a party box with 5 cokes at a taco bell for instance. The current record is at around 14 orders shared by 3 people during the span of one day. If you do so, good luck!