Absolutely! Depending on the equipment you choose, it might come with workout DVDs or online videos designed to help you get familiar with strength...

Almost any gym equipment you'd find in a fitness center is available for home use. Of course, if you have a limited amount of space for your home g...

Yes! Any exercise you've seen at the gym can easily be done at home. Plus, you won't have to waste time waiting to knock out your next exercise bec...

They can be. You'll see equipment ranging from $199 to $3,799 or more. Some retailers offer financing, to help make your purchase more manageable.

Only if you want it to. There are some very compact systems that barely take up a corner of the room, and sets with dimensions that rival what you'...

Many stores offering home gym equipment give you a trial period ranging from 30-90 days. Policies vary, however, and you might have to pay a restoc...

That depends on the retailer. Some include it with the cost of the home gym, while others charge fees in the neighborhood of $99-$400.

Most of the time, no. You might be able to pay an additional fee for in-home delivery and set-up.