Looking for a Small Sized Home Gym - for Chest Work

Anyone recommend a home gym that is relatively small in length and width
(approx 4'x4' or so). Looking to use it mostly for chest press and
butterfly and maybe lat pulldown. Would like it to have its own plates if
possible. Most of these universal type gyms are too large for the area that
I have. I don't want any kind of multi-station. And I already have a
decent bench and weights for most everything else, but looking for a small
machine dedicated pretty much to chest work.

-Thanks

"buck" <nowayjose@covad.net> wrote in message
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> Anyone recommend a home gym that is relatively small in length and
> width (approx 4'x4' or so). Looking to use it mostly for chest press
> and butterfly and maybe lat pulldown. Would like it to have its own
> plates if possible. Most of these universal type gyms are too large
> for the area that I have. I don't want any kind of multi-station.
> And I already have a decent bench and weights for most everything
> else, but looking for a small machine dedicated pretty much to chest
> work.

Although I firmly believe that nice chests belong on women, aren't there
enough things you can do without a machine, especially since you have a
bench and weights already? Both one- and two-armed dumbbell bench
presses, one-armed pushups, and the like? I've been working one-armed
pushups lately and even my puny pectoral muscles are growing. And most
people feel the bench press, by itself, is one of the best chest
developers.

I know I didn't answer your question but, this being mfw, I just
couldn't resist putting my two-cents worth in, anyway. Just my opinion.

-S-
http://www.kbnj.com

"Steve Freides" <steve@fridayscomputer.com> wrote in message
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> "buck" <nowayjose@covad.net> wrote in message
> news:24343$45b85403$48f4380e$27478@msgid.meganewss ervers.com...
>> Anyone recommend a home gym that is relatively small in length and width
>> (approx 4'x4' or so). Looking to use it mostly for chest press and
>> butterfly and maybe lat pulldown. Would like it to have its own plates
>> if possible. Most of these universal type gyms are too large for the
>> area that I have. I don't want any kind of multi-station. And I already
>> have a decent bench and weights for most everything else, but looking for
>> a small machine dedicated pretty much to chest work.
>
> Although I firmly believe that nice chests belong on women, aren't there
> enough things you can do without a machine, especially since you have a
> bench and weights already? Both one- and two-armed dumbbell bench
> presses, one-armed pushups, and the like? I've been working one-armed
> pushups lately and even my puny pectoral muscles are growing. And most
> people feel the bench press, by itself, is one of the best chest
> developers.
>
> I know I didn't answer your question but, this being mfw, I just couldn't
> resist putting my two-cents worth in, anyway. Just my opinion.
>
> -S-
> http://www.kbnj.com
>

Hey Steve.... always respect your opinion..... Already have my KBs working,
but I want what I want..... :~) So will keep looking.

>