A playground like this will make you want to work out

Exercise is a lifestyle and a self-investment.

Home fitness shouldn't be a one-size-fits-all basement that is best described as an outdated torture chamber.

Most people nowadays exercise to control their weight, which prompts the body to secrete neurotransmitters such as dopamine, endorphins, etc., which helps to enhance physical and mental health, quality of life as well as the will to exercise

So even in the face of homebuyers with varying budgets, investing in more inspiring fitness venues is essential.

"Home gyms are even more essential for wealthy individuals who don't want to leave their estates and share equipment," says Madison Hildebrand, star of Bravo TV's Million Dollar Mansions Los Angeles and celebrity trainer Jillian Michael ( Jillian Michael), who also represents celebrity trainer Jillian Michael in her $8.9 million home.

If you build it, they'll run with it. Invest in a home that's "sports-friendly," in the case of one Washington family. Montana winters can be harsh, so when Missy Jones and her husband were designing their new home in Billings, they decided to build a sports court to combat claustrophobia. They wanted a space where their children and friends could release pent-up energy. Jones knew her husband was building a basketball court, which was fairly inexpensive considering the total cost of a gym membership for a family of four.图

Considering the historically cold climate, family entertainment, parking multi-purpose, the need to choose a low-temperature resistant, wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant, simple construction, quick installation, easy to take care of, safe and non-slip, aesthetically pleasing as well as a wide range of sports functions of the product, PP (polypropylene) interlocking sports flooring to become a preferred choice within the sports flooring products.

No matter how it's used, the quality of it (super X) has a long life of 10 years," says Alisa Chen of Shanghai Yingming Trading Co.

For less than $3,000 they turned their open-air garage into a multi-use space complete with interlocking padded flooring, benches, pull-up stations, kettle balls, wooden blocks and an Olympic bar. “It’s our meditation hall at 6 a.m., our cross-training gym at 7 a.m. and our yoga studio at 11 a.m.The wall can be reserved for climbing frames; we now have the home gym of our dreams," says Madison.