Do you need a large area to work out?
196256
Not really. Just maybe four steps to your right, left, front and back. Solely because they shuffle a bit, but I was able to do it in my family room without having to move my furniture, but I did need to move a few items just due to vibrations from the fast pace. Didn't want something to fall.
196257
No not at all. You just need to basically need to step 1-2 steps from right to left , and back and forth. I love the work out !
196258
Not really. Most of the workouts don't need a mat. So you need a space as long as you are.
196259
No you can work out in your living room even your bedroom. Working out to T25 is so easy & your not on the floor
196260
You don't need a large workout area. I don't have a coffee table in front of my sectional in my family room and I do the workout between the sectional and the TV.
196261
You need enough space that let you do a burpee. You dont move that much sideways. Hope this helps!
196262
No bigger than your average living room. I make it work. I certainly don't have a ton of space.
808361
Whatever floats your boat Ryan, be at the gym or at your dorm. Living here in Upstate NY, winters are sometimes not conducive to driving 5 miles to a health center, since we live in the country. Therefore this Home Gym suits our needs, especially during those wintery times. Good luck.
1581825
You would not necessarily need a mat unless you plan on sweating a lot then you may want that on the mat and not the carpet:)
1747408
I don't have mine turned to a large area because I live in a small house on a small property. The system works great for us but I don't know the maximum area that it will cover. I love it.
1128636
In a gym or a barn maybe. You would need high ceilings and no furniture in a house. Please check the dimensions. I could never use it inside my house. We use it in the yard all the time, and I could put it up in our garage which has a very high ceiling, but I would need to empty it put first.
565024
I think your range of motion will be compromised with this specific machine. You would want something bigger
531539
I really didn't need much space, I converted a room off my kitchen into a makeshift exercise room. The space, within the room, I used for JMBR was about 8ft x 8ft and it worked really well.
252063
It will be fine. My bedroom has a hollow door and you have to make sure that your door is shut and that your pulling against the frame. In other words, from the outside of the door. It makes your workout so much easier and faster.
2179970
Hi Douglas, My friend says you don't need a lot of room; just enough to step from side to side as it is a dance routine. (For someone with average height that should be about 8 square feet).
2145838
The gym's dimensions are 66 inches long by 50 wide and 84 high. It's fairly compact and during your exercises nothing extends beyond those dimensions other than your body. The front plate extension you can see in the picture is used for standing on during curls and rowing exercises so you don't really need much body space.
1914392
Not alot. I do this in my family room. You just need a chair or the back of the couch to hold on to like a ballet bar. So really enough room where you can lift you legs front,side and behind you without hitting anything and on the floor, the size of a yoga mat that again you can have your legs open to the side without hitting anything. Enjoy it doesn't look like you're doing much but once you get started you'll feel it in all the right places.
440881
You should be ok but I think it depends on how big you are and exactly how much movement you are looking to do in the area you have concerns of clearing.
888578
Well, basically the space it takes for the board, and the space for one person standing with the board in front of them (for stepping on and off exercises. 4 square feet? Obviously more would be better.
458380
If it is a standard size gym, I would say about 5 or 6 should be good. We ordered one and used it in our back room, which is 16 x 19, and it was more than enough. Works great too! Can't beat the price.
151671
Hello Anita. I am not at home with my exerciser but if the area you are talking about is accessible you might want to give it a squirt of WD-40 or sewing machine oil.
941735
I would say only in a gym or the like. Would need plenty room. Really good toy though! Kids still enjoying it since last Christmas.
331757
Not at all. Luckily, I read in the comments to prepare for about a 4 foot by 10 foot space to sit it in. That is not the dimension of the machine, but in order to do workouts you need the room. It is very large, and took two very kind UPS guys to bring it in. That being said, it is a well built, smooth machine, exactly what we wanted.