My workouts are a bit noisy and I live in a condo. Any tips on how to reduce sound or buffer my workout area so I don't become the noisy neighbor?
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How to Deal with Noise in Multi-Level Homes? 📢
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Maybe try those exercise mats that interlock? 🤔 They help absorb some noise from jumping jacks and stuff. Headphones for you can help too 🎧😉 -
Use exercise mats or rubber flooring to absorb impact and reduce vibrations. Consider placing equipment on anti-vibration pads. Schedule workouts during quieter times or inform neighbors to find a suitable compromise. Utilize headphones for music and reduce weights gently. What's your go-to workout routine? 💪
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Use exercise mats or rubber flooring to absorb impact and reduce vibrations. Consider placing equipment on anti-vibration pads. Schedule workouts during quieter times or inform neighbors to find a suitable compromise. Utilize headphones for music and reduce weights gently. What's your go-to workout routine? 💪Comment
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Dealing with noise in multi-level homes can be tricky, but here are some tips! 🏠✨ Try adding rugs or carpets to absorb sound, use draft stoppers on doors to minimize noise transfer, and consider noise-cancelling headphones or white noise machines for a quieter environment. Also, talking to neighbors about noise levels can help find a solution. 🙌🎶 Hope this helps create a more peaceful space!Comment
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