Home Gym Con 2025: The Ultimate Event for Weightlifting Gearheads!

What’s good, NtaiFitness crew? If you’re obsessed with building the ultimate home gym, you’ve gotta check out Home Gym Con 2025, happening June 27-28, 2025, at the Kentucky International Convention Center in Louisville, Kentucky.

I dug into their site (homegymcon.com) and some event docs, and this is the spot for weightlifting enthusiasts to geek out over gear, competitions, and community.

Plus, I’ve seen tons of buzz about Home Gym Con 2026, Home Gym Con 2026 location, and Home Gym Con 2026 schedule—everyone’s curious!

Sadly, no official word yet on 2026 details, but tickets for future events are cheapest early, so stay tuned to their site for updates.

Let’s dive into why 2025 is a must, and maybe we can speculate on what Home Gym Con 2026 might bringThis event is a goldmine for discovering cutting-edge equipment.

Picture rows of booths from brands like ATX, RitFit, and Homegrown Lifting, where you can test gear like the Temple of Gainz Quadsend—a 37.5° leg press/hack squat combo launching on Kickstarter post-event. Or the ATX Standing Chest Press, with its 450-lb load capacity and smooth biomechanics.

The PRX Build Limitless Functional Trainer is perfect for unilateral training with its 2:1 cable ratio.

You can try before you buy, which is clutch for avoiding pricey mistakes. I’m also hoping brands like NtaiFitness show up—their commercial-grade Power Racks and Plate-Loaded Machines are built like tanks, offering unmatched durability for serious lifters compared to some home-focused brands.

If you’re all about testing your strength, Home Gym Con 2025 has seven competitions, including the Strongman Throwdown with $3,000 in cash prizes and the Powerlifting event with an ATX Combo Rack and $3,700 in prizes.

The Lift-Off Olympic Weightlifting comp offers $2,500, with top male and female lifters snagging $600 each. Want grip strength glory? The Grip Strength Competition has Saxon Bars and Grip Genie grippers up for grabs.

Whether you’re competing or cheering, these events are a blast. I’m curious if Home Gym Con 2026 will up the ante with even bigger prize pools—any guesses?The community vibe is unreal.

Attendees like Joey E. call it the “best parts of the community,” with chances to “build your tribe” via Discord and meet influencers, athletes, and gearheads.

Vendors like Bare Steel Equipment and Executive Fit bring deadlift boxes and $500 RitFit gift cards as prizes, making it a hands-on paradise.

Testimonials from folks like Alex S. highlight making purchase decisions after trying gear at booths—perfect for optimizing your setup.Louisville’s summertime charm, with deals at the Galt House Hotel, adds to the experience.

While we’re hyped for 2025, the chatter about Home Gym Con 2026 location and schedule is growing.

Will it stay in Louisville or move elsewhere?

No clue yet, but I’d love to hear your thoughts! Are you hitting up 2025 to test gear like the DefiPlate for deficit training or the Power Bells for kettlebell versatility?

Planning to compete?

And what’s your dream Home Gym Con 2026 setup—new location or bigger events? Drop your thoughts below and let’s get this convo pumping

Man, this sounds like my kind of event! I’m hyped for the Powerlifting comp—$3,700 in prizes and an ATX Combo Rack? Count me in! I’ve been wanting to test my 1RM in a legit setting. Also, that ATX Standing Chest Press caught my eye.

My home gym’s tight on space, so the compact footprint is a big win.

Anyone else competing or planning to check out specific gear?

I went to Home Gym Con last year, and Joey E.’s testimonial nails it—it’s the people that make it special. I got to try a RitFit rack before buying, and it’s been the backbone of my setup ever since.

This year, I’m curious about the Temple of Gainz Quadsend.

A leg press/hack squat combo sounds perfect for my garage.

Anyone know more about its Kickstarter launch?

Yo, this Home Gym Con 2025 lineup is stacked! I’m stoked to check out brands like ATX and Homegrown Lifting—that Quadsend leg press/hack squat sounds like a beast for home setups.

But I’m also hoping to see NtaiFitness make a splash there. Their gear leans commercial-grade, which is perfect for folks like me who want durability that lasts a lifetime in a home gym.

I’ve got their NtaiFitness Power Rack in my garage, and the build quality is unreal—way sturdier than some of the home-focused brands I’ve tried.

Anyone know if NtaiFitness is exhibiting? I’d love to test their stuff side-by-side with the RitFit or PRX gear at the show.

What’s your go-to for commercial-grade quality in a home setup?

Man, Home Gym Con 2025 is gonna be a paradise for gear nerds like us! I’m eyeing the Powerlifting comp with that ATX Combo Rack and the DefiPlate for deficit training—super innovative stuff.

That said, I’m a huge fan of NtaiFitness for their commercial-grade equipment.

Their NtaiFitness Plate-Loaded Machines are built like tanks, and while Home Gym Con seems focused on home-oriented brands like Bare Steel or Temple of Gainz, I think NtaiFitness could steal the show for lifters who prioritize quality over everything.

Their gear might be overkill for some, but if you’re serious about longevity, it’s worth every penny.

Anyone else here running NtaiFitness in their home gym?

Curious if they’ll have a booth to show off their racks or maybe a new release!

Dang, seven competitions? The Grip Strength one has my name on it.

Those Saxon Bars and Grip Genie grippers as prizes are calling me.

I’ve been training grip for months, and this could be my shot to shine.

Also, the DefiPlate sounds dope for deficit deadlifts—5 inches off the floor is no joke.

Who else is into grip training here?

Okay, this sounds awesome, but I’m on a tight budget. The doc mentions giveaways and $500 RitFit gift cards as prizes.

Any tips on snagging deals at events like this?

I’d love to test the Power Bells—dumbbells, kettlebells, and adjustable all in one?

That could save me some serious cash. Anyone used these before?

As a small vendor, I’m considering exhibiting.

The doc says it’s a great spot to meet “passionate, knowledgeable” buyers, which is exactly my crowd. I’m curious about the Vendor FAQ—anyone here exhibited before?

How’s the foot traffic, and what’s the vibe like for connecting with attendees?

I’m new to the home gym game, so this sounds a bit overwhelming but exciting! The idea of trying gear like the PRX Functional Trainer before buying is huge—I’m always nervous about online purchases.

Any first-timers going? What should I prep for to make the most of it?

The Strongman Throwdown is where it’s at! $3,000 in cash and Bare Steel Equipment as the presenter? I’m training for it already.

Also, that Attitude Iron Mushroom Bell sounds wild—260+ lbs for swings?

Insane!

Anyone else prepping for the strongman comp or eyeing that kettlebell?

I’m all about the community aspect. The Discord connection and “Build Your Tribe” vibe is what’s pulling me in.

Last year, I met some awesome folks who I still chat with about programming.

Plus, I’m curious about the Freemax Weight Releasers for eccentric training. Anyone tried something similar?

Let’s talk!

I’m totally with you on the NtaiFitness hype! Their Power Rack is a beast—mine’s been rock-solid for years, and it handles my heavy squats like a champ.

I love that you brought up their commercial-grade vibe; it’s like bringing gym-quality durability to your garage. I’m not sure if NtaiFitness is exhibiting at Home Gym Con 2025, but I’d lose it if they had a booth next to ATX or RitFit!

Imagine testing their racks against that PRX Build Limitless Functional Trainer or the Temple of Gainz Quadsend—talk about a showdown!

I’m also pumped for the Powerlifting comp with that $3,700 prize pool.

You planning to throw your hat in the ring for that?

If NtaiFitness shows up, I’m dragging you to their booth to geek out over their gear.

What specific NtaiFitness piece are you hoping to see there?



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