Exercise Equipment

Keep me posted, maybe a situp bench that hooks to the bunk?

 

I always used resistance bands, but lacked the ability to do cardio. I would have liked some type of collapsing exercise bike that could easily stow under the bunk.

 

Freightliner Cascadia with full top sleeper and equipped with dual bunks is the most numerous truck out there. Rent one for a few days and let your imagination run wild.

Just remember lots of drivers spend a good deal of time in snow-covered, cold environment during winter months so inside means to get heart rate up for 15 minutes (cardio) would be great. I'd also consult with a professional trainer and/or physical therapist.

 

I do local work so this is not a quandary for me, but if I were OTR, I would have a jump rope along for cardio, a dumb bell set and resistance bands for strength and flexibility. An incline/decline bench would be a nice bonus.

 

Definitely collapsible. 48" long and 16" wide, like a small ironing board. It could stay on the bunk when driving, or under it perhaps, when not in use.

 

Replace the passenger seat with a spin bike?

 

Hooked to a generator powering the tv or microwave??