By all means yes
I train at home for years now - mostly basic bodyweight moves with minimum equipment (I have pushup handles, home mode TRX (which cost me about 10e to make) and makeshift medicine ball, also a pair of 6kg dumbells which I got for free and they are just fine for nice pump in some shoulder exercises like lateral raises)
I do inverted rows, dips and pullups in a park with bars which is like 100m from my home - even on very cold weather, I stay at home only if it rains or snows heavy, btw working out in a snow rocks!)
Gym membership was about 10e a few years ago, now it's probably 15e - an that was cheaper option, some gym are more than 20e montly and you do the math how much money you will spent If you are in years of training)
Also if you are handy with tools, have the tools and spare space in your home you can make many of the gym equipment by yourself dirty cheap (there are lots of tutroials on YouTube and net)
I train at home for years now - mostly basic bodyweight moves with minimum equipment (I have pushup handles, home mode TRX (which cost me about 10e to make) and makeshift medicine ball, also a pair of 6kg dumbells which I got for free and they are just fine for nice pump in some shoulder exercises like lateral raises)
I do inverted rows, dips and pullups in a park with bars which is like 100m from my home - even on very cold weather, I stay at home only if it rains or snows heavy, btw working out in a snow rocks!)
Gym membership was about 10e a few years ago, now it's probably 15e - an that was cheaper option, some gym are more than 20e montly and you do the math how much money you will spent If you are in years of training)
Also if you are handy with tools, have the tools and spare space in your home you can make many of the gym equipment by yourself dirty cheap (there are lots of tutroials on YouTube and net)