Level 38: Workout Walkthrough
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Continuing on in 50 Tiny Room Escape, after completing Level 37 you have moved on to a new level where you find yourself in a gym.
Level 38: Workout

This exercise room has a lot of items scattered around. Many of these are clues.
First look on the shelves on the right of the initial view. Notice the items on them.

Card: on the shelf near the top.
Collect a Green Barbell plate from the middle shelf. Then also move the large round blue item to see another object behind it and move the Green ball from the bottom shelf, these will become important later.
Next look at the equipment to the left of the shelves.

Collect a Weight Stack Pin from on top of the boxing punching bag. Then also collect the Purple Barbell Plate from the Bench and a Weights Bar - EZ Bar from the floor.
You can view the weight bar in your inventory and tap the colored end to collect a Metal Thing.

Examine the medals on the wall, notice the numbers on them. this is a clue.

Turn to the left to see the large mirror.

Collect a second Green Barbell plate from the floor and notice the other items you can see.
Turn left again and see the exercise bike and the other equipment.

Collect an third green Barbell Plate from the floor.
Now tap the wall to the left of the light switch to open a door to a locker room. Look inside.

Card: on the bench.
Collect a fourth green Barbell plate from the bench and notice the other weight.
In this room are 3 lockers. They each need a combination to open them.
Top Right Locker
Notice that this has some symbols on it, the same symbols can also be seen on the inside of the door to the locker room.
To make it easier to see this clue you can look back in the room at the mirror with the door open to see the symbols reflected.
Code: 0417Show
Collect a second Weight Stack Pin

Bottom Right Locker

There is no sign on this locker but you also need a 4 digit code.
The clue is the medals on the other wall. Look at the numbers on the medals.
Code: 2133Show
Collect the Right Pedal.
Left Locker

Notice the sign on the locker, this shows 3 types of equipment
There is a Dumbbell, Kettle Bell and a Wheel.
Solution: Look around the room and count the number of each of these items that you can see. Some items may be hidden behind other on the shelves.Show
Code: 8 4 3Show
Inside the locker you can view a paper on the top shelf with a clue.

Turn to the left again and you will see a weights bench.
Weight Bench

Collect another Purple Weight plate from the floor and then tap the weights bar on the left to place it.

Now you can add the plates to the bar in the correct positions.
Copy the clue from the paper.
Solution: Show

Now you can collect a Left Pedal from the bench.
Next tap the light switch to turn off the lights. You will see 2 light spots on the ground.
The picture on the wall also has 2 numbers illuminated, this is a clue.

Tap and move the 2 green exercise balls on the floor until they end up in the lit spots. You might need to move other weights that are on the floor blocking the movements.

When they are in place you can tap on the picture on the wall and then open it to find a panel behind.

Use the 'Metal Thing' on the center socket and this will open the panel.

Collect a Bike Computer.
Turn the light back on and turn to the right again and view the equipment on the wall. This Weight Stack machine has 2 sides with different sets of weights.

Place the 2 Weight stack pins that you have on the left and right into the correct slots.
Solution: Follow the numbers from the picture accounting for the set weights on each side.Show

Once done tap the handle to pull the wight and top of the equipment will open. Collect a Seat.

Now view the exercise bike to the left. Add the 2 pedals, the Seat, and the Computer to the Bike to complete it.

Then tap the screen to see a progress bar. Tap this screen quickly to pedal the bicycle until the bar is filled up. This will open a secret door behind the shelves.

Now you can turn and open the door fully to escape the room.

Move on to Level 39.
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