Modifying a Company Truck?

I made a post asking how you guys stayed fit on the road. I'm looking into starting a local CDL school in January. I will be paying out of pocket for which is suppose to be great personal training.

Now I have a few more last questions from a new guy. With fitness being my #1 Priority in Life. I've spent the last decade climbing trees for a company, one of my main reasons to choose to keep my body healthy, due to the physical nature of my job.

I'm going into trucking and going from a physical active job, to sitting in a truck for 11 hours per day. And I feel like the key to me being successful in the truck and over the road will being able to take care of myself, my mind, and my body.

I've watched YouTube videos of guys on the road using Planet Fitnesses. Some say, it's impossible for them. Others say guys are just making excuses. When you shake down the truth, the honest truth is Planet Fitness makes a living by signing people up, who have excuses on why they can't get to the gym. High Volume, Low Price. I expect to be able to hit the gym a few days a week as a trucker, some of that being on my 36 hour reset. Being realistic, that life as a trucker will be busy, and I have to prepare for the un-expected.

I will utilize my gym visit days for showers and for my lifting heavy days. But when it comes to the lifting light days, I'd like to utilize days I'm not able to get to the gym as my light weight truck workout days.

It would be easier to modify a truck if I went the lease route, owner operator, and even a dedicated route would provide more simplicity as far as route planning a gym. But my first years, this may be impractical until I get experience.

My question is, would a company allow you to modify the interior assuming it could be returned back to factory state?

For example, could you install a squat rack / pull up bar / dip station like this below in a company truck if you could find a way to install it and return the interior back to normal? I would have like a fold-out gym mat or small mattress that would roll up to sleep on?

Pretty much my plan is just to drive, workout, and sleep.

Would this be possible in a company truck?

T-3 Series Short Folding Power Rack

T-3 Series Y-Dip Attachment


With this one single rack, I could hang some plates to me and do weighted pull ups, weighted dips, squats, and barbell rows. 4 of the big compound movements that would hit my entire body and I'd have pretty much
unlimited progress using my weighted dip belt for push ups and pull ups.


Interested in hearing back.... Would your company allow it?

 

I've heard a couple guys mention this, but I don't think they understand my level of fitness and seriousness to the sport.

A 150 lb tarp, or unloading some 50-75 lb boxes might give some plenty of workout to keep them in decent shape. I don't disagree. But when I say working out, I'm talking about putting music in my ears and pushing by body to its limits. I sleep better, and over-all just feel better, and it's became part of my life. Something tarping or unloading some boxes isn't going to give me.

I'm used to pulling my body up 200 lbs of rope for 5+ hours a day to the top of trees. If I"m not in a tree, I'm carrying 300+ lb trunks on my shoulder up, up-hill in most cases. When I work out, I can easily do 1,500+ push ups in an hours time, and a 1,000 with someone on my back.

I understand everyone has a different opinion on working out, and how they spent your time, that's your personality.

I'd rather stay on topic and ask the question, would your company allow something like this if the truck could be returned to normal?

 

This is what I was trying to find out??

So I wonder if hauling dry van, if I could modify a way to attach it to a dry van without causing any permanent damage.