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1. A rotary dumbbell rack, comprising a base, wherein a plurality of expansion bolts are provided on the base; a supporting shaft and a plurality of triangular supporting plates are provided on the center of the base; the triangular supporting plates are fixed on the surface of the supporting shaft to clamp and fix the supporting shaft on the base; bearings are provided at upper and lower ends of the supporting shaft; a rotating sleeve is sleeved outside each of the bearings; square connecting tubes are fixed on first and second opposing sides of each of the rotating sleeves; an outer cylinder is fixedly connected to the square connecting tubes by means of connecting plates and bolts; the outer cylinder and the supporting shaft are arranged in a concentric circle form; a plurality of dumbbell placement plates are provided on an outer side of the outer cylinder, every two of the dumbbell placement plates form a group, and the groups are arranged at equal intervals along the circumference; and a plurality of placement grooves are longitudinally formed in each of the dumbbell placement plates at equal intervals.
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